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Regarded as one of The Catskills’ greatest lookouts, Inspiration Point truly lives up to the name. Still, don't let the name fool you as there isn't just a single viewpoint on the trail. In fact you'll have many excellent views as you make your way up and down the mountains.

This section of the Escarpment Trail is a 2.3 mile path that takes you to Kaaterskill Falls. It is well-maintained and passes some great viewpoints on the way to the falls.

Nice overlook along Long Trail. There is a great view onto the Kaaterskill Wild Forest valley.

The last part of the hike to reach this viewpoint is quite a scramble, but the views are incredible. Be careful: You get such incredible views from this place because it's truly a ledge, with exactly the sort of long, steep drop-off that implies.

The views from the top of Kaaterskill Falls are stunning, hikers can stand on a platform that extends over the forest edge, viewing the eastern Catskill Mountains and falls. Kaaterskill Falls, a two-stage waterfall on Spruce Creek, drops 260 feet from the top to the base of its second tier. As a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, it attracts over 200,000 visitors annually and has been a central attraction in the Catskill Park Forest Preserve since the early 1800s.

The views from the top of Kaaterskill Falls are stunning, hikers can stand on a platform that extends over the forest edge, viewing the eastern Catskill Mountains and falls. Kaaterskill Falls, a two-stage waterfall on Spruce Creek, drops 260 feet from the top to the base of its second tier. As a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, it attracts over 200,000 visitors annually and has been a central attraction in the Catskill Park Forest Preserve since the early 1800s.

Rumor has it that this location served as a hideout for bandits in the area, earning it the name Badmans Cave. Although it's not technically a cave but more of a shelter, it remains a cool place with a unique history.

Very close to the Mountain Top Arboretum, alongside the road, you'll find this beautiful stone church built in the late 19th century. Although originally a small chapel in the Gothic Revival style, it was later enlarged. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1993.