Platte Clove Preserve - Catskill Center — Attraction in Town of Hunter

I hiked today to the Codfish Point (after going down to see the waterfall at the start). Excellent hike, moderate, wide trail (so no grass or bushes for the ones who fear ticks like me). Very clean. Very rocky and a bit muddy but nothing strenuous or difficult. It is also pretty short, it depends how fast you go and how long stay up, took me 2.5 hours but I was going at leisure. The view up there is awesome. There were very few folks on the trail.

When I started Peter was at the start at the trail and he was awesome spent a lot of time with me to explain me about the area. Also I bought a map of Catskills area that I was looking for.....

The Ultimate Spot for Some Steamy Kootchie Moochie

If you're looking to sneak off with your hubby for some serious action, this place is a hidden paradise. Tucked behind the trees, away from the crowds, it’s practically begging for some down-and-dirty fun. Nature's your cover, so get spontaneous—kiss, touch, or go all the way. The thrill of being out in the open, with nothing but the trees watching, just adds to the heat.

Find a spot, drop your inhibitions, and let loose. This place isn’t just beautiful; it’s the perfect playground for some wild outdoor kootchie moochie. Go ahead, you know...

I did Huckleberry point trail which was about 5 miles back and forth, it was moderate to strenuous, I parked right before the tea intersection for the parking area because it was full there were about two spots available outside there. I recommend you to dress accordingly put a lot of mosquitoes and bugs flying around especially in the beginning you need sturdy shoes that protect the ankle and to visit resistant the trail could be wet. Bring water and some trail mix. The view at the end of the trail gives you a real satisfaction for the effort you...