A revisit to the South Gilboa Railroad Station on the same day that I passed by the Hunter Railroad Station. Unlike the Hunter Railroad Station not much has changed with the South Gilboa Railroad Station.

The photo gallery below shows: the front and backside of the South Gilboa Railroad Station; a NY railroad marker that lays in the brush along the Catskill Scenic Trail; remnants of an old foundation to a unknown building that would have been close to the railroad tracks; a photo that helps shows the relative flat trail found along the CST (Catskill Scenic Trail); and new residential buildings that overlook a closed farm.

The Catskill Scenic Trail intersects with the Cold Spring Wetlands Preserve Walkway.

I took this photo at the Bloomville end of the Catskill Scenic Trail. I thought the grade of the road compared to the grade of the home was interesting.

Catskill Scenic Trail through South Kortright

The old South Kortright Railroad Station which is now a private home.

As of the date of the photo the farm behind the sign is currently on the market for 160,000 dollars. The farm covers 10 acres. Much of this property borders the Catskill Scenic Trail in South Gilboa.

A photograph from Stamford showing the Catskill Scenic Trail. The CST follows the route of the old railroad. This photograph details how close the railroad would have run to houses in the town of Stamford.