The DeBruce
4 minA James Beard-recognized tasting-menu restaurant and inn just down the road, set over the Willowemoc — seasonal, foraged, and a destination in its own right.
Area Guide
DeBruce & beyond
Quiet, wild, and quietly sophisticated — a region of trout streams and tasting menus, fire towers and farm stands. Here's where to start.
Fine dining & farm-to-table
The western Catskills have quietly become one of the Northeast's most exciting food regions — much of it within a short drive of the house.
A James Beard-recognized tasting-menu restaurant and inn just down the road, set over the Willowemoc — seasonal, foraged, and a destination in its own right.
Wood-fired pizza, natural wine, and a buzzy Livingston Manor room that draws weekenders from the city.
A cozy lodge tavern with a fireplace, elevated comfort food, and a well-edited drinks list.
Café, market, and provisions in Livingston Manor — the morning-coffee and stock-the-fridge stop.
Handmade pasta and a warm dining room in Roscoe — 'Trout Town USA.'
Two of the region's best taprooms for a relaxed afternoon with mountain views.
Hiking, water & adventure
The house sits on nine acres at the edge of the Willowemoc Wild Forest — 15,000 acres of Forever Wild preserve laced with a 40-mile trail network — with deeded lake access and legendary fly-fishing minutes from the door.
Guests have deeded access to Hunter Lake, a half-mile up the road — swim, paddle, or simply take in the quiet.
The birthplace of American dry-fly fishing — world-class trout water two minutes from the door. Wade in, or just follow the water on a slow afternoon.
Gentle loop trails, swimming, and paddling in the Willowemoc Wild Forest — ideal for families.
An easy walk to a photogenic waterfall and swimming hole.
Riverside grounds, casting ponds, and the story of the sport that built these towns.
A classic Catskills summit hike to a fire tower with panoramic views.
Family skiing and snow tubing close by; bigger lifts and terrain at Belleayre in winter.
Villages, art & music
Walkable main streets full of galleries, makers, antiques, and one of the country's most storied music venues.
Galleries, the Sunday market, coffee, and boutiques — the cultural heart of the area.
Antiques, a beloved brewery, and scenic-railroad rides along the river.
A river town with a vintage cinema, Sunday farmers market, and Delaware River views.
Concerts and a museum on the original 1969 Woodstock site — summer evenings on the lawn.
Getting here
Evergreen Overlook sits in DeBruce, in the Town of Rockland — roughly a two-and-a-half-hour drive from New York City, yet a world away. The last stretch winds along the Willowemoc; arrive, and the city falls off your shoulders.
Exact driving directions and door codes are shared in your digital house manual before arrival.