그린 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 천연기념물

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.

Though the falls are relatively short, at only 15 feet, they are in a stunning location and make for great photos. Keep in mind that the falls may be easy to access the trail has plenty of rocks and can be slippery so proper footwear is essential. Also, this is a beautiful location all year round, but visiting during the fall color season is truly special.

Reaching this spot requires a steady hike up a steady incline, but not as steep as the climb to Blackhead Mountain's summit. Once here, you'll be rewarded with sweeping views of the Catskills and find some nice boulders where you can rest and take in the scenery.

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.

At 3,650 feet, Twin Mountain is one of the most popular hikes in the Catskills. You will reach the summit via a ridge traverse along Devil's Path with the option of stopping by Indian Head Mountain on your way. Walk just beyond the summit to reach the overlook, where you will be rewarded with panoramic views of neighboring peaks of Indian Head Wilderness.

Great forest overview and perfect for wide angle photos