Meredith & Greg
Things To Do
The Windham Path
A 1.5 mile long trail located just off Route 23. The trail provides access to the beautiful Batavia Kill stream and contains five bridges. The path meanders through fields, woodlands and streams and provides fantastic views of the Catskill Mountains. The trail is great for leisurely walking and bicycling!
Colgate Lake
Nearly two miles up Route 78 (off Route 23A in Tannersville), Colgate Lake—part of the Colgate Lake Wild Forest—is a beautiful well-protected lake for swimming, fishing and boating.
West Kill Brewing
A brewery and taproom with a focus on locally grown and foraged ingredients.
The Windham Local
Locally sourced restaurant and bar right in downtown Windham!
The Windham Spa
A spa with breath-taking views and organic skin care products.
Phoenicia Diner
Our favorite diner!! And a must if you're in the area. Right on route 28 - you can't miss it.
Town of Woodstock - Tinker Street
Stroll down Tinker Street in Woodstock exploring the record shops, boutiques, flea markets and restaurants. Some restaurants we recommend are Bread Alone, Cucina, Shindig and Provisions Restaurant & Bar.
Kaaterskill Falls
Take a gorgeous hike to see or swim the waterfalls. Multiple trails and scenic lookout points along the way!
The Big Deep Swimming Hole
The Big Deep Swimming Hole is on NY-212 in Woodstock, NY. The GPS coordinates are 42.037238,-74.099532. Head out of downtown Woodstock on NY-212 E/Mill Hill road for about a mile. The entrance is on the right, immediately after the private Casablanca Lane. It looks like a trail into the woods marked off with a barrel on each side.
Peekamoose Blue Hole
The local swimming hole with the deepest, clear blue water. In the middle of Sundown Wild Forest. Take RT 28A towards West Shokan. In two miles you will come to the intersection of RT 28A and RT 42 in West Shokan. Turn right onto RT 42, toward Sundown. Drive ten miles along RT 42 until you see a parking area on the right handside with a sign for the Peekamoose Mountain area. Park here and cross the road to the creek, where you will need to walk back the way you came about 30 seconds. You will see an entrance to a short path alongside the creek. The swimming hole is hiding at the end of the path. You now need a free day permit to access this swimming hole.
Town of Hudson - Warren Street
Explore the shops, restaurants and bars in the town of Hudson - right on the river. Some favorites spots include Back Bar, Baba Louie's, John Doe Records & Books, MOTO Coffee, Rivertown Lodge Tavern, Talbott & Arding and Hawkins New York.
Saugerties Lighthouse
Walk down a short path through the woods to this beautiful 1869 landmark on the Hudson River.