When you're thinking of sushi bars and restaurants, your mind probably doesn't go to straight to the Catskills, but we have a surprise for you. Our area is not only home to a wide range of international cuisine offerings and we've got more than a few options to get delicious sushi that give those big city restaurants a run for their money,
Here are just a few of our favorites:
Otsego County
Tokyo Japanese Cuisine
211 Main St, Oneonta, NY 13820
607.431.9999
While there are a few excellent Japanese food options in Oneonta, this one is a favorite with a great variety of sushi and other Asian favori...
Opening Day for freshwater fishing in New York State is coming up quickly and you'd be hard pressed to find a better place to drop your line than the rivers and lakes of our area.
With a wide variety of trout species, shad, bass, pike, pickerel and more, our region has a long history as one of America's ultimate angling destinations, known for our prime fly fishing.
A fishing license is required for anyone over 16 years old which can be purchased here. For everything you need to know about fishing in the area, we encourage you to visit the NYS D...
During this time of year, the snow, ice and cold temperatures may make you want to stay indoors, but winter is also a wonderful time to get outside and stretch your legs in the fresh air with a mountain hike. The shorter days and colder temperatures do make hiking at this time of year a different experience than in warmer seasons, so here are a few things to keep in mind.
Staying Warm
Wearing layers is key to staying warm and dry. Layering is a three-part system that includes a base layer that wicks perspiration away from your skin, a mid layer that insulates you from the cold and a shell layer that keeps wind and moisture out. The goal with layering is to add and remove layers throughout your hike so you can stay warm and comfortable without overheating and getting sweaty. Also, avoid cotton and opt for synthetic layers that wick moisture and are quick-drying instead. Gloves, hats and goo...
The holidays are over, but we still have plenty of winter ahead of us. Now is a great time to destress, relax, and treat yourself to something special. Being a popular vacation destination, our area has plenty of very special spas. While the current pandemic may have limited some of the pleasures that these facilities can make available, there are still plenty of opportunities for you to get pampered.
Cooperstown
The Hawkeye Spa at The Otesaga Resort Hotel
60 Lake St
Cooperstown, NY 13326
607.547.9931
Rejuvenate the senses with a relaxing spa treatment in a tranquil setting at the Hawkeye Spa. Offering a menu of unique massages and invigorating facial treatments, guests will feel relaxed and renewed. Ready for serenity? It's time to relax...
The holiday season is in full swing! This year's celebration's may be different that year's past, but there are still plenty of fun events taking place in our region for you and your family to enjoy. We've put together a few highlights that should add to your holiday cheer.
Decking the Halls
December 5 - 31
Tuesday–Sunday (closed Christmas Day)
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Fenimore Art Museum
5798 NY-80,
Cooperstown, NY 13326
607.547.1400
Fenimore Art Museum presents Decking the Halls, a new exhibition that celebrates the holidays with objects and images from their collections. Holiday ornaments, ca...