1. Courthouse Square
Located in downtown Delhi, Courthouse Square is a historic hub perfect for a short, urban walk. This 1-mile loop, starting at the square and circling through Main Street, Bridge Street, Delaware Avenue, and Kingston Street, showcases Delhi’s quaint village charm, with shops and landmarks along the way.
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2. Hoyt Park
Located east of the Kingston Street Bridge, Hoyt Park offers a serene green space along the West Branch of the Delaware River. Featuring the Clark Basketball Court and open areas, it’s ideal for a leisurely stroll or family outing.
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3. Delhi Town Pool and Park
Located at 215 Page Avenue next to the American Legion in Delhi, NY, offers a community space for family fun with a pool and playground. It provides recreational opportunities for children and adults.
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4. Smith Pond
Smith Pond Park features a scenic 1.1-mile trail along the West Branch of the Delaware River, offering a flat, easy hike through grasslands and mixed forest.
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5. Bridgeside Park
Bridgeside Park, located adjacent to the west side of the Kingston Street Bridge, is a quaint community gateway featuring a rustic walking trail along the West Branch of the Delaware River.
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6. Sheldon Drive Trailhead
The Sheldon Drive Trailhead links to a 5.4-mile system of four trails—Gribley, Bulldog Run, Frightful Falls, and Smith Pond. Located on Sheldon Drive, these trails offer varied hikes with scenic village views, steep climbs, and river valley paths.
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7. Sheldon Park
Sheldon Park, at the terminus of Sheldon Drive, serves as the trailhead for the Gribley Trail, a 3.08-mile moderate-difficult hike. With a steep climb offering village views, this park is a gateway to Delhi’s trail system. Camping is permitted with a permit.
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8. Woodland Cemetery
Woodland Cemetery offers a quiet, contemplative walking path. A 0.3-mile loop around the cemetery provides a peaceful stroll through well-maintained grounds, with historical significance and scenic views.
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9. Triangle Park
Triangle Park, at the junction of Main and Elm Streets, is a small, open park area ideal for a quick walk. Always accessible, this charming spot offers a brief escape in the heart of Delhi, with nearby shops and cafes enhancing the village experience.
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10. Cannon Memorial Park
Located at the corner of Franklin and Main Streets, Cannon Memorial Park is a small, open green space perfect for a brief stroll. Always open, it’s a convenient stop for visitors exploring downtown Delhi, with historical significance and a welcoming atmosphere.
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11. Immanuel Lutheran Church Trailhead
A 2.39-mile easy loop starting at the Immanuel Lutheran Church Trailhead. Meandering through the hillside, this trail offers gentle terrain and lush scenery, making it a favorite for walkers and families looking for a relaxed outdoor experience.
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12. SUNY Delhi Campus
The SUNY Delhi campus offers a 1.8-mile walking loop starting at the main entrance on Main Street. This moderate route winds through the campus, passing academic buildings and green spaces, providing a safe, sidewalk-lined path for casual walkers and visitors exploring the college’s scenic grounds.
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13. Sherwoods Trail
The Sherwood Trail in Delhi, NY, is a scenic, family-friendly hiking path near the Delaware River. This easy trail offers lush forest views, gentle terrain, and opportunities for walking, biking, and kayaking, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a serene, accessible adventure.
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14. Sherwoods Swimming Hole
Near Sherwoods Trail, the Sherwoods Swimming Hole is a local favorite for summer dips and scenic walks. The surrounding paths provide a short, refreshing stroll along the water’s edge, perfect for families and nature enthusiasts.
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15. SUNY Delhi Outdoor Education Center
SUNY Delhi’s Outdoor Education Center, a 40-acre park, features walking trails, a butterfly garden, picnic areas, and fishing access along the Little Delaware River. Built in 1999 by AmeriCorps, it’s maintained by the Natural Resources Recreation program, open dawn to dusk, carry-in/carry-out.
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16. Reservoir Park
Situated on Franklin Street near Steele’s Brook, Reservoir Park is a quiet retreat for walkers. Its open spaces and natural surroundings make it perfect for a relaxing walk or picnic. Camping is allowed with a permit, but the park’s trails offer a simple, scenic route for those exploring Delhi’s green spaces.
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17. Kellogg Playground
The Kellogg Playground in Treadwell, NY is located at the former Kellogg Elementary School at 138 Church Street. The playground is designed to be accessible and inclusive, with features that cater to children of all abilities. Full playground with basketball, tennis, pickleball, soccer, and baseball available.
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18. West Branch Nature Preserve
A 3-mile loop trail near Delhi. It's a moderately challenging route, taking about two hours to complete. This trail is great for birding, hiking, and walking. The best times to visit this trail are September through October. Dogs aren't allowed on this trail.
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19. Catskill Scenic Trail
This Bloomville section of the Catskill Scenic Trail offers a flat, gravel path ideal for walking and biking. Stretching through scenic farmland, this trail provides a peaceful, easy route with stunning Catskill views, though some sections may be muddy after rain.
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20. Bovina Creamery Park
Located in nearby Bovina, this small community park offers open green spaces and short walking paths. Surrounded by pastoral landscapes, it’s a charming spot for a leisurely stroll, with the creamery’s rustic appeal adding to the experience.
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21. Bramley Mountain Fire Tower
Bramley Mountain Fire Tower, a restored 80-foot Aermotor LS40 on a 2,817’ summit in Delhi, NY, offers 360° Catskill views. Rebuilt in 2024 after 50 years in storage, it’s open weekends from Memorial Day to Indigenous People’s Day, drawing hikers to its scenic trail.
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22. College Golf Course
The College Golf Course at Delhi, a premier 18-hole public course in Delhi, NY, features a 1960s front nine with challenging greens and a scenic back nine through rolling mountains. A USGA and Audubon Sanctuary course, it offers a driving range, practice green, and pro shop.
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23. Crawford Field
Crawford Field, is a historic baseball field. It hosts vintage baseball games, with some claiming that the field was where the earliest game of "bass ball" was played in 1825.
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