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Delaware County ** Hunting by Bow Only 1 2 RECREATION AREA TOWN LOCATION WMU PAA HIKE FISH HUNT TRAP DUA ACRES Alpaca Ridge Middletown Thompson Hollow Rd Natural Natural Open Recreation Areas and Use Designations by County Resources Resources Last Update: 1/5/2018 Division Division Delaware County ** Hunting by Bow Only 1 2 RECREATION AREA TOWN LOCATION WMU PAA HIKE FISH HUNT TRAP DUA ACRES Alpaca Ridge Middletown Thompson Hollow Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 520 Archie Elliott Road Meredith Archie Elliot Rd. 4O Y Y N Y Y N 136 Arena Middletown Reservoir Rd. 3A Y Y N Y Y N 365 Bagley Brook Delhi County Highway 2 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 481 Bagley Brook Headwaters Andes County Route 2 & Herr Road 4P Y Y N Y Y N 198 Barbour Brook Tompkins Barbour Brook Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 421 Barkaboom Andes Barkaboom Rd. 4W Y Y N Y Y N 141 Basin Clove Hamden Basin Clove & Robinson Rds. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 213 Baxter Brook Hancock Harvard Rd. 4W Y Y Y Y Y N 9 Bear Spring Walton NYS Route 206 4W Y Y Y Y Y N 262 Beaverkill West Colchester County Route 7 4W Y Y Y Y Y N 11 Beech Hill Andes Beech Hill Rd. 4W Y Y Y Y Y N 245 Beerston Walton NYS Route 10 4W Y Y Y Y Y N 851 Bell Hill Delhi Peakes Brook & Bell Hill Rds. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 332 Betty Brook Road Kortright Betty Brook Rd. 4O Y Y N Y Y N 103 Bloomville Kortright NYS Route 10, County Route 18, & Bramley Mountain Rd. 4O+ Y Y Y Y Y N 351 Bobs Brook Walton Bobs Brook Rd. 4O Y Y N Y Y N 59 Boulder Hill Roxbury County Route 36 4R Y Y N Y Y N 78 Bragg Hollow Middletown Bragg Hollow Rd. 4P Y Y N Y Y N 202 Bramley Mountain Delhi Bramley Mountain Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 1,243 Brook Road Middletown Brook Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 70 Brush Ridge Middletown Koop Rd. 4R Y Y Y Y Y N 226 Bryants Brook Andes NYS Route 28 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 278 Buffalo Hollow Roxbury George Lawrence Rd. 4R Y Y N Y Y N 346 Bullet Hole Delhi Bullet Hole Rd. 4P Y Y N Y Y N 190 \\kngdsgis01\WaLIS\Reports\Server\Land Use Permits\LUP Report by Completer.rpt 1 PAA - Public Access Area 2 DUA - Day Use Area 01/05/2018 Open Rec Areas and Allowed Uses by County.rpt Page 1 of 14 Delaware County (cont.) ** Hunting by Bow Only 1 2 RECREATION AREA TOWN LOCATION WMU PAA HIKE FISH HUNT TRAP DUA ACRES Bussey Hollow Andes Bussey Hollow Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 247 Canada Hollow Andes Canada Hollow Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 143 Cape Horn Bovina Cape Horn Road 4P Y Y N Y Y N 254 Carey Road Delhi NYS Route 28 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 248 Carman Road Hamden Carman Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 170 Cat Hollow Colchester NYS Route 30 4W Y Y N Y Y N 175 Chambers Hollow Hamden Chambers Hollow Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 174 Chipmunk Hollow Walton Chipmunk Hollow Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 102 Churchill Mountain Stamford McGregor & Tower Mountain Rds. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 189 Cleaver Tompkins FINCH HOLLOW RD 4O Y Y N Y Y N 55 Cole Hill Middletown Swart Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 482 Coulter Brook Bovina Coulter Brook Rd. 4P Y Y N Y Y N 362 Couse Hill Masonville County Route 27 4O Y Y N Y Y N 101 Covered Bridge Delhi NYS Route 10 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 22 Covert Hollow Hamden Covert Hollow Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 432 Covesville Middletown Hog Mountain Rd. 4R N Y N N N N 55 Crescent Valley Bovina Boggs Rd 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 237 Cross Road Tompkins Dryden Brook & Cross Rds. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 95 Crystal Creek Hamden Dunk Hill & Fish Hollow Rds. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 47 Davis Hollow ** Andes Davis Hollow Road 4P Y Y N BOW Y N 95 Delaware Headwaters Roxbury NYS Route 30 4P Y Y N Y Y N 649 Denver Middletown Route 36 4R Y Y Y Y Y N 470 Dingle Hill Andes Lower Dingle Hill Road 4P Y Y N Y Y N 91 Dry Brook Meredith Dry Brook Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 58 Dryden Brook Tompkins Dryden Brook Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 87 Duggan Hill Roxbury Duggan Hill Rd. 4P Y Y N Y Y N 189 Dunraven North Middletown County Route 6 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 430 East Bramley Mountain Bovina East Bramley Mountain Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 246 East Branch Delaware Roxbury NYS Route 30, County Route 41, & Briggs Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 59 East Brook Franklin East Brook Rd. 4O Y Y N Y Y N 72 \\kngdsgis01\WaLIS\Reports\Server\Land Use Permits\LUP Report by Completer.rpt 1 PAA - Public Access Area 2 DUA - Day Use Area 01/05/2018 Open Rec Areas and Allowed Uses by County.rpt Page 2 of 14 Delaware County (cont.) ** Hunting by Bow Only 1 2 RECREATION AREA TOWN LOCATION WMU PAA HIKE FISH HUNT TRAP DUA ACRES East Masonville Masonville County Route 27 4O Y Y N Y Y N 138 East Platner Brook Franklin County Route 16 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 445 East River Road Hamden County Route 26 4P N Y Y N N N 20 Elk Creek Meredith Elk Creek Rd 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 151 Fall Clove Road Andes Fall Clove Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 387 Fall Clove South Andes Fall Clove Rd 4P Y Y N Y Y N 138 Finch Hollow Tompkins Finch Hollow Rd. 4O Y Y N Y Y N 49 Fish Brook Tompkins Fish Brook Rd. 4O Y Y N Y Y N 844 Fish Hollow Hamden Fish Hollow Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 398 Fletcher Hollow Tompkins Fletcher Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 403 Floyd Finch Road Middletown Floyd Finch Rd. 4R Y Y N Y Y N 69 Flynn Brook Andes NYCBWS Road 6 4P N N N Y N N 2,146 Freer Hollow Walton Freer Hollow Rd. 4O Y Y N Y Y N 82 Gladstone Hollow Andes Gladstone Hollow Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 319 Glen Burnie Delhi Glen Burnie Rd 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 47 Gregory Hill Kortright Crowe Rd. & County Route 33 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 200 Griffin Hill Stamford County Hwy 18 4P Y Y N Y Y N 143 Grinch House Roxbury Johnson Rd. 4R Y Y N Y Y N 109 Gun House Hill Stamford Gun House Hill Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 184 Hardscrabble Road Roxbury Hardscrabble Rd. 4P N Y N N N N 47 Hawk Hollow Roxbury Hawk Hollow Rd (Howard Green Rd.) 4R Y Y N Y Y N 43 Hemlock Knolls Andes County Highway 2 4P Y Y N Y Y N 169 Herrick Hill Masonville Herrick Hollow and Lake Cecil Roads 4O Y Y N Y Y N 216 Hinkley Roxbury Carroll Hinkley Rd. 4P Y Y N Y Y N 85 Hollister Hill Delhi Hollister Hill Rd. 4O Y Y N Y Y N 57 Holmes Hollow Delhi Holmes Hollow Rd 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 232 Honest Brook Delhi Honest Brook Rd 4O Y Y N Y Y N 79 Horton Brook Colchester Horton Brook Rd. 4W Y Y Y Y Y N 7 Huckleberry Brook Middletown Huckleberry Brook Rd. 3A Y Y Y Y Y N 96 Hughes Brook Delhi Federal Hill Rd 2 4P Y Y N Y Y N 30 \\kngdsgis01\WaLIS\Reports\Server\Land Use Permits\LUP Report by Completer.rpt 1 PAA - Public Access Area 2 DUA - Day Use Area 01/05/2018 Open Rec Areas and Allowed Uses by County.rpt Page 3 of 14 Delaware County (cont.) ** Hunting by Bow Only 1 2 RECREATION AREA TOWN LOCATION WMU PAA HIKE FISH HUNT TRAP DUA ACRES Irish Hill Meredith Irish Hill Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 152 Irish Mountain Roxbury NYS Route 30 4R Y Y Y Y Y N 282 Johnny Brook Tompkins Barbour Brook Rd. 4O N N N Y N N 3,804 Johnny Cake Lane Middletown County Route 6 4P Y Y N Y Y N 28 Kettle Hill Middletown Searles Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 490 Kiff Brook Kortright Shaw Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 345 Kortright Patent Kortright Shaw Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 56 Launt Hollow Hamden Launt Hollow Rd. 4O Y Y Y Y Y N 58 Little Delaware Bovina Bob Hall Rd. 4P Y Y Y Y Y N 100 Little Dingle Hill Andes Dingle Hill Road 4P Y Y N Y Y N 171 Little Red Kill Middletown Little Red Kill Rd 4R Y Y Y Y Y N 35 Loomis Walton Jenkins 4O Y Y N Y Y N 99 Lower Dingle Hill ** Andes Dingle Hill Rd 4P Y Y N BOW Y N 33 MacDonald Road Hamden MacDonald Rd.
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