Branch Est Rivyè Delaware a pa deksepte. Situe jis anba konfluans Beaverkill ak Branch Est la, ti tron sa a nan rivyè a se renome pou gwo triyòl mawon ak triyòl k'ap fèt ak koulè pòtay. La a ou gen prèske yon mil konplè sou rivyè a ak yon varyete pisin, koule ak riverye. Gen yon aksè ki dekwa a rivyè a tou. Apeprè 12 ak sou rivyè a ak bò sèl wout la gen 66+ akr bwa dife melanje ak chimen. Ekselan pou Lè sa a, se yon bon kote pou yon kabann nan nò a. Aksè fasil a wout 17. Ou pral vle mouye pye ou sou sa a.

The East Branch of the Delaware River does not disappoint. Located just below the confluence of the Beaverkill and the East Branch, this stretch of river is renowned for giant wild brown and rainbow trout. Here you have almost a full mile of riverfront with a variety of pools, runs and riffles. There is a fairly decent access to the river too. Roughly 12 acres on the river and the upper side of the road has 66+ acres of mixed hardwoods and trails. Excellent hunting and a great place for an upstate cabin. Easy access to route 17. You'll want to get your feet wet on this one. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC