Enjoy Catskill guided hiking and lodging this fall! The month of October is peak fall foliage time in the Catskills. Enjoy a 3-day / 2-night package of guided hiking in a small group with an expert, friendly and enthusiastic guide. This package includes two nights of comfortable lodging, homemade breakfasts and trail lunches. Your Guide will accompany and assist with all facets of your Catskill experience. Consequently, you will love this getaway whether you are looking to check off elusive high peaks bushwhacks or to just kick back and enjoy relaxed scenic hikes.
There are convenient mass transit options to the Catskills from NYC and we will gladly advise you on these. Your guide will arrange carpooling to and from guided activities and meals (dinner) and as a result you won’t have to worry about a thing as you enjoy your Catskill guided hiking experience.
Sample Catskill Guided Hiking Itinerary (3 days of hiking):
- Day 1 – Arrival. Half-day hike (approximately), bagged trail lunch, and lodging.
- Day 2 – Breakfast, bagged trail lunch, guided hiking, and lodging.
- Day 3 – Breakfast, bagged trail lunch, guided hiking.
The total price for this sample itinerary is $449 per person midweek based on quad occupancy (4 clients in 2 rooms). For double occupancy (1 room), the price is $689 per person. We will consult with you to identify your perfect getaway and therefore will be happy to arrange longer or shorter trips to match your schedule. Prices are slightly higher on weekends. Call 631-741-3765 for more information or to arrange your custom itinerary.
As of October 17 some of the summits have received their first dusting of snow. Many areas have not reached peak color yet. The lower valleys recently started changing, so there is still time to catch this falls great color show. Contact us now for more information or to reserve the dates for your Catskill guided hiking adventure:
A day after leading a hike for the Catskill 3500 club, we relaxed by hiking Leavitt (aka Southwest Hunter) and Hunter Mountain. Finding the can on Leavitt was a piece of cake with a nice track already worn along the main herd path on an old rail bed. It wasn’t really fair to call it a bush whack on this day.