#lake mohonk

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The Stuff Larry Cohen. 1985

Tower 35 NY-299, New Paltz, NY 12561, USA See in map

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[ifeellikeiswallowedamagritte]

Mossy Glen to Blueberry Run to Castle Point to Rainbow Falls Trail Loop, Minnewaska State Park.

Notes: I'm trying to explore more places to hike so I decided to go back to Minnewaska and do a different trail. This is Sam's Point's sister park. Last time I came here I was in the Lake Minnewaska side. This time I did the Lake Awosting side. Absolutely gorgeous hike. Mossy Glen trail you're walking next to a stream for a mile and in Blueberry Run, you're walking through blueberry bushes for several miles. It was fantastic. I saw some chicken of the woods? and some cool fungi here. The purple loop was a short rock scramble that led to a great view. Rainbow Falls was kind of dry but I did an out and back and I think that leads to a place where you can actually go rock climbing. Wasn't too crowded and had a great time. While coming here I passed by New Paltz. I didn't realize how pretty New Paltz was. My drive from New Paltz to Minnewaska was breathtaking. It's also 5 miles from Mohonk Mountain House. My drive back home was brutal but was worth it! I chose this hike because I thought there would be castle ruins or something because I'm a sucker for exploring abandoned buildings and ruins but there is no castle or anything here but the views are amazing.

I've been loving this song. High by Slow Pulp. I've been listening to it on my late night drives to buy snacks at 1 am in the morning when I can't sleep. 🕺For some reason I've been chowing down on lots of pre-sliced apples recently that comes with cheese and pretzels. I'm like addicted. They're my favorite snack and they really fill you up.

[carmelasopranono1defenseattorney]

the subtitles keep spelling it "mohonk" but i'm like. 99% sure he's saying mohawk...? i tried googling mohonk but it just comes up with a lake so. i feel like that's not it. but i'm also like who hasn't heard of the mohawk so it feels like an absurd mistake to make

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Motives at Lake Mohonk | Mahpíya Lúta Red Cloud — Lara Trace Hentz

Motives at Lake Mohonk | Mahpíya Lúta Red Cloud — Lara Trace Hentz

[thecountryplace]

The Ultimate Guide to Exploring the Best Resorts in Catskills Mountain for Your Next Getaway

The Catskill Mountains have long been a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. With stunning scenery, miles of hiking trails, and countless activities, it's no wonder why so many people flock to this area. One of the best ways to experience the beauty of the Catskills is by staying at a resort. Here's our ultimate guide to exploring the best resorts in Catskills Mountain for your next getaway.

The Roxbury at Stratton Falls Located in the heart     of the Catskills, The Roxbury at Stratton Falls is a unique resort that     offers a one-of-a-kind experience. This boutique hotel boasts 29 rooms,     each with its own unique theme and design. From the "Shagadelic"     room to the "Wizard of Oz" room, guests can immerse themselves     in a truly whimsical and memorable stay. The resort also features a spa,     indoor pool, and an on-site restaurant.

Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center If you're     looking for a family-friendly resort     in the Catskills Mountain, the Villa Roma Resort and Conference     Center is a great choice. With activities like go-karting, mini-golf, and     a water park, there's something for everyone in the family to enjoy. The     resort also features several restaurants, a spa, and plenty of     entertainment options like live music and comedy shows.

The Emerson Resort and Spa Nestled in the heart of     the Catskills, The Emerson Resort and Spa is a luxurious retreat that     offers stunning views and plenty of relaxation. The resort features a spa,     fitness center, and a variety of dining options. Guests can also take     advantage of the resort's proximity to hiking trails, fishing spots, and     other outdoor activities.

Mohonk Mountain House Located on the shores of Lake     Mohonk, the Mohonk Mountain House is a historic resort that has been     welcoming guests for over 150 years. The resort features a variety of     activities like hiking, rock climbing, and boating. Guests can also take     advantage of the resort's spa, indoor pool, and several dining options.     The resort also offers a variety of workshops and classes like yoga,     photography, and cooking.

The Kartrite Resort and Indoor Waterpark If you're     looking for a resort that offers plenty of indoor fun, The Kartrite Resort     and Indoor Waterpark is a great choice. The resort features an indoor     water park, arcade, and several restaurants. Guests can also take     advantage of the resort's spa, fitness center, and outdoor activities like     hiking and skiing.

In conclusion, the Catskill Mountains offer a variety of resort options for every type of traveler. Whether you're looking for a luxurious retreat or a family-friendly adventure, there's a resort in Catskills Mountain that can cater to your needs. With its breathtaking natural beauty and endless outdoor activities, the Catskill Mountains provide an ideal vacation destination for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. From hiking and biking to skiing and snowboarding, there's no shortage of things to do in the Catskills. Plus, with its rich cultural heritage and vibrant arts scene, the region offers a unique and enriching experience for visitors of all ages.

[yararealty]

Create your own oasis year round or a vocational getaway. Charming home in need of your hgtv and dyi ideas to make your own. Enjoy the Serenity and tranquility and all the amenities this neighborhood provides from Canoeing, Kayaking, Fishing, Swimming with lake access, Hiking trails are located nearby with Winding Hills Park, Minnewaska State Park, and Mohonk Mount House. Several festivals throughout the year, Restaurants, Shops, Famous City Winery restaurant, Angry Orchard, Legoland for all ages of entertainment, Resorts World Catskill Casino and Raceway. 351 Lake Shore Drive Pine Bush, NY 💲275,000.00 ✨At home with Yara realty 📞 914-372-1404 📧 yara@yararealty.com 🔗 www.athomewithyara.com * #Broker #realty #realestate #NY #Realtor® #nyrealestate #northofnyc #hgtv #pinebush #askyara #rentalincome #lohudrealestate #forsale #incomeproperty #realestatebeast #sellertips #buyertips #investment #luxury #womeninbusiness #listingexpert #foreclosure #realestateadvise #realestateinvestor #househunter #buywithus #sellwithus #yararealty #athomewithyararealty (at Pine Bush, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cph40buuFPY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[onceuponatown]

In 1869,  Albert Smiley purchased a ten-room inn on Lake Mohonk and expanded it into the sprawling, marvelous Mountain House it is today—now in its fourth and fifth generations of Smiley family proprietorship. Albert Smiley’s vision was to preserve a natural paradise for guests, a place to rejuvenate away from the stresses of work and city life. But Albert was more than just a hotel proprietor. In 1895, he convened the first of many Conferences on International Arbitration at the Mountain House, bringing together leaders to meet and discuss world issues.

Over the decades, distinguished visitors to the Mountain House have included five U.S. presidents, naturalists, theologians, business leaders, actors, artists, musicians, and more. 

The early story of the Mountain House begins with two identical twin brothers, Quakers Albert and Alfred Smiley. Albert was co-principal of the Friends Boarding School in Providence, Rhode Island, and hoped to retire to a place in the country. In September of 1869, his brother Alfred felt he had found the perfect location. On an outing to Paltz Point, now the site of Sky Top Tower, Alfred was so taken by the stunning vista he telegraphed Albert and implored him to make a visit. Initially claiming he was too busy, Albert relented and made the journey that would chart the course of the rest of his life.

A ten-room inn, Stokes Tavern stood at the time on Lake Mohonk. Albert purchased the tavern and the surrounding acres with $14,000 in savings, $300 contributed by his wife Eliza, and a $14,000 bank loan. The era of Mohonk Mountain House had begun.

The ten-room inn was renovated and expanded, and the Mountain House underwent a grand but gradual conversion to the place we see today. The facility opened with accommodations for 40 guests in June of 1870. Over the years that followed, rooms and buildings were added, then torn down and rebuilt as the need to grow larger became paramount. The current Dining Room was completed in 1893, the Lake Lounge and Parlor in 1899—both with electricity, so changes have been minimal in these areas. In 1910, the Dining Room Circle extension was completed, and this marked the end of additions to the Mountain House until the modern era. At its highest capacity, the Mountain House boasted 300 rooms (currently 259). The Victorian ambiance of the decor and furnishings has been maintained since the Mountain House’s inception.

There is no single architectural style reflected in the sections of the Mountain House. They are, from south to north, the Spa wing, the Rock section (so named because it sits on the rock cliffs), the Stone building (as the walls are made of hand-cut stone, making them appear “castle-like”); the Central building (including the Lake Lounge and Parlor); the Grove, and the Dining wing. Using various materials (stone was an early favorite due to concerns about fire safety), they contribute to an eclectic mix of styles that helps achieve the near magical look of Mohonk Mountain House.

Mohonk Mountain House is located in the Shawangunk Mountains, designated by The Nature Conservancy as one of Earth’s “last great places.” When Albert Smiley purchased the Mountain House, the grounds were largely untamed wilderness. Herculean efforts were required to create the system of carriage roads and trails that are still in use today. Albert Smiley was a passionate gardener. He and the early groundskeepers trucked in tons of soil and applied near-infinite patience to establish the Mohonk gardens. These gardens were influenced by the English style of landscaping of the mid-19th century.

Beginning with Albert, the Smileys began a process of land acquisition, buying up surrounding farms in an effort to preserve a pristine area around the Mountain House, free from development. Guests engaged in hiking and carriage rides throughout this property, enjoying stunning vistas such as those seen from Copes Lookout and Eagle Cliff Road, as well as Sky Top with its views of six surrounding states. A belief in the beauty of nature motivated these acquisitions. Preservation was further enhanced in 1960 when the Mohonk Trust was established; the trust later became the Mohonk Preserve, a non-affiliated sister organization to the Mountain House, which is now the largest visitor supported nature preserve in New York State. Mountain House guests have access to 8000 acres of Preserve land, 1200 acres of Mountain House land, and nearby state park lands, for access to a total of over 85 miles of hiking trails.

Rock scrambles such as the Labyrinth (with its famous Lemon Squeeze) have been popular since the early days of Mohonk, allowing guests from all eras to navigate these remarkable tunnels and fields of boulders. Rock climbing was a popular activity at Mohonk.

Lake Mohonk is a glacial lake, fed from sky water, not from nearby streams. It stretches a half-mile long, and is 61 feet at its deepest. The lake is stocked with trout (perch, sunnys, bass, and pickerel can also be found). There is swimming at the beach, and guests enjoy canoeing, boating, and paddle boats. Dotting the majestic cliffs and the carriage roads are over 125 scenic summerhouses, a mainstay of the Mohonk experience since the early days.

See our first post on the Mohonk Mountain House here.

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Winter in Mohonk Preserve – December 2020

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The Bathing Place, Lake Mohonk, N. Y. circa 1907

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[ninecentgirl]

Earth Bound once more

As summer winds down and school days quickly approach, I find vacationing with family to be a most cherished memory, and can spend hours looking over photos or recalling those days past. So, if you’ll indulge me a flashback post again, this one highlights a late August week in 2013! Enjoy…

Here on the Northeast coast the humidity level is dropping as fast as the overnight temperature. But before…

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Minnewaska State Park, NY

Directions: Unfortunately you have to drive to come here. It's the sister park of Sam's Point and it's 35 mins away. It's a very scenic drive from Sam's Point. Doesn't take reservations but it's popular. $10 entrance fee.

Notes: I actually came here by accident. I was going to Sam's Point but I think I went at the week when reservations started. I didn't come here with any set plan so I went in with no expectations and I couldn't check AllTrails to see what options I had. I'm glad I went. There was a line to get into the park though (it was Memorial Day weekend).

There's a lot of trails, I wish I did the Gertrude's Nose and Millbrook Mountain Loop. I just went to the waterfall and then did a loop around the lake. Pretty easy hike though there is some elevation gain to go from the waterfall to the lake. The park ranger was nice there and gave me good recommendations and pointed me in the right direction. Turned out the way I was going was to go to Peterskill which is a place to do rock climbing. I enjoy rock scrambling but I don't enjoy climbing. You could also go to Mohonk Preserve from here.

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Mohonk Lake, New Paltz, NY 11 8 20, Photo by Joe Bruha, Copyright 2020

[bikerentalhighlandny]

New Paltz Biking

The Hudson Valley is one of the most scenic and storied areas in the Empire State. Flush with forests, lakes, and rivers in the shadow of the legendary Catskill Mountains, the valley’s small towns and recreational opportunities attract visitors from all over the state and even the country. Just a two-hour drive from New York City, it’s a perfect getaway for people wanting to relax and recharge.

One of the healthiest and most enjoyable ways to explore the region is by bike. For bike rental in Hudson Valley, New Paltz Biking makes it easy.

Bikes and Trails for all Sizes and Skill Levels

New Paltz Biking has a variety of bike sizes to accommodate children and adults, and there’s a size chart when booking so that you can get exactly what you need. Of course, they have other gear you might need for your Hudson Valley bike rental.

The most popular trails are probably the River to Ridge Trail, which originates in New Paltz and crosses rolling country and streams along its 6-mile course to the spectacular Mohonk Preserve, and the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail, a longer trail that’s mostly flat and very family-friendly.

That’s not all, though; you can also ride in Minnewaska State Park, on the Walkway Over the Hudson, and in the Mohonk Preserve. NPB even arranges for an unforgettable tour of the preserve by shuttling riders to the top of a mountain and letting them return the fun way: downhill!

Two Convenient Locations

NPB has two locations for bike rental in Hudson Valley. One is in New Paltz at the River to Ridge Trailhead. The other is in Highland at Tony Williams Park. We provide quality bikes in New Paltz and Bike Rental Highland NY. Both are very convenient for people staying in any of the other small towns in the area.

Easy Online Booking

NPB may be in an historic area, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t kept up with the times. For unbeatable convenience when booking your Hudson Valley bike rental, there’s fully online booking. Choices for rental times range from 2 hours to 5+, and gift certificates are available for your favorite cycling and outdoors lovers.

If you’re planning a trip to the Hudson Valley, make sure you line up the bikes you need before you go. Visit us today and book your bike rental!

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All the pictures taken from the web. 

Places to visit nearby NYC.

1.Mohonk lake (Upstate)

2. Pocono Mountains (PA)

3. Finger lakes

4.Adirondacks 

5.Bannerman’s Island Castle

6. Watkins Glenn (Adirondacks)

[yararealty]

Create your own oasis year round or a vocational getaway. Charming home in need of your hgtv and dyi ideas to make your own. Enjoy the Serenity and tranquility and all the amenities this neighborhood provides from Canoeing, Kayaking, Fishing, Swimming with lake access, Hiking trails are located nearby with Winding Hills Park, Minnewaska State Park, and Mohonk Mount House. Several festivals throughout the year, Restaurants, Shops, Famous City Winery restaurant, Angry Orchard, Legoland for all ages of entertainment, Resorts World Catskill Casino and Raceway. 351 Lake Shore Drive, Pine Bush, NY 12566 Asking $299,900 4 BR 2 BTH 1408 sq ft * Listed by ✨At home with Yara realty 📞 914-372-1404 📧 yara@yararealty.com 🔗 www.athomewithyara.com * #Broker #realty #realestate #NY #Realtor® #northofnyc #hgtv #pinepush #askyara #rental #lohudrealestate #forsale #realestatebeast #sellertips #buyertips #investment #luxury #womeninbusiness #listingexpert #foreclosure #realestateadvise #realestateinvestor #househunter #buywithus #sellwithus #yararealty #athomewithyararealty (at Ulster County, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl3gtZ7O35-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=