2010 Map of Claryville

About this map

The confluence of the West Branch Neversink River and East Branch Neversink River at Claryville defines this mountain landscape in the southern Catskills. This 2010 survey illustrates a region characterized by remote settlements and outdoor institutions, such as Camp Wawayanda in the northeast and Camp Pine near the river fork. A significant piece of local heritage, the Halls Mills Covered Bridge, is located further south along the main stem of the Neversink River. The rugged topography is shaped by prominent heights like Denman Mountain and Blue Hill, with steep valleys carrying numerous tributaries including Fall Brook, Willowemoc Creek, and Shelter Creek. Local travel follows winding mountain corridors such as Frost Valley Rd and Denning Rd, connecting small communities like Frost Valley and Ladleton through the timbered terrain.