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GETTING THERE
Catskills skiing at Hunter and Windham mountains: Where to go and what to know
Hunter Mountain and Windham Mountain are 10 miles apart at the northern edge of New York’s Catskill Mountains, about 350 miles from Washington. Take Interstate 95 north to I-287 north to the New York State Thruway (I-87) north. Hunter: Exit 20 (Saugerties) to Route 32 north to Route 32A west, then to Route 23A west. Windham: Exit 21 (Catskill/Cairo) to Route 23 west.
WHERE TO STAY
Hunter Inn
7433 Main St., Hunter
800-270-3992
A moderately priced alternative to Hunter’s condos and Kaatskill Mountain Club, 10 minutes away by car. Rates (including continental breakfast): weekends $190-$270; weekdays $110-$160.
Kaatskill Mountain Club
Hunter Mountain
800-486-8376
A full-service, quarter-share condominium and hotel complex, offering ski-in/ski-out convenience. Studio, one-, two-, three- and six-bedroom suites run from $150 to $800 per night.
WHERE TO EAT
Catskill Mountain Country Store and Restaurant
5510 Route 23 (Main Street), Windham
518-734-3387
www.catskillmtncountrystore.com
One of the region’s best places for breakfast ($6-$12). Also serves lunch.
Van Winkle’s Restaurant and Bar
Kaatskill Mountain Club
Offers eclectic comfort and pub food for breakfast, lunch and dinner ($13.99-$26.99).
WHAT TO DO
Hunter Mountain
800-486-8376
Lift tickets: adult one day, $68 weekends and holidays, $58 weekdays; ages 13-18, $61 and $52; ages 7-12 and seniors, $47 and $38; age 6 and younger, $10 and free.
Windham Mountain
800-754-9463
Lift tickets: weekends and holidays, adult (13 and older) $72; junior (7-12) $58; 6 and younger $10; weekdays, adult $52; junior $37; 6 and younger $10.
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