Twenty-five miles of carriage roads and 30 miles of hiking trails provide access to some of the most beautiful and rugged terrain in the northeast. M ohonk Mountain House, which is adjacent but not related to the Preserve, maintains 2,000 acres, including Mohonk Lake, gardens, the golf links, and Sky Top tower. Visitors to the Preserve are warned against walking across the golf course between April 1 and November 15 because of the danger of being struck by a golf ball. Entry permits must be obtained at the Visitor Center or from the rangers on patrol. There is no charge for children 12 and under with a parent.
Annual memberships are also available.
Climbers need to be responsible users of this valuable resource in order to preserve its unique environmental qualities and maintain access. A Sensitive Issue E ase traffic congestion by carpooling if you can. It is recommended that you use the West Trapps Entry parking area and stay on marked trails to avoid eroding the slopes between the road and cliffs. Be careful when exiting your car and pulling out into traffic. To reduce car break-ins, conceal your gear or take it with you.