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    Overlook Mountain - Cooking lunch in the Overlook Mountain back country, at my off-trail camping site.

    Overlook Mountain

    4.5(86 reviews)
    8.4 mi

    Love hiking here! If…read moreyou're in this part of the Catskills, I highly recommend this trail. It's easily accessible and an easier hike to do. The trail is well-groomed and very walkable. There aren't any scrambles or large boulders, which is good.. The view from the top is pretty epic, and the fire tower which has been closed every time I've hiked the mountain has great views too. I would highly recommend this hike.

    This place is absolutely amazing! I've hiked all the Catskills mountains three times over through…read morethe years and I had never been to overlook because there was no reason to but I had heard so much about this location I just had to visit and satisfy my curiosity on why this place is so popular. First off the parking lot is medium sized and parking on the road (even off the road) is risky because certain spots you are not allowed to park so arrive early, get a legit parking spot and save yourself the wasted trip or the hassle of returning to your vehicle to a ticket or it completely gone (towed). The hike up and back for Overlook is approximately 5 miles so everyone is spot on mentioning the distance. It's fairly steep all the way up and while you don't have any views on the way up, you do encounter some old ruins which is a neat break along the way. Once you do make it to the top you are met with a small shed that has some very minor historical information inside and on peak weekends you'll find stewards that can assist with information about the area and hiking tips. The fire tower can't be missed to the left after the small shed and the view is to the right of the shed. I have to say, I've been atop many mountains and it's been a long while since I've had my breath taken away but when I saw the view at Overlook it was breath taking. What made the view so beautiful and different than other mountains I've hiked is that the view is expansive with no mountains obstructing so you can see as far as the eyes can see. It's truly a remarkable view being so high up and seeing so far out. This mountain is known for its rattlesnake population. Sadly I never got to see one because I always hike in the early morning hours and they normally come out at around high noon when the sun is the hottest.

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    Overlook Mountain
    Overlook Mountain
    Overlook Mountain

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    Rail Explorers - Catskills Division

    Rail Explorers - Catskills Division

    4.6(63 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    Available by appointment
    Locally owned & operated

    I did this as a work team-building outing and had no real idea what to expect, but I loved it. None…read moreof us had done anything like this before, but the staff were super friendly and walked us through everything without making anyone feel clueless. Once we got moving, the views were unreal. The autumn leaves were gorgeous, there's some water views, and later on, the stars were incredible. The stop for hot cocoa and marshmallows was such a cute touch, and honestly perfect for warming up a bit. Sitting there burning smores and laughing with my team felt very wholesome in the best way. I also really appreciated how low-impact this was. I'm pretty out of shape and deal with back issues, and I had zero discomfort the entire time. It was a beautiful fall night and such a memorable experience. I'd absolutely come back again, but bring my partner with next time.

    We were looking for dog friendly places to take my pup and this sounded like a fun way to explore…read morethe area! Your dog must be leashed for safety reasons (obviously) - they provided a floor mat so he had a comfy place to sit while we pedaled. After a brief safety presentation, you basically just take off. I do wish they provided some audio narrations about the area as you passed by it, but you are basically left to your own devices. The view was nice - you go through a forest and then are next to the river, so you get a good mix of views. The rail does go through a residential area, so be mindful of your noise! At the end of the rail, they make everyone get off for around 15-20 minutes so they can turn the carts around. The tour does take 2 hours so plan accordingly. They do provide hot drinks while you are waiting for your tour time to begin, but I wish they provided some snacks too. Bathrooms are very clean and they have a fire pit to keep you warm!

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    Rail Explorers - Catskills Division
    Rail Explorers - Catskills Division
    Rail Explorers - Catskills Division

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    Vanderbilt Mansion - Head servant's office

    Vanderbilt Mansion

    4.5(147 reviews)
    24.0 mi

    3/18/26: The Vanderbilt Mansion is a must see when visiting Hyde Park!…read more You first drive up a winding driveway, till you reach the visitor's center to purchase tickets. Should you have a National Service Park Pass, you'll be able to enter for free. It's best to call at 9 AM just to be sure there's availability. Inside the center, you'll find restrooms and a large display of the Vanderbilt family tree. Our docent Mike first started the tour at the visitor center. Mike was very knowledgeable and had wonderful wit. The visitor center used to be the guest house for Mrs. Vanderbilt's bachelor friends during their stay over. Mike walked us over to the main estate. The outside of the estate is stunning. We then entered the beautiful estate. All the furnishings are absolutely gorgeous. The last part of the tour is walking down the servants stairs. However, the best photo view is probably looking up from the bottom of the staircase. Hope you enjoy the photos. Photos are allowed, but without flash.

    Our primary purpose in coming up to Hyde Park was to visit the Roosevelt sites, but we figured we'd…read morestop here at neighboring Vanderbilt Mansion since we were already in the area. It was well worth the stop! Tours are required to enter the mansion and last an hour. It was well worth it - our tour guide was fantastic - engaging, knowledgeable, and fun. This 54 room estate was owned by what our tour guide described as the "Vanderbilt least likely to star in a reality show," his wife Louise was fascinated by France so all of her spaces are heavily French inspired, and despite a very clear upstairs/downstairs division, these Vanderbilts left significant portions of their fortune based on individual years of service to their servants in their will. The story of how this mansion ended up with the National Park Service was also interesting - the home itself was left to Louise's niece, who, while wealthy, was unable to pay the taxes on this additional large property. So she attempted to sell - but it was the Great Depression and there were no buyers. Neighbor Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed a plan: offer to sell the property and home intact to the NPS for $1 as he also made arrangements to transfer his neighboring property to them, as well. The grounds themselves are lovely - the Vanderbilts maintained formal gardens and are free to explore. There is a stunning view - referred to as "a millionaire's view" at the time - of the Hudson River. Tickets can be purchased for house tours in the visitor's center. Note that the home does not have air conditioning so it can get toasty in warm weather.

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    Vanderbilt Mansion - Mrs Vanderbilt's Master Bedroom

    Mrs Vanderbilt's Master Bedroom

    Vanderbilt Mansion - 2nd Floor center common space outside bedrooms

    2nd Floor center common space outside bedrooms

    Vanderbilt Mansion - One of the guest bedrooms

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    One of the guest bedrooms

    The Street Teacher - Experience the drama of DUMBO's architecture as it frames the Manhattan Bridge!!

    The Street Teacher

    4.7(3 reviews)
    88.8 miUpper East Side, Yorkville

    Bill was our guide for our first visit to NYC. He could not have been more knowledgeable &…read moreprofessional. Our time was well spent with Bill. He knows the city & its history & its back stories ... Bill showed us the city in ways we would never have been able to manage on our own. Six stars if possible....... Highly Recommend!!

    I hosted an afternoon Greenwich Village walking tour for client financial advisors prior to an…read moreevening event in lower Manhattan. The Street Teacher, Bill Goodhart, was exceptionally well-prepared for presenting current and historical facts about The Village, including significant events, unique architecture, famous residents and side bar items of interest. Bill's love of New York City and his unique "feel for place" made this tour a memorable experience for all of us. I highly recommend The Street Teacher for corporate functions and family outings alike. Bill's articulate, very well-educated style and wry sense of humor really humanized the tour and made everyone comfortable. He was very accessible to our questions and stimulated conversation among us. He ensured that he knew the "audience" in advance by prepping with me and even followed-up post-tour to ensure that we were satisfied, which we were. It actually exceeded our expectations. This is was a five-star experience which I plan on doing again with Bill in another area of NYC!

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    The Street Teacher - Eating and drinking on Stone Street in lower Manhattan

    Eating and drinking on Stone Street in lower Manhattan

    The Street Teacher - I'm with a family near City Hall Park and the Brooklyn Bridge

    I'm with a family near City Hall Park and the Brooklyn Bridge

    The Street Teacher - Yes, and I mean a real cup of coffee!

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