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Hunter Properties

Explore Red Cottage’s collection of Hunter vacation rental homes and cottages, an easy drive from New York City in the heart of the Catskills. With mountain views, fresh air, and a true four-season outdoor scene by Hunter Mountain, Hunter is a destination made for stepping away from the noise and settling into a slower, more scenic pace.

From waterfall trails and fire tower hikes to nearby towns like Tannersville and Haines Falls for coffees, shops, and easy dinners, Hunter offers a simple mix of nature and discovery. Spend winter days skiing and snow tubing, or plan warmer-weather weekends around scenic sky rides, crisp hikes, brewery stops, and long evenings back at your Red Cottage stay.

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What Our Guests Are Saying About Their Hunter Stay

    Explore Hunter

    Hunter is a Catskills mountain destination built for fresh air, big views, and easy, plan-your-own-pace days. Come for the slopes in winter, scenic hikes and waterfall trails in warmer months, and a lively mix of mountain-town stops nearby. Whether you want a weekend packed with outdoor adventure or a quieter retreat with cozy evenings back at home, Hunter makes it simple to reset.

      Hunter Through The Seasons

      Hunter offers a distinct experience in every season, and the ideal time to visit depends entirely on your vision of the perfect retreat. Winter is for ski weekends and cozy nights in. Late spring and early summer bring bright trails, cooler mornings, and long afternoons outside. Peak summer is all about mountain air, scenic rides, and outdoor dining. Fall is the signature season here, with crisp hiking weather, dramatic foliage, and festive weekends that feel made for a long stay.

      Month Typical Weather Avg Temp (°F) Crowd Level Nightly Rates Best For…
      January ❄️ Cold, snowy, true ski season 16–28 High $$$ 🏂 Skiing at Hunter Mountain, snow tubing, hot cocoa nights
      February ❄️ Cold, peak winter weekends 18–32 High $$$ 🏂 Winter sports, after-ski dining
      March 🌨️ Chilly, late winter mix 25–40 Medium $$ 🏂 Quieter ski days, early spring trail walks, shoulder-season value
      April 🌤️ Cool, bright spring 35–53 Low $ 🥾 Waterfalls, uncrowded hikes, peaceful resets
      May 🍃 Mild, fresh green season 46–66 Medium $$ 🚣🏻‍♂️ North South Lake days, outdoor dining returns
      June 🌤️ Warm, early summer 55–75 Medium-High $$$ ⛰️ Scenic Skyride, long hikes, brewery afternoons
      July ☀️ Warm, peak summer 59–80 Very High $$$$ 🏔️ Full mountain weekends, family trips, long daylight
      August ☀️ Warm, peak summer 58–78 Very High $$$$ 🏕️ Outdoor adventures, town hopping
      September 🌨️ Pleasant, cooler nights 50–70 Medium-High $$$ ⛰️ Prime hiking weather, fewer crowds than summer peak, crisp mornings
      October 🍁 Crisp, fall color season 42–57 High $$$ 🚗 Foliage views, scenic drives, Oktoberfest weekends
      November 🌨️ Cool, quiet off-season 31–44 Low $ 🏡 Slow weekends, cozy dinners, best availability
      December ❄️ Cold, early snow, holiday feel 24–34 Medium-High $$ 🎄 Holiday escapes, first ski days, winter reset weekends

      Vacation Rentals Near Hunter Mountain

      Looking for a home close to the slopes? Our Hunter Mountain vacation rentals provide easy access to skiing and trails with the space and privacy of a full home. Explore our collection to find your perfect mountain retreat.

      Frequently Asked Questions

      Is Hunter good for a long weekend?

      Yes, absolutely! Hunter is made for 2–4 night stays. You can fit in a scenic hike, a waterfall stop, a brewery visit, and still have plenty of time for slow mornings and long evenings back at your Red Cottage stay.

      What’s the winter scene like in Hunter?

      Hunter is one of the Catskills’ top ski-weekend bases, with reliable snowmaking and plenty to do beyond the slopes, think warm dinners back at a Red Cottage home, fireside nights, and hot tub soaks.

      How far is Hunter, NY from New York City?

      Hunter is approximately 120 miles from NYC, about 2.5-3 hours by car. The scenic drive through the Hudson Valley makes it an ideal weekend escape from the city.

      Are there lakefront homes available in Hunter?

      Yes! We offer several lakefront properties like The Iron Ore Cabin and Perch Lake with direct water access, kayaks, paddleboards, and stunning lake views, perfect for combining mountain adventures with relaxing water activities.

      Are Red Cottage’s Hunter vacation rentals dog-friendly?

      Many of our Hunter properties welcome pets with spacious yards and nearby hiking trails. Use our “Dogs Allowed” filter when searching to see all available options. Pet fees may apply.

      Which Red Cottage rentals in Hunter have hot tubs and swimming pools?

      Many properties feature hot tubs and pools, like West Kill Farmhouse, which offers both. Use our search filters to find homes with these amenities, perfect for relaxing after skiing or hiking in the mountains.