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Places to Stay Near Plattekill Mountain

Plattekill Mountain sits in Roxbury in the Catskills, offering 41 trails and 1,100 feet of vertical in a relaxed, under-the-radar setting. In winter, you can ski, ride, and add snowtubing without making the weekend feel rushed. From May through October, the mountain opens for hiking, with scenic chairlift rides, seasonal events, and camping and glamping.

Red Cottage homes nearby provide a private, elevated base for your stay. Expect thoughtful design, chef-ready kitchens, and welcoming living spaces anchored by substantial fireplaces, along with practical details like generous mudrooms for gear. Many properties also feature spa-level baths and outdoor amenities such as decks, fire pits, or hot tubs, all within an easy drive of the mountain.

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    Plattekill Mountain Map and Trails

    Use the map below to get oriented before you arrive. In winter, it shows the full trail layout by difficulty, lift locations, and key areas across the mountain. In warmer months, use it to get a feel for the terrain and elevation before exploring the surrounding area on foot.

    Image courtesy of Plattekill Mountain.

    Discover Plattekill Mountain

    Set in the heart of Delaware County and surrounded by some of the most breathtaking landscape within reach of the city, Plattekill is one of the last truly family-owned mountains in the Catskills. Whether you’re visiting in the height of winter or the warmth of summer, it offers the kind of unhurried spirit and natural beauty that is increasingly hard to find. We can’t wait for you to experience everything Plattekill has to offer.

      Plattekill Mountain Through the Seasons

      Plattekill has a different feel in each season, and the right time to visit really depends on what you are looking for. Winter is the main draw for skiing and the particular energy of a snow day in the Catskills. Spring is when the landscape comes quietly alive, perfect for hiking and unhurried days in the towns. Summer brings long, beautiful days in some of the most unspoiled countryside within reach of the city. Fall is when Delaware County earns its finest hours, with foliage that makes every drive feel like the destination.

      SeasonWeatherCrowdsBest forPro tip
      WinterCold, snowyModerate on weekendsSkiing, glades, Catskill lodge daysOpen Fri to Sun only. Plan your dates early.
      SpringCool, freshLowHiking, Catskill trails, town exploringBest season for a quieter, more personal visit.
      SummerWarm, pleasantLow to moderateHiking, long lunches, countryside drivesMornings on the trails, afternoons in town.
      FallCrisp, goldenHigh during foliageFoliage drives, hiking, Delhi and MargaretvillePeak color mid-October. Book restaurants ahead.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      How far is Plattekill Mountain from New York City?

      About 2.5 to 3 hours from Manhattan via the New York State Thruway and Route 28. Close enough for a proper weekend, far enough to actually feel away. A Red Cottage home puts you right where you want to be from the moment you arrive.

      What makes Plattekill different from other Catskill ski mountains?

      It is family-owned and operated, and that comes through in everything from the grooming to the staff to the lodge itself. The terrain is more varied and challenging than its size suggests, with real steeps and glades alongside comfortable cruisers. Beyond winter, the surrounding area is one of the most beautiful and undervisited parts of the Catskills.

      When is Plattekill open for skiing?

      Friday, Saturday, and Sunday during the ski season. That schedule makes it ideal for a proper weekend stay rather than a day trip.

      Is Plattekill worth visiting outside of ski season?

      Very much so. The Catskills around Roxbury and Delaware County are beautiful year-round. Spring and summer bring excellent hiking and a countryside that rewards a slower pace. Fall is arguably the finest season of all, with foliage that draws visitors from across the region.