We called it the “Mountain Road”.

Ulster County is a county located in the state of New York. Ulster County sits in New York state’s Mid-Hudson Region of the Hudson Valley. As of the 2000 census, the population of Ulster County is 177,749. It is the northernmost county and largest county (by land area) in the New York Metropolitan Area. The county seat and only large city is Kingston. Ulster County is named for the Irish province of Ulster, then an earldom of the Duke of York (later James II).
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We called it the “Mountain Road”.
A 360 degree image from the top steps of the Tremper Mountain Fire Tower.
The bridge on Nissen Road that crosses the Esopus Creek in Boiceville, NY is closed and abandoned.
Buttermilk Falls is found along Peekamoose Road
Round Pond Falls and the opposite view from the roadside waterfall located in Denning NY. Round Pond Falls is found on a very sharp turn on County Road 47 (Frost Valley Road).
Buttermilk Falls and a cascade found along Peekamoose Road in the Catskill Mountains.
After visiting Diamond Notch Falls I decided to drive south on Route 42 to Route 28. I headed east on Route 28 towards Kingston. The small town of Phoenicia has a nice strip of stores and places to eat. This
Schalk’s Falls is a roadside waterfall and these photos were taken from the bridge that crosses the waterway of Plattekill Creek. Houses (Private Property) are on both sides of Schalk’s Falls. The height of Schalk’s Falls is 17 feet and