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Kaatscast: Walking The Long Path, from Manhattan to The Catskills

Sure, you can drive from NYC to the Catskills in just a few hours. But as “Doobby,” the taxi driver in ⁠Planes, Trains and Automobiles⁠ says, “You don’t see nothing on the interstate but interstate.” In this story, Kaatscast host Brett Barry walks with ⁠⁠Casey Kelbaugh⁠⁠ on a stretch of the “⁠Long Path⁠,” a 358-mile […]
Kaatscast: Walking The Long Path, from Manhattan to The Catskills

Sure, you can drive from NYC to the Catskills in just a few hours. But as “Doobby,” the taxi driver in ⁠Planes, Trains and Automobiles⁠ says, “You don’t see nothing on the interstate but interstate.”

In this story, Kaatscast host Brett Barry walks with ⁠⁠Casey Kelbaugh⁠⁠ on a stretch of the “⁠Long Path⁠,” a 358-mile trail from the George Washington Bridge in New York City to the edge of the Adirondack Park.

Casey recounts his 27-day hike from East 4th Street in Manhattan to his cabin in the Catskills via the Long Path, an experience he then ⁠shared in the travel section of the New York Times⁠.

Image: Casey Kelbaugh on The Long Path. (Credit: Brett Barry)

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