4 outdoor & recreation in Ulster County, New York.
A community sportsmen's club established in 1941 in the Orange County/Hudson Valley area, now based at 186 acres across 7 parcels in Plattekill. Offers hunting, fishing, trap shooting, pistol and rifle range, archery, and boating for members. Runs annual pheasant and chukar hunting events at the Hoekstra Farm lease in Montgomery. Scholarship program for members. An important Orange County outdoor sporting club serving the lower Hudson Valley.
The Catskill Mountains chapter of Trout Unlimited, dedicated to conserving, protecting, and restoring the trout and salmon fisheries of the Catskill region. Active programs include annual Esopus Creek stream cleanups, trout spawning surveys, conservation raffles, and habitat restoration. The Catskills encompass the birthplace of American fly fishing — the Esopus, Beaverkill, Willowemoc, Schoharie, and Delaware River tributaries. Monthly programs and events throughout the region. See cmtu.org.
A licensed hiking, backpacking, and camping guide service based in the Catskill Park, run by NYS Licensed Guides Moe Lemire and Jeff Senterman. They lead guided day hikes to Catskill summits, waterfalls, and family-friendly loops, multi-day backpacking trips on the Devil's Path and the Long Path, and skills workshops in winter hiking, navigation, and backcountry camping, with trips also offered in the Adirondacks, Hudson Highlands, Taconics, and beyond. Moe has thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail and the 358-mile Long Path, is a Catskill 3500 Club member, and serves as New York State Advocate for the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics.
A community sportsmen's club in New Paltz, Ulster County, offering hunting, fishing, shooting sports, and youth outdoor programs in the shadow of the Shawangunk Ridge. Promotes safe and ethical hunting and shooting sports for the New Paltz and mid-Hudson Valley community.