Schoharie County has rolling land & is very scenic. In the north are large sections of high quality crop land. The Schoharie Creek, which is really a river, divides it east and west. This is one of the largest bodies of water in the US that flows north. It has good fishing there as well as safe canoeing in parts. The Cobleskill Creek, much smaller, divides it north and south. There are 2 show caves and many privately owned caves, including McFail's, the longest cave in the northeast US with 7 miles of passage. There are many public campgrounds as well as golf courses.  Consider joining the Schoharie Valley Concert Band. Many residents commute as I88 gives quick and easy access to the Capital District, as does I 90 to the north. In it's hilly southern reaches, there are many homes used by weekenders from the greater NYC area.

Central Bridge
Cafe Bridge open mike
"Rickless Abandon" song circle

Cobleskill
Howe Caverns
SUNY Cobleskill
Iroquois Indian Museum
Secret Caverns
Bramanville Grist Mill
Sunshine Fair
McFail's Cave nature preserve
Gobbler's Knob Fun Park
Schoharie Sunshine Fair
Maple Festival
Muscle Motors Speedway
Bunn Mill
Caverns Creek Grist Mill
Cave House Museum

Esperance
Esperance Historical Museum
Landis Arboretum
Community Band

Middleburgh
Dr. Christopher Best Medical Exhibit
Vrooman's Nose (hiking)
Craft Show

Schoharie
Schoharie Valley Railroad Museum
Old Stone Fort
Gallupville House
Barton Hill Karst Preserve
Depot Lane Singers (chorus)
Easter Egg museum
Covered Bridge
Laselle Hall
1743 Palatine House

Sharon Springs
Old mineral baths & resort town
Victorian Stroll
Beekman Boys' home
Harvest Festival
Summer music series
Garden Party
Sharon Historical Society

Upper Schoharie Valley Region
"Breadbasket of the Revolution", farmstands today
Blenheim/Gilboa dam & power project, w/visitor's center
Max Shaul State Park
Bouck Falls Island
Petrified Forest
Franklinton Vlaie Wildlife Management Area
Lansing Manor
Minekill State Park
Gilboa Museum
Fossil Forest