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Forestburgh Playhouse
39 Forestburgh Road, Forestburgh, NY 12777
Artist: Keith Phillips
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PEACE · ART · A DAY CLOSE TO HOME
Forestburgh Dove Trail
Two numbered doves make a manageable list to pair with another local outing. They have different addresses, so check both before you depart. If you plan to combine the day with a performance, confirm tickets, timing and venue access directly with the host.
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Wurtsboro, Mamakating & Bloomingburg4 numbered locations →Liberty, Parksville & Ferndale16 numbered locations →Roscoe, Livingston Manor & De Bruce11 numbered locations →Callicoon, Jeffersonville & Nearby Hamlets8 numbered locations →Narrowsburg, Eldred & Delaware River Towns14 numbered locations →Bethel, White Lake & Swan Lake13 numbered locations →Monticello, Thompson, Rock Hill & Harris10 numbered locations →Forestburgh2 numbered locations →Fallsburg, Hurleyville, Woodridge & Loch Sheldrake5 numbered locations →Neversink & Grahamsville2 numbered locations →
THE NUMBERED COLLECTION
Forestburgh
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Town of Forestburgh
2846 State Route 42, Forestburgh, NY 12777
Artist: Brenda Sywalski
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Make a day of it
Start with the stops you most want to see, leave room for a town walk or lunch, and treat outlying venues as optional additions. A short list gives you time to enjoy the artwork and share a thoughtful recommendation afterward.
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How the trail began
The county’s launch announcement describes the dove project as a tribute to Woodstock’s 50th anniversary, with local communities hosting painted sculptures. Read the county’s original announcement for the project’s background.
What about the official GeoTour?
SCVA separately describes a Dove Trail GeoTour involving selected doves and a collectible geocoin. Logging sightseeing visits here does not fulfill those requirements. Check the official GeoTour for current participation and reward availability.
Sources and updates
Numbered locations and artists: SCVA web directory and official September 2025 PDF. The web table omits #6; its older PDF listing is retained as unconfirmed. Other address inconsistencies and status flags are shown on the individual entries. Our ten planning areas are HikerQuests groupings, not official routes.
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