Hotels in Catskill Mountains, United States

The Catskill Mountains in southeastern New York have a temperate climate with warm summers (80°F/27°C) for swimming in the Delaware River and cold winters (20°F/-6°C) for skiing at Belleayre Mountain. The region is famous for its role in the 1960s counterculture, especially the 1969 Woodstock festival, and for hiking the 88-mile Long Path through old-growth forests. In spring you can fish for trout in the Esopus Creek, while autumn's foliage draws leaf-peepers to the Kaaterskill Falls.