565 Andes Rd.
Delhi, NY 13753

Named after the falcon made famous by the book “My Side of the Mountain”, this trail connects Bulldog Run to the Gribley Trail. It is steep and is rated difficult.

Website: https://catskillmountainclub.org/events/delhi-trails-mt-crawford/

Hours: N/A

Special Instructions: Our events are posted online with detailed descriptions, including how to register.

Phone: 845-586-6273
Email: [email protected]

COVID-19 Protocols: We follow CDC issued Covid-19 guidelines. We ask unvaccinated participants to wear masks when congregating in parking lots, and to avoid carpooling except with household members. These guidelines will change as more people become vaccinated.

Sheldon Drive
Delhi, NY 13753

Named after the beloved character in the children’s novel “My Side of the Mountain” by Jean Craighead George, which was set near Delhi NY. The trail starts at the end of Sheldon Drive near the high school in Delhi. After a steep climb the trail passes through varied vegetation, offering views of the village. It then proceeds west near the ridgeline of the mountain, then finally descending to meet the Bulldog Run Trail. Continue on the trail or follow the Bulldog Run Trail to the Immanuel Lutheran Church Trailhead. The trail ascends 550 feet and is considered moderate-difficult.

Website: https://catskillmountainclub.org/events/delhi-trails-mt-crawford/

Hours: N/A

Special Instructions: Our events are posted online with detailed descriptions, including how to register.

Phone: 845-586-6273
Email: [email protected]

COVID-19 Protocols: We follow CDC issued Covid-19 guidelines. We ask unvaccinated participants to wear masks when congregating in parking lots, and to avoid carpooling except with household members. These guidelines will change as more people become vaccinated.

778 Cemetery Road
Margaretville, NY 12455-0556

HSM preserves and presents the history of the Town of Middletown and environs through its archives, programming, exhibits and tours.

Website: https://mtownhistory.org/

Hours: Pending

Special Instructions:The Middletown History Center is expected to open in mid-2024 with exhibits, programs and regular hours for archives research. Updates and details will be announced on our Facebook page and website.

Phone: 845-586-4973
Email: [email protected]

COVID-19 Protocols: none

24 Market Street
Oneonta, NY 13820

Foothills Performing Arts & Civic Center is committed to providing performing arts and educational programs that reflect our local community, with a focus on introducing theater, music, and other arts to young people across the area.

Website: https://www.foothillspac.org/

Hours: Office Hours: M-F 10AM-5PM / Event times vary

Special Instructions: Public event information and venue rental information are available on our website or Facebook page. Patrons are encouraged to email [email protected] or call 607-431-2080 with any questions they may have.

Phone: 607-431-2080
Email: [email protected]

572 Main Street
Franklin, NY 13775

The Franklin Railroad & Community Museum offers a variety of exhibits including information about the O&W Warwick, community history, Franklin Central School/Delaware Literary Institute, and much more! Visit their model train display that is fun for all ages.

Website: https://franklinrrcommmuseum.com

Hours: Last Sunday of every month from 1-4 or by appointment.

Special Instructions: None

Phone: 607-829-2692
Email: [email protected]

COVID-19 Protocols:

5798 State Hwy 80, Cooperstown, NY 13326
Cooperstown, NY 13326

Situated in a lavish setting on the shore of Otsego Lake in Cooperstown, Fenimore Art Museum, features important changing exhibitions each season. This year featuring 80s Pop art icon Keith Haring, renowned American photographer Ansel Adams, author and illustrator Jan Brett, Marc Brown–creator of the children’s book and PBS television show character Arthur, and more. The Museum’s collections include wide-ranging assemblages of American art including folk art; important American 18th- and 19th-century landscape, genre, and portrait paintings; more than 125,000 historic photographs; and the renowned Eugene and Clare Thaw Collection of American Indian Art comprised of nearly 900 art objects representative of a broad geographic range of North American Indian cultures, from the Northwest Coast, Eastern Woodlands, Plains, Southwest, Great Lakes, and Prairie regions.

Website: https://www.fenimoreartmuseum.org

Hours: April 1-May 2: Tues-Sun, 10 am–4 pm (Closed Mondays); May 2-October 11: Open daily, 10 am–5 pm; October 12-December 31: Tues-Sun, 10 am–4 pm (Closed Mondays, Thanksgiving and Christmas).

(Hours subject to change, see website)

Special Instructions: None

Phone: 607-547-1450
Email: [email protected]

COVID-19 Protocols: Fenimore will continue to follow its comprehensive COVID-19 safety plan in accordance with guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and New York State. The plan ensures all procedures and safeguards meet or exceed the recommended standards of cleanliness, social distancing and reduced contact for both visitors and staff.

To maintain a safe environment for our visitors, face masks are required inside the museum for visitors age 2 and over, social distancing guidelines are stressed inside the galleries, several hand sanitizing stations are available, and staff members are given a health screening assessment each day upon arrival.

5775 State Hwy 80
Cooperstown, NY 13326

The Farmers’ Museum in Cooperstown is much more than a traditional museum. As one of the oldest living history museums in the country, it provides visitors with a unique opportunity to experience 19th-century rural and village life first-hand.

Founded in 1943, the museum touts a recreated country village and farmstead (circa 1845) encompassing more than 20 important examples of upstate New York architecture including a working blacksmith shop, print shop, pharmacy, general store, and tavern. There’s also an active farmstead complete with heritage livestock.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the magnificent Colonial Revival-style Main Barn was designed by famed architect Frank Whiting and built in 1917 of local fieldstone for the prize dairy herd of Edward Severin Clark. After completion, farmers and others traveled from miles around to see the impressive building and dubbed it “the cow palace.” The upstairs now houses an extensive collection of early agricultural tools and equipment. Downstairs, visitors find the famous Cardiff Giant–possibly the biggest hoax in U.S. history. In the former milking parlor, see the exhibit Brew: New York’s Craft Beer Revival, featuring objects and images highlighting the history of New York State brewing, hops, and barley up to the present day (on view through October 2021).

Website: https://www.farmersmuseum.org

Hours: Mid May through mid October: Open daily 10-5; April to mid May and mid-October-October 31:Open Tuesday-Sunday 10-4; Closed Mondays; November-March: Closed except for special events.

Special Instructions: None

Phone: 607-547-1450
Email: https://www.farmersmuseum.org/contact/

COVID-19 Protocols: – Everyone (age 2 and up) must wear a face mask at all times, except when eating or drinking.
– Social distancing is required in all areas at all times.
– Interpretation is presented outdoors.
– Hand sanitizing stations are available throughout the museum grounds.
– Protocols are in place to ensure the safety of our staff and visitors.
– The total number of visitors on the grounds is limited for safety.

Buildings:
– Several buildings in the Country Village are closed.
– The Empire State Carousel is closed for riding.
– The tool collection (upstairs in the Main barn) is closed.
– The Lippitt Farmstead is open and its animals are accessible.

Please check website regularly as state guidelines are slowly changing.