Experience the natural splendor of Delhi, New York. A year-round destination for adventure and tranquility.

After years of restoration, the iconic Bramley Mountain Fire Tower is now open to the public for the first time in decades.
Built in 1925, this 60-foot steel structure once served as a vital lookout for forest fires across the Catskills. Now meticulously restored, it offers visitors a rare glimpse into history paired with breathtaking 360-degree views that stretch for miles.
Climb the 97 steps to the observation deck and experience what fire wardens saw nearly a century ago — rolling mountains, dense forests, and valleys carved by time. On clear days, you can see five counties and spot landmarks up to 40 miles away.
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Located in Delhi, New York. Just 3 hours from NYC, 2 hours from Albany, and 1 hour from Binghamton.
Peak elevation of 2,100 feet offering panoramic views of the Catskills and surrounding valleys.
Mixed hardwood forests, scenic trails, and diverse wildlife across 1,200+ acres of natural beauty.
From hiking to wildlife watching, Bramley Mountain offers something for every outdoor enthusiast.

Over 15 miles of marked trails ranging from easy nature walks to challenging summit hikes.

Snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and winter photography opportunities.

Spot deer, wild turkey, hawks, and over 80 species of birds.
Each season brings its own unique beauty and opportunities for adventure.
Wildflower blooms, bird migrations, and rushing streams from snowmelt. April–June.
Lush green canopy, perfect hiking weather, and stunning sunsets. June–September.
Spectacular foliage with peak colors in October. Ideal for photography and scenic drives.
Snow-covered landscapes, peaceful solitude, and pristine winter trails. December–March.
Located off County Road 18 in Delhi, NY 13753. Free parking available at the main trailhead. GPS coordinates: 42.2778°N, 74.9156°W
Open dawn to dusk, year-round. No entrance fee. Dogs welcome on leash. Please practice Leave No Trace principles.
Delhi village (5 minutes): restaurants, gas, groceries. Lodging: Several B&Bs and hotels within 10 miles. Emergency services available in Delhi.
Sturdy hiking boots, water, snacks, map, first aid kit, weather-appropriate clothing, and camera. Cell service is limited on trails.

Delhi, New York • Delaware County
3 hours via I-87 N and Route 28
2 hours via I-88 W
1 hour via Route 8 N