Catskills Book Trail Launches April 25

DELHI – Book lovers rejoice! The first ever Catskills Book Trail launches Saturday, April 25th. The indie bookstore crawl will take visitors across the Catskills, from Woodstock to Walton and everywhere in-between. 

13 independent bookstores are participating in the trail. Visitors can pick up a passport at any participating shop, as well as select sponsor locations, and get them stamped at each stop, earning prizes along the way. Visit 12 or more stops to enter to win the grand prize: a $25 gift card to each and every shop on the trail.

The fun kicks off on Independent Bookstore Day (Saturday, April 25), which features a host of activities including the chance to win a year’s worth of audiobooks at select stores.

The trail continues through Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 10). A scenic drive through the Catskills is a great way to celebrate book-loving moms!

The Catskills Book Trail is made possible by generous support from our sponsors.

Full details are available at catskillsbooktrail.com

Participating Stores

*confirm hours with individual store

Blenheim Hill Books

698 Main Street, Hobart

A personal and cozy collection of used and new books, with special attention to literature, children’s books, poetry, women’s studies, and history. 

Part of the Hobart Book Village

Briars & Brambles Books

61 Street Route 296 & South Street, Windham

A carefully curated selection of new books across a wide range of categories with a working fireplace and cozy seating. 

Creative Corner Books

607 Main Street, Hobart

An eclectic selection of new, used, and vintage cookbooks and craft books in a cozy setting, as well as beautiful and unique crafts made by local artisans. 

Part of the Hobart Book Village

The Common Good

119 Canal Street, Ellenville

An inspiring and welcoming community hub where visitors can not only find a wide array of books, but enjoy craft cocktails, coffee, food, unique gifts, and space to congregate, collaborate, connect and unwind.

Diamond Hollow Books

11 Delaware Avenue, Andes

A constantly morphing, expanding, and contracting selection concentrating on second-hand (and some new books) in the areas of literature and poetry, visual art, architecture and design, and the natural world. 

The Dragon Wagon

Popping up at Octagon Acres, Walton, April 25 only

A mobile children’s bookstore promoting literacy and providing unobstructed access to diverse books by offering a free book to every kid who visits.

The Hound Books

3 Union Street, Roscoe

A wide-ranging collection featuring vintage treasures, independent voices, and literary gems you won't find anywhere else.

The Golden Notebook

29 Tinker Street, Woodstock

The biggest small bookstore in America. Proudly indie since 1978 in the wild heart of the Catskills.

LionEyesBooks 

66 Main Street, Stamford

A collection focused on art, philosophy, spirituality, and a little bit of everything else, including well-known, lesser known, and "why-aren't-they-known?" artists and writers.

Litt Home & Book

43 Lower Main Street, Callicoon

Vintage and new collection of books, gifts, furnishings, and things you didn't know you needed.

The Lost Bookshop

120 Main Street, Delhi

Books for getting lost and finding your way. 

Quarry Books

40 Cornell Avenue, Hobart

Your source for secondhand mystery, suspense, science fiction and fantasy.

Part of the Hobart Book Village

Ratty Books

4893 Main Street, Jeffersonville

Inspired by the rolling hills, creeks, and rivers of the Western Catskills, and featuring a curated selection of picture books and classic children’s literature celebrating outdoor beauty and inner imagination and lots of free events for little ones.

Wm. H. Adams' Antiquarian Books

602 Main Street - Route 10, Hobart

Three floors of used and rare books in all categories and price ranges.

Part of the Hobart Book Village