Explore the Wild Catskills: Own 5 Acres of Hunting & Adventure Land

WILDERNESS FOR REAL!  You will definitely need 4 wheel drive to get to this rugged parcel in the town of Roscoe but your reward is a very private location for hunting, camping, riding your ATV or whatever your adventurous spirit can dream up.  And WOW! what a price!

Cross Trout Brook and past Paul’s Pond, about a mile up Old Cooks Falls Rd this parcel is very private and abutted by hundreds of acres of private timber and hunting land.  This will be your own 5 Acres of Hunting & Adventure Land.

Located in the southern end of Delaware County, this land is convenient to highway 17 and about 2 hours from the George Washington Bridge.  It is also close to many great and fun Catskills attractions such as:

CRYSTAL LAKE WILD FOREST with 500 acres of State Land to explore and enjoy.  Hiking, biking, camping, hunting, boating, and just about any other outdoor activity is allowable in this year-round primitive area.  Crystal Lake itself is a 32 acre man-made lake for boating (non-powered only) and fishing.  Here is a link to the NY State website for Crystal Lake Wild Forest.

NEARBY ATTRACTIONS AND COOL VILLAGES

• Roscoe – Billed as “Trout Town USA” – Roscoe is world famous for trout fishing
• Callicoon Village – aka “Callicoon on the Delaware” and the Delaware river
• Jeffersonville
• Callicoon Hills Retreat
• The Cabin – a cool little country bar and restaurant
• The Arnold House
• Livingston Manor

That is just a fraction of great places to go within 20 minutes.  There are also Alpaca farms, horseback riding, fly fishing, several breweries, an Apple Cidery – Seminary Hill, which is AWESOME! and much, much more.  Not much farther are Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, The Kartrite Resort and Waterpark, Resorts World Casino, and so much more.

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Trout Brook Bridge (on the way up to the property):

DISCLAIMER: The information contained herein has been obtained through sources deemed reliable but cannot be guaranteed as to its accuracy. Buyer to verify and perform their own due diligence. The buyer is responsible for verifying all information with the County as to what can and can’t be done with the property and to obtain the proper permits if needed. The buyer will also need to confirm the availability of any utilities needed or serviced on the property. The seller makes no warranties or representations about the land, its condition, or what can be built on the property.