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Westchester County Outdoor Guide Hudson Valley Region

Beyond Adventure

A Message from the County Executive Welcome to Westchester County, our beautiful home in the Hudson Valley of New York. Our unique landscapes, bounded by Long Island Sound and the Hudson River, are a sanctuary to many, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventure. Our vast parks, trail system, historic gardens and open spaces allow you to go beyond the everyday, be it to hike, bike, golf, play in the water or pursue other family activities. Westchester has so much to offer, including serene spots to enjoy nature’s charms or just a gorgeous change of scenery. We look forward to seeing you on our trails and in our open spaces.

Ward Pound Ridge Reservation

George's Island Park

Sleepy Hollow RiverWalk

Anthony's Nose

Adaptive Trail Program

Blue Mountain Reservation

Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary

Playland Park

Croton Gorge Park

Hike, Bike, Explore With breathtaking vistas, thrilling bike trails, kid-friendly nature centers and nearly 50,000 acres of accessible open space, Westchester County is the perfect place to enjoy the outdoors. To help map out your adventure, here’s a sampling of Westchester favorites.

Parks & Trails

North County Trailway

KEY Beach

Fishing

Biking

Hiking Trails

Birdwatching

Picnic Area

Boating

Playground

Camping

Swimming

Cross Country Skiing

Wheelchair Accessible

Dog Friendly

Please be sure to visit each destination’s website for updated hours of operation. For more information, visit parks.westchestergov.com or visitwestchesterny.com. Anthony’s Nose

Croton Point Park

1A Croton Point Ave., Croton-on-Hudson (914) 862-5290 | parks.westchestergov.com/croton-point-park

Palmer Ave., Sleepy Hollow (914) 366-5109 | parks.westchestergov.com/kingsland-point-park

One of the greatest views of the Hudson Valley is earned after a mid-level difficulty, 2.6-mile hike to a rock clearing overlooking the Bear Mountain Bridge. The hiking route includes a portion of the Appalachian Trail.

On a peninsula on the east shore of the Hudson River, this 508-acre park is rich in Native American history. Vacation cabins and tents are available; cabins service four to six people. Trailers and recreational vehicles welcome.

Blue Mountain Reservation

Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary

Kingsland Point is an 18-acre park located on the eastern shore of the Hudson River at the mouth of the Pocantico River in the village of Sleepy Hollow. With spectacular overlook areas and views of the historic Tarrytown Lighthouse, Kingsland Point was one of the first parks developed by the Westchester County Parks Commission.

Intersection of Route 9D and Route 202, Cortlandt Manor hikethehudsonvalley.com/anthonys-nose

435 Welcher Ave., Peekskill | (914) 862-5275 parks.westchestergov.com/blue-mountain-reservation

1 Playland Parkway, Rye | (914) 967-8720 parks.westchestergov.com/read-wildlifesanctuary

The stunning Mt. Spitzenberg and Blue Mountain are the showcase features of the 1,583 acres of wooded, hilly terrain. Three lakes attract plenty of waterfowl. The Blue Mountain Sportsman Center, (914) 862-5280, is a recreational shooting sports complex in a woodland park setting.

On Long Island Sound, along a migratory flyway recognized by the Audubon Society, this 179-acre sanctuary is home to a great diversity of marine life. There are three miles of trails through forest and field.

The Bridge Path

Dutch St., Montrose | (914) 737-7530 parks.westchestergov.com/georges-island-park

333 S. Broadway, Westchester Landing, Tarrytown | (518) 471-5300

George's Island Park

At 3.6 miles, the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge Path is one of the longest shared-use paths in the country. In addition to providing a new connection for non-motorized travel, the path—with its six overlooks and amenities at each landing—offers an exciting and unique recreational experience. Each overlook was designed in partnership with the community and celebrates the rich history of the Hudson Valley. The two landings on either end of the bridge offer amenities including welcome centers, interactive displays, public art and restrooms. The landings offer access to the path for pedestrians to enter the bridge and continue to explore the overlooks on their way across the Hudson River. The Westchester Landing is less than a mile from downtown Tarrytown.

A 208-acre waterfront park offering magnificent views of the Hudson River. It contains tidal wetlands, a freshwater pond, wooded trails and provides boat access to the river as well as areas for nature study and picnicking. In winter, it is a favored spot for viewing eagles on the Hudson.

Cranberry Lake Preserve

Greenburgh Nature Center

1609 Old Orchard St., North White Plains | (914) 428-1005 parks.westchestergov.com/cranberry-lake

A 190-acre preserve of unspoiled forest and wetlands includes a four-acre lake, trails and boardwalks. Follow the History Trail to see a former farmhouse and mine. At the Nature Center, join a weekend family-oriented nature program, visit with live animals and spend time with the interactive educational displays. Migratory birds, turtles and dragonflies love the swampland and vernal pools. Open year-round, Tues.-Sat. 9am-4pm. Croton Gorge Park

35 Yorktown Rd., Croton-on-Hudson | (914) 862-5290 parks.westchestergov.com/croton-gorge-park

On 97 acres at the foot of the historic 200-foot Croton Dam, this county park lies at the beginning of the Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Trail.

Graham Hills Park

Route 117, Mount Pleasant | (914) 231-4500 parks.westchestergov.com/graham-hills-park

A wooded, 431-acre park featuring five miles of hiking and single-track mountain biking trails for experienced riders, Graham Hills Park is conveniently located near the Pleasantville Metro-North Railroad station and several major roads. Trails wind through rock gardens, a cedar grove and meadow and vary in difficulty. 99 Dromore Rd., Scarsdale | (914) 723-3470 | greenburghnaturecenter.org

A 33-acre woodland preserve with trails, ponds, two significant wetland sites, gardens, playground, birds of prey aviary and other outdoor animals. The museum has more than 100 animals, plus a greenhouse, exhibits and shops. John E. Hand Memorial Park at Bald Mountain Blinn Rd., Yorktown | (914) 864-PARK

A 112-acre park consisting of native woodlands offers excellent hiking opportunities and a spectacular view from the top. One of its trails is part of the “TKT,” or TeatownKitchawan Trail, a new 6.5-mile hiking trail that links several parks and trails. Kensico Dam Plaza

1 Bronx River Parkway, Valhalla | (914) 231-4033 parks.westchestergov.com/kensico-dam-plaza

This scenic, 98-acre park is at the base of a massive, 300-foot-high and 1,830-foot-long stone dam. Two paved loops are popular for bicycling, in-line skating, walking and jogging.

Kingsland Point Park

Kitchawan Preserve

712 Kitchawan Rd., Ossining | (914) 231-4500 parks.westchestergov.com/kitchawan-preserve

This property is a 208-acre natural preserve bordered by the New York City reservoir property and the North County Trailway, which runs along the eastern edge. The park features native woodland and open fields, where butterflies and migrating birds can be seen in late spring. Lenoir Preserve

19 Dudley St., Yonkers | (914) 968-5851 parks.westchestergov.com/lenoir-preserve

A 40-acre nature preserve comprising woodland and field habitats, Lenoir Preserve is adjacent to the Old Croton Aqueduct on slopes overlooking the Hudson River, providing spectacular views. In the fall, expect to see hawks circling overhead from the Lenoir Hawk Watch. Marshlands Conservancy Route 1, Rye | (914) 835-4466

Rye Nature Center

873 Boston Post Rd., Rye | (914) 967-5150 | ryenaturecenter.org

Spend the day birdwatching and picnicking near a pond or stream on the 47 acres. There are also forests and fields with 14 stations on a self-guided trail as well as a paved trail for seniors and people with disabilities. Easy to moderate hiking. Sal J. Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park Hawley Rd., North Salem | 914-864-7312

A 1,082-acre park with scenic trail hiking, fishing, a challenging ropes course, camping, rowboat rentals, picnicking, winter activities, yurt rentals and more. Saxon Woods Park

Mamaroneck Rd., Scarsdale | (914) 995-4480

Saxon Woods Park is a 700-acre property offering a variety of recreational facilities. The park contains the county’s largest swimming pool, a children’s aquatic playground, 18-hole golf course, picnic areas and hiking trails that links to the Leatherstocking Trail and Colonial Greenway. An 18-hole mini golf course takes you over ponds and across wooden bridges. Teatown Lake Reservation

1600 Spring Valley Rd., Ossining | (914) 762-2912 | teatown.org

There is an educational nature center and 15 miles of hiking trails spread throughout the preserve’s 1,000 acres. Explore lakes, streams, waterfalls, hardwood swamps, mixed forests and meadows. Easy to moderate hiking.

Marshlands Conservancy is a 147-acre wildlife sanctuary composed of diverse habitats. Forest, meadow, salt marsh and shore can be explored and appreciated here. There are three miles of trails and one-half mile of shoreline along Long Island Sound. More than 230 bird species, some rare, have been spotted.

Tibbetts Brook Park

Playland Park

V.E. Macy Park

Playland Parkway, Rye | playland.com

America’s first themed amusement park has historic amusement rides, a sandy beach, boardwalk, pool, boating, picnic area, fireworks and indoor ice skating. Seasonal. Rockefeller State Park Preserve/ Pocantico Hills

125 Phelps Way, Pleasantville | (914) 631-1470 | parks.ny.gov

Explore miles of trails on this splendid property located near Route 9 and the Taconic State Parkway. The trails are carriage/bridle trails that allow horseback riding. Wetlands, woodlands, meadows, fields and Swan Lake—a great place to see waterfowl. A total of 180 species of birds have been recorded here.

355 Midland Ave., Yonkers | (914) 231-2865

This 161-acre park is a refuge from urban living. It offers woodlands, lakes, playing fields, playgrounds and a swimming complex and includes a major activities lawn that hosts various events. Easy to moderate hiking. Route 9A, Irvington | (914) 946-8133

This 172-acre park features ballfields, a playground, comfort stations and a picnic pavilion. The Woodlands Lake section is an excellent spot for fishing and ice skating and provides access to the South County Trailway. Easy to moderate hiking. Ward Pound Ridge Reservation

Routes 35 & 121, Cross River | (914) 864-7317

This is the county’s largest park, with 4,315 acres of varied terrain and landscapes and 35 miles of wooded trails. Many hawks and swallows fly overhead; you can glimpse the nests of bluebirds in 60 bluebird boxes. Home to one of the infamous “Leatherman” sites.

Stunning Strolls & Sites Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts

Merestead

For seven weeks each summer, two outdoor theaters resonate with the music of the world’s finest classical, opera and jazz artists at one of the nation’s top five outdoor festivals. Beautiful grounds and gardens.

An exquisite country mansion on a 130-acre estate, Merestead has 2.3 miles of trails. Their high terrain and varying habitats include woodlands, open fields, gardens and two Chinese lantern statuaries that lead the way to a magnificent vista of the Hudson Highlands.

The Hammond Museum & Japanese Stroll Garden

Muscoot Farm

149 Girdle Ridge Rd., Katonah | Box Office: (914) 232-1252 Tours: (914) 232-5035 | caramoor.org

28 Deveau Rd., North Salem | (914) 669-5033 | hammondmuseum.org

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This 777-acre interpretive farm looks at turn-of-the-20thcentury life with a variety of farm animals and displays of vintage equipment, historic buildings, hiking and nature trails.

Hilltop Hanover Farm and Environmental Center

381 N. Broadway, Sleepy Hollow | (914) 366-6900 | hudsonvalley.org

Dedicated to developing and advancing sustainable agriculture, accessible food systems, community education and more. The farm offers eight acres of vegetables, herbs and flowers, plus three greenhouses, a composting facility, a farm stand, beehives, livestock and trails. The 3.5-mile marked trails are within 125 acres of forest. Hudson River Museum

511 Warburton Ave., Yonkers | (914) 963-4550 | hrm.org

Hilltop Hanover Farm

Experience the power of art, science and history at one of the preeminent cultural institutions in New York. The museum offers dynamic exhibitions that range from notable 19th-century paintings to contemporary art installations; Glenview, a Gilded Age home on the National Register of Historic Places; a state-of-the-art planetarium; an outdoor amphitheater; and gallery spaces in the newly opened West Wing. Kykuit, the Rockefeller Estate

Sleepy Hollow | (914) 631-3992 | hudsonvalley.org

Kykuit, the Rockefeller Estate

The historic Philips estate is comprised of a manor house, grist mill, 18th century barn, slave garden and tenant farmhouse. Costumed interpreters lead tours. Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture

630 Bedford Rd., Pocantico Hills | (914) 366-6200 | stonebarnscenter.org

Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture is a nonprofit organization dedicated to training farmers and educating food citizens. Thomas Paine Cottage

20 Sicard Ave., New Rochelle | (914) 633-1776 | thomaspainecottage.org

A National Historic Landmark and former homestead of Thomas Paine, whose pamphlet, “Common Sense,” helped spark the American Revolution. The museum exhibits include artifacts and furniture from the 18th century to present day. Visitors can tour the Sophia Brewster one-room schoolhouse, circa 1836, which is on view on the cottage grounds along with Paine’s original gravesite.

Lasdon Park, Arboretum & Veterans Memorial

5251 S. Riverside Ave., Croton-on-Hudson | (914) 366-6900 hudsonvalley.org

Grecian gardens landscaped in the Beaux Arts style. Temple overlooking a mosaic pool, a Greek amphitheater and sculptures. Views of the Hudson River and the Palisades. Van Cortlandt Manor

Stroll through the Chinese Friendship Pavilion and Culture Garden, and see the arboretum, which includes rare American chestnut trees and 90 species of lilacs. The Memorial Garden and Westchester County Veterans Museum honor locals who have served in our armed forces.

Former home of New York’s prominent Van Cortlandt family, now a historic site furnished with period artifacts. Grounds include tenant farmer’s house, tavern and gardens. Seasonal.

Lyndhurst

America’s “Founding Father of Literature” created a romantic, picturesque estate nestled along the Hudson riverbank. Visitors today hear about Washington Irving’s storied past and how he came to be America’s first internationally famous author. His characters, from the Headless Horseman to Rip Van Winkle, are global icons, and Irving’s legacy lives on at his whimsical estate. Open May–Nov. Check website for specific house and special events.

Visit this 1838 French Gothic Revival masterpiece to marvel at the dramatic views of the Hudson River once enjoyed by railroad baron Jay Gould. Lyndhurst is renowned for its outstanding collections and beautiful landscape.

Photo by Gabe Palacio

Photo by Ted Bohlk

Photo by Sam Friedman

Philipsburg Manor

Untermyer Park and Gardens

945 N. Broadway, Yonkers | (914) 613-4502 | untermyergardens.org

2610 Amawalk Rd., Route 35, Katonah | (914) 864-7263 | lasdonpark.org

Muscoot Farm

Philipsburg Manor

Visit the home to four generations of the Rockefeller family and take in the beautiful, terraced gardens, Hudson Valley scenery and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller’s 20th century art collection. Tours by ticket only; see website for varied tour days and times.

635 South Broadway, Tarrytown | (914) 631-4481 | lyndhurst.org

Lyndhurst

51 Route 100, Katonah | (914) 864-7286 | muscootfarm.org

Eastern and Western art exhibits, a 3.5-acre Japanese garden and gift shop. Its authentic Japanese tea room was designed in Japan for the 17th-generation descendant of the originator of the Japanese tea ceremony. 1271 Hanover St., Yorktown Heights | (914) 862-5050

455 Byram Lake Rd., Mount Kisco | (914) 666-4258

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Washington Irving’s Sunnyside

3 W. Sunnyside Lane, Irvington | (914) 366-6900 | hudsonvalley.org

Washington Irving's Sunnyside

Camping

Pound Ridge Golf Club (public not County) Pound Ridge (914) 764-5771

Peekskill Riverfront Green Park

Saxon Woods Scarsdale | (914) 231-3461

Railroad Ave., Peekskill | (914) 734-7275 | cityofpeekskill.com

Sprain Lake Yonkers | (914) 231-3481

Municipal launch.

Yonkers Municipal Boat Ramp

JFK Marina Park, Yonkers | (914) 377-6450 | yonkersny.gov

Municipal launch for canoes, jet skis and motorized boats with permits.

KAYAK RENTAL Hudson River Expeditions

Kayak, canoe and stand-up paddleboard tours, rentals and instruction for the novice to the experienced paddler.

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Playland Park

Croton Gorge Park

Hudson River Recreation

Kingsland Point Park, Sleepy Hollow | (914) 682-5135 | kayakhudson.com

BIKE RENTALS

Guided tours of the Hudson River and Long Island Sound. Equipment is available on site. No experience necessary.

Danny’s Cycles

644 Central Park Ave., Scarsdale | (914) 723-3408 10 Bowman Ave., Rye Brook | (914) 939-1150 1922 E. Main St., Mohegan Lake | (914) 526-2600 113 Wolfs Ln., Pelham | (914) 738-3338

SAILBOAT RENTAL

62 Main St., Dobbs Ferry | (914) 674-8567 | endlesstrailbw.com

A short walk from the Dobbs Ferry railroad station, it offers rentals, repairs and full shop.

Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary

Pedal Peekskill

956 Washington St., Peekskill | (914) 575-2453 | pedalpeekskill.com

The rental arm of the Yorktown Bicycle Shop has a wide selection of bikes. Yorktown Cycles

2 Elliot Way, Croton-on-Hudson | (914) 271-6868 | crotonsailing.com

Private, captained Hudson River charters for 2-5 people aboard 24-foot to 36-foot vessels. Sailing lessons, sailing club and youth program. Port Sailing School

22 Pelham Rd., New Rochelle | (914) 355-5400 | portsailing.com

Blue Mountain Reservation

Endless Trail Bikeworx

Set sail on the beautiful Long Island Sound. Port Sailing School rents sailboats, offers sailing lessons and has a great junior sailing camp in the summer.

ROWBOAT RENTAL Franklin D. Roosevelt State Park

1899 Commerce St., Yorktown | (914) 245-5504 | yorktowncycles.com

2957 Crompond Rd., Yorktown Heights | (914) 245-4434 | nysparks.com

For over 25 years, Yorktown cycles has offered a wide selection of bicycles to suit a variety of riding styles.

Seasonal rowboat rentals on lake and pond. Wampus Pond

Route 128, Armonk | (914) 273-3230 | parks.westchestergov.com

Boating

Rowboats are available.

George's Island Park

BOAT LAUNCHING Croton Point Park

Croton-on-Hudson | (914) 862-5291

Launch sailboats, canoes and car top–carried boats. Provides access to the Hudson River. George’s Island Park

Dutch St., Montrose | (914) 737-7530

Launch boats up to 21 feet in the Hudson River.

Golfing

Ward Pound Ridge Reservation

Westchester County is an ideal destination for water sports and recreation. Join us on Westchester’s lakes, Long Island Sound or Hudson River.

735 Anderson Hill Rd., Purchase | (914) 893-4550 boundlessadventures.net/ny-park

Boundless Adventures is for anyone seeking an aerial adventure park experience. Maneuver through nature in a range of obstacle courses that offer exhilarating activities such as extreme tree climbing, ziplining and bridge traversing. The Cliffs at Valhalla

1 Commerce St., Valhalla | (914) 328-ROCK (7625) | thecliffsclimbing.com

Croton Sailing School

The county’s oldest continuously operated bike shop has locations across Westchester.

Boundless Adventures

The six Westchester County–managed courses include Dunwoodie Golf Course with its dramatic topography and steep slopes; picturesque Hudson Hills Golf Course, known for its grand vistas; historic Maple Moor Golf Course, named for its many maple trees; recently renovated Mohansic Golf Course; Saxon Woods Golf Course with its rolling, wooded landscape; and the long and narrow Sprain Lake Golf Course. For reservations at county-owned courses, call (914) 995-GOLF or golf.westchestergov.com. Dunwoodie Yonkers | (914) 231-3490 Hudson Hills Ossining | (914) 864-3000

Start planning your visit to Westchester today. Scan the QR code below or go to VisitWestchesterNY.com/ hikebikeexplore to find up-to-date information on events, transportation, accommodations and a variety of outdoor activities.

More than 13,000 sq. ft. of indoor rock climbing. Parties, instruction and day pass options. The Rock Club

130 Rhodes St., New Rochelle | (914) 633-7625 pinebrookfitness.com/the-rock-club

A dedicated rock-climbing gym, the Rock Club offers experienced climbers and newcomers alike a large selection of climbs to choose from. All ages and levels are welcome and encouraged to come visit to try new climbs every week. Spins Hudson at the Factoria

5 John Walsh Blvd., Peekskill | (914) 930-7920 | spinshudson.com

Large entertainment venue with intense adventure, including an aerial ropes course, a two-story laser tag arena, axe throwing, full arcade and more. Sleepy Hollow RiverWalk

Beach

1 Annsville Circle, Peekskill | (914) 737-1202 | hudsonriverexpeditions.com

Biking

Ropes Courses/ Rock Climbing

Anthony's Nose

Biking

Experience Westchester Parks Foundation's adaptive trail program in Westchester County parks. This program allows individuals living with disabilities the opportunity to immerse themselves in county parks—at no cost to the user—with all-terrain Trackchairs. Individuals with their family, friends or caregivers will experience an approximately one- or two-mile guided hike.

Mohansic Yorktown Heights | (914) 862-5283

Launch boats up to 21 feet in Long Island Sound.

Hike, Bike, Explore

Birdwatching

thewpf.org/trailswithoutlimits

Maple Moor White Plains | (914) 995-9200

New Rochelle | (914) 813-6720

With breathtaking vistas, thrilling bike trails, kid-friendly nature centers and nearly 50,000 acres of accessible open space, Westchester County is the perfect place to enjoy the outdoors.

Boating

Trails Without Limits

Glen Island Park

To help map out your adventure, here’s a sampling of Westchester favorites.

Adaptive Trail Program

Westchester is Dog Friendly visitwestchesterny.com/plan/itineraries/dog-friendly

PARKS/DOG PARKS Bark Park (off-leash dog run), White Plains East Rumbrook Dog Park Greenburgh Gedney Park New Castle Harbor Island Park Mamaroneck Larchmont Dog Beach Mamaroneck Playland Beach (Oct.–April 28), Rye Rockefeller State Preserve Mount Pleasant Saxon Woods Park White Plains Sylvan Glen Paw Park Yorktown

Westchester County Parks 450 Saw Mill River Rd., Ardsley, NY 10502 (914) 864-PARK | parks.westchestergov.com Westchester County Tourism & Film 148 Martine Ave., White Plains, NY 10601 (914) 995-8500 or (800) 833-9282 info@visitwestchesterny.com | visitwestchesterny.com Westchester County Tourism & Film is the official destination tourism marketing organization for the county.

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One of the country’s most extraordinary scenic trail systems awaits your discovery in Westchester County.

At 3.6 miles, the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge Path is one of the longest shared-use paths in the country. In addition to providing a new connection for non-motorized travel, the path— with its six overlooks and amenities at each landing—offers an exciting and unique recreational experience. The two landings on either end of the bridge offer amenities including welcome centers, interactive displays, public art and restrooms. The landings offer access to the path for pedestrians to enter onto the bridge and continue to explore the overlooks on their way across the Hudson River. The Westchester Landing is located at 333 S. Broadway, less than a mile from downtown Tarrytown.

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No passport required to marvel at the second-largest handhewn stone structure in the world, second only to the Giza Pyramids in Egypt—just hike this trailway to enjoy the magnificent Croton Dam spillway and its cascading waterfall at Croton Gorge Park. Or delight in panoramic views, complete with a birds-eye view of the Hudson River, from the perch of the 560-foot high Spitzenberg Mountain at the Blue Mountain Reservation in Peekskill. In the mood for a more leisurely stroll? Then amble along the unpaved pathways of the 12-mile linear park, built on lands that were originally intended to become a parkway. No bicycles on this trail.

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Sites of Interest Along the Briarcliff-Peekskill Trailway 1. Blue Mountain Reservation, Sportsman Center 2. Croton Gorge Park 3. John E. Hand Memorial Park 4. Teatown Lake Reservation

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Colonial Greenway

Natural beauty and rich history come together on this 15-mile unpaved trail loop system that links numerous open spaces and spans five municipalities, utilizing the Hutchinson River Pathway and the Leatherstocking Trail, as well as existing trail systems within the County and local parks and nature preserves. It winds through woods and wetlands that are home to an abundance of wildlife and through neighborhoods touched by the lives of Thomas Paine, Anne Hutchinson, James Fenimore Cooper and other great figures of American history. Open to hikers, walkers and runners, portions of the trail are also appropriate for equestrians. See map for points of access along this trail.

East Coast Greenway

The East Coast Greenway is a walking and biking route stretching 3,000 miles from Maine to Florida. The Greenway offers a safe place for bicyclists, walkers, runners—of all ages and abilities—to commute, exercise and visit new destinations. The Westchester section of the East Coast Greenway runs along the Sound Shore communities all the way to the Bronx. NS

North-South County Trailway

This paved, multi-use trail spans 36.2 miles through Westchester County, 22.1 miles comprise the North County Trailway, from Eastview in the Town of Greenburgh north to Putnam County. The remaining 14.1 miles, south to the New York City border make up the South County Trailway. The North-South County Trailway is situated on what was part of the former Putnam Division of the New York Central Railroad. The "Old Put," as it was fondly referred to by commuters, provided freight and passenger service from 1881 to 1958 between the Bronx and Putnam County. Sites of Interest Along the North-South County Trailway 16. Muscoot Farm 17. Kitchawan Preserve 18. Graham Hills 19. Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture 20. V.E. Macy Park 21. Dunwoodie Golf Course 22. Tibbetts Brook Park Favorite Stops Along the Trail 23. Trailside Café Parking & Major Points of Access P19. Somers: Baldwin Place, lot on west side of trailway at shopping center between Route 6 and Route 118 P20. Somers: Mahopac Ave., weekend parking available at Jilco Corp., just west of trailway’s intersection with Mahopac Ave. P21. Yorktown Heights: Railroad Park, Commerce St. off of Underhill Ave., approximately 1.5 miles east of Taconic Parkway P22. Yorktown Heights: Town Hall, Underhill Ave. (south side) P23. Yorktown/Croton Heights: Route 118 (north side), less than one mile west of Route 100 P24. Kitchawan Preserve P25. Millwood: NYS Department of Transportation Yard, just north of Taconic State Parkway Route 100/133 exit, south side of Station Rd. (Route 133) P26. New Castle: Route 100 (east side), Millwood at Taconic State Parkway, between North State Rd. and Echo Lake P27. Briarcliff Manor: Briarcliff Public Library, Pleasantville Rd. P28. Mount Pleasant: Route 117 (south side) immediately west of interchange with Route 9A and Taconic Parkway P29. Eastview: Park-and-Ride Lot, Neperan Rd. (north side) immediately west of Saw Mill River Parkway Eastview exit at Route 100C. Additional spaces are also available on Neperan Rd. (south side) near parkway entrance/exit ramp P30.Irvington: Saw Mill River Parkway northbound exit ramp to the Great Hunger Memorial Park in V. E. Macy County Park P31. Greenburgh: Lawrence St., west of the South County Trailway P32. Hastings-on-Hudson: Saw Mill River Parkway entrance/exit ramp at Farragut Ave. P33. Yonkers: Redmond City Park, Cook Ave. P34. Yonkers: Tibbetts Brook County Park, Midland Ave. CA

Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Trail

Escape the 21st century and bring your family on a historic journey through Westchester County! For more than 150 years, the trail atop the Old Croton Aqueduct has linked communities along the lower Hudson River. This tree-lined 26.2-mile portion of the 41-mile trailway, popular with runners and walkers, offers glimpses of historic and architectural treasures along the way. The 22 miles between Quaker Bridge Rd. in Cortlandt and Lamartine Ave. in Yonkers have been designated as part of the Hudson River Valley Greenway Trail. For more information, contact the Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park headquarters at (914) 693-5259, 15 Walnut St., Dobbs Ferry. Sites of Interest Along the Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Trail 24. Croton Point Park 25. Van Cortlandt Manor 26. Philipsburg Manor 27. Lyndhurst 28. Washington Irving’s Sunnyside 29. Lenoir Preserve 30. Untermyer Park and Gardens 31. Hudson River Museum

Sites of Interest Along the Colonial Greenway 12. Saxon Woods Miniature Golf Course 13. Thomas Paine Cottage

Favorite Stops Along the Trail 32. CaféLatte

Favorite Stops Along the Trail 14. North End Tavern 15. Saxon Woods Grill

Parking & Major Points of Access P14. White Plains: Saxon Woods Park P15. Scarsdale: Weinberg Nature Center P16. New Rochelle: Ward Acres Park P17. New Rochelle: Pinebrook Tennis Center P18. New Rochelle: New Rochelle High School

Westchester RiverWalk

An exciting project currently under development (33 of its planned 52 miles is complete), the Westchester RiverWalk links existing paths and trails, boardwalks and esplanades, with newly constructed segments—all of it along the Hudson River. planning.westchestergov.com This map is for promotional purposes. Go to VisitWestchesterNY.com for up-to-date trails and information.