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Grand Gorge to Lake Wawaka / Halcottsville Pond) Name Public / ACCESS Map Nearest Functionality Functionality POST IRENE (General Exact Location Address Ownership Private / Road Parking details Amenities Signage Notes (Potential or Condition? Label hamlet/Village (current) (potential) Notes Description) permit? Existing)? Upper East Branch Delaware (Grand Gorge to Lake Wawaka / Halcottsville Pond) Catskill stream 59739 State Route 30, Revitalization Catskill Scenic walking/skiing/sno primarily h1 Headwaters1 N 42°21.3819’; W074°30.8822’ Roxbury, NY 12474 42.356612, -74.514850 Corp private Grand Gorge Route 30 unmaintained (5 cars) Trail CST-related stream access EXISTING wshoeing good un=affected Catskill EB Delaware stream 59349 State Route 30, Revitalization Catskill Scenic headwaters; CST- walking/skiing/sno primarily h2 Headwaters2 N 42°21.2480’; W074°31.2575’ Roxbury, NY 12474 42.354193, -74.521066 Corp private Grand Gorge Route 30 unmaintained (5 cars) Trail related stream access EXISTING wshoeing good un=affected no access permitted to stream 57792 New York 30 NYCDEP / Catskill Scenic DEP adjoining walking/skiing/sno primarily h3 Headwaters3 N 42°20.8592’; W074°32.1240’ Roxbury, NY 12474 42.347941, -74.535485 CRC? private Grand Gorge Route 30 unmaintained (3 cars) Trail DEP use regs lands POTENTIAL wshoeing good un=affected permit stream access 278 Schuman Rd required Route 30 & downstream EXISTING primarily h4 Headwaters4 N 42°19.6546’; W074°33.1441’ Roxbury, NY 12474 42.327556, -74.552343 NYCDEP (fishing) Roxbury Schuman Rd unmaintained (5 cars) none DEP use regs ONLY (limited) fishing; access to CST good un=affected Catskill Route 30 & Catskill Scenic stream 55024 New York 30 Revitalization Hardscrabble pulloff (unmaintained - Trail start walking/skiing/sno primarily h5 Headwaters5 N 42°18.1807’; W074°33.2842’ Roxbury, NY 12474 42.303078, -74.554465 Corp private Roxbury Rd 5 cars) none none (south) EXISTING wshoeing fishing poor un=affected picnic tables, ballfields, limited access gazebos, to stream stream cartop boat 53837 New York 30 playground, Park Entrance; EPF other than on walking/skiing/sno launch; ADA primarily h6 Kirkside Park N 42°17.2963’; W074°33.7912’ Roxbury, NY 12474 42.288160, -74.563111 Roxbury public Roxbury Route 30 maintained (25+ cars) bathrooms sign bridges EXISTING wshoeing; fishing; fishing excellent un=affected Briggs Road unmaintained pulloff (2 primarily h7 pulloff N 42°16.0821’; W074°34.9525’ Briggs Rd, Roxbury, NY 12474 42.268024, -74.582482 NYCDEP public Roxbury Briggs Road cars) none DEP use regs EXISTING fishing; poor un=affected Lake is private; access only by permission; Lake Wawaka 506 Halcottsville Rd Halcottsville unmaintained pulloff (3 canoe/kayak boat launch; primarily h8 pulloff N 42°12.6405’; W074°35.8023’ Roxbury, NY 12474 42.210906, -74.595795 Kelly private Halcottsville Rd cars) none none rental POTENTIAL none fishing; good un=affected TOTAL: Existing = 5; Exisiting (limited) = 1; Potential = 2 East Branch Delaware (Halcottsville to Pepacton Reservoir at Dunraven) log road, EB Del access across RR tracks (steep); Morris Hill Unit; 875 County Road 38, Arkville, no direct hiking; hunting; m1 266 acres N 42°09.6660’; W074°37.1992’ NY 12406 42.161257, -74.620054 NYCDEP public (PAA) Arkville County Rte 38 (log road pull-in) none DEP use regs water access EXISTING trapping joining w/WDC poor n/a boat launch; fishing; walking; education; wetlands and joining with Water great access Morris Hill; Site used as refuse 750 County Road 38, Arkville, Discovery across RR forthcoming area post-Irene; m2 WDC Parking N 42°09.5083’; W074°37.1807’ NY 12406 42.158389, -74.619616 Center Private Arkville County Rte 38 open field (20+ cars) none WDC sign tracks POTENTIAL none recreation center poor now restored Name Public / ACCESS Map Nearest Functionality Functionality POST IRENE (General Exact Location Address Ownership Private / Road Parking details Amenities Signage Notes (Potential or Condition? Label hamlet/Village (current) (potential) Notes Description) permit? Existing)? Town/State material Upper East Branch Delaware (Grand Gorge to Lake Wawaka / Halcottsvilledump/storage Pond) site? Steep access; PFR's more defined EB Del / Dry upstream on stream channel; Brook 43000 New York 30, both sides to EXISTING better access from m3 confluence N 42°09.2403’; W074°37.5285’ Margaretville, NY 12455 42.154261, -74.625512 DOT public (PFRs) Margaretville Route 30 large pulloff (10+ cars) none no dumping Route 28 (limited) fishing; swimming education really poor Pavilion Rd swimming hole; guardrail EB Delaware 42850 New York 30, blocks easy EXISTING more defined m4 swimming hole N 42°09.1010’; W074°37.7881’ Margaretville, NY 12455 42.151905, -74.629806 DOT public? Margaretville Route 30 roadside pulloff (8 cars) none none access (limited) swimming; fishing boat launch poor stream channel pavilion; bbq; stream Margaretville picninc tables; streamside walking/skiing/sno torn up, but access Village Park 36-60 Bridge St, Margaretville, V of ballfield; trail in rough wshoeing; fishing; boat launch; remains; some m5 (pavilion) N 42°08.9050’; W074°38.6865’ NY 12455 42.148445, -74.644747 Margaretville public Margaretville Route 30 maintained (25+ cars) nature trail park entrance sign shape; EXISTING education education good debris stream Margaretville fishing access; walking/skiing/sno Village Park 36-60 Bridge St, Margaretville, V of riaprian wshoeing; fishing; boat launch; "trail" washed m6 (upstream end) N 42°08.9167’; W074°38.5449’ NY 12455 42.148642, -74.642530 Margaretville public Margaretville Route 30 same as above none planting EXISTING education education good away basketball; benches; skateboarding fishing access ramps; ramp in rough Margaretville Route earthen Dry Brook Ridge shape; one Village Skate 65 Bridge St, Margaretville, NY V of 30/Bridge maintained/paved (25+ fishing access trailhead; Forest other stream boat launch; ADA m7 Park N 42°08.8389’; W074°38.9065’ 12455 42.147664, -74.648029 Margaretville public Margaretville Street cars) ramp Preserve kiosk access point EXISTING fishing; swimming fishing; poor site now barren short trail to bench, two access garbage can, points; stream Margaretville 127-131 Main St, V of trail, exercise connects to walking/skiing/sno LWD, bed material, m8 Riverwalk access N 42°08.7963’; W074°39.0677’ Margaretville, NY 12455 42.146732, -74.651059 Margaretville public Margaretville Main Street Street parking equipment entrance sign Skate Park EXISTING wshoeing decent trash present area torn up; perhaps better Margaretville 510 Main St less than ideal EXISTING opportunity for m9 School Kiosk site N 42°08.7358’; W074°39.1392’ Margaretville, NY 12455 42.145752, -74.652219 NYCDEP public Margaretville Main Street Street parking none Flood kiosk stream access (limited) education; fishing decent access now NYCDEP Fishing Permit access below 1900 County Road 3, required unmaintained pulloff (5 fishing only; EXISTING m10 Margaretville N 42°07.8876’; W074°40.1421’ Margaretville, NY 12455 42.131512, -74.669094 NYCDEP (fishing only) Margaretville County Rte 3 cars) none DEP use regs good access (limited) fishing boat launch decent un-affected Permit DEP use regs; long walk to NYCDEP Fishing N 42°08.3993’; W074°39.3095’ 41050 New York 30 required unmaintained pull-in (5 Entering Pepacton stream; EXISTING stream walk access OK; LWD m11 access at WWTP Margaretville, NY 12455 42.139905, -74.655142 NYCDEP (fishing only) Margaretville Route 30/28 cars) none Reservoir fishing only (limited) fishing trailhead good present DEP Fishing Permit popular for access at Stone 39999 New York 30 required historical; NYCDEP road biking EXISTING stream walk access OK; LWD m12 Schoolhouse N 42°07.3281’; W074°40.4874’ Margaretville, NY 12455 42.122253, -74.674970 NYCDEP (fishing only) Dunraven Route 28/30 paved (8 cars) none use regs parking (limited) fishing trailhead excellent present dangerous roadside parking; guardrail blocks access; EB Del access at Permit Entering Catskill both side of berm severely Catskill Park 38950 New York 30, required Park; East Branch bridge are EXISTING damaged, less m13 boundary N 42°07.3075’; W074°40.8381’ Margaretville, NY 12455 42.121922, -74.681052 NYCDEP (fishing only) Margaretville Route 28/30 roadside pulloff none Delaware River accessible (limited) fishing poor accessible Not ideal for fishing; good for birding; ADA accessible; Cannonsville Dunraven Permit Kiosk; fishing Recreation Fishing Pier 38300 NY-30 required pier, saftey access sign boating info EXISTING m14 Northside N 42°07.5740’; W074°41.4274’ Margaretville, NY 12455 42.126431, -74.690400 NYCDEP (fishing only) Dunraven Route 30/28 Maintained (5+ cars) fence, signage (westbound only) in kiosk (limited) fishing boat launch good Name Public / ACCESS Map Nearest Functionality Functionality POST IRENE (General Exact Location Address Ownership Private / Road Parking details Amenities Signage Notes (Potential or Condition? Label hamlet/Village (current) (potential) Notes Description) permit? Existing)? Not ideal for Dunraven Permit BWS Road fishing; good Fishing Pier __ B W S Rd No 10 Upper East Branch Delawarerequired (Grand Gorge8/NYCDEP to Lake Wawakapier, saftey / Halcottsville for birding; Pond) EXISTING m15 Southside N 42°07.3985’; W074°41.4608’ Margaretville, NY 12455 42.123252, -74.690940 NYCDEP (fishing only) Dunraven Reservoir Rd Maintained (3 cars) fence, signage Kiosk present ADA (limited) fishing boat launch good TOTAL: Existing = 5; Exisiting (limited) = 9; Potential = 1 Huckleberry Brook (Huckleberry Brook Rd) Huckleberry N
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