5 Kayaking Areas near Skate Time 209 - Free Arenas
Skate Time 209
41.7904073, -74.2490431
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5 Kayaking Areas near Skate Time 209

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Belleayre Beach at Pine Hill Lake

Pine Hill

25.9 miles NW

A lifeguarded sand beach on Pine Hill Lake, run by state-owned Belleayre Mountain off Route 28 in Pine Hill. Open late June to early September; $20 per car or $5 walk-in.

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South Lake Swimming Area

Haines Falls

30.0 miles N

South Lake is the western basin of New York's North-South Lake, up on the Catskill Escarpment above Haines Falls, with a rebuilt sand beach, boat rentals and a boardwalk to the water. DEC charges $10 per vehicle at the gate in season.

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Canopus Lake Beach

Kent Cliffs

31.1 miles SE

Lifeguarded sand beach on Canopus Lake in Clarence Fahnestock Memorial State Park, off NY 301 near Kent Cliffs. Swimming late May through Labor Day, $10 per car in season.

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Lake Taghkanic State Park

Ancram

34.2 miles NE

West Beach at Lake Taghkanic State Park is a lifeguarded sand beach on a clear 168-acre lake off the Taconic Parkway near Ancram. Summer entry is $10 per car.

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Skinner's Falls Main Beach

Cochecton, New York

42.6 miles W

Gravel beach and bedrock ledges on the Delaware River at Skinners Falls, the best known rapid on the Upper Delaware and a long standing swimming and tubing stop.

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