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Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing

All our parks remain open year-long, but for those who enjoy schussing or tromping through the snow, these are the best places to admire winter’s frosty splendor. Please dress appropriately.

A great “outdoor classroom” for introducing kids to nature.
Charles Flood Wildlife Management Area
Letting nature continue to heal — and people to enjoy. A natural gem.
Clausland Mountain
Houses or hiking? Scenic Hudson helped settle the debate.
Sledding at Burger Hill
Great views and birds, amazing sledding.
Esopus Meadows Preserve
A prime spot for a picnic and a hike.
A gateway to paradise and Scenic Hudson history.
Falling Waters Preserve
Natural variety with a touch of the past.
Franny Reese State Park
A fitting tribute to an inspirational woman.
Harrier Hill Park
It’s all about birds and views.
High Banks Preserve
An astonishing variety of terrain and habitats.
A 1.3-mile section of the city’s Kingston Greenline and NY’s Empire State Trail (EST).
Hudson Highlands Nature Museum
Providing an outdoor center for exploring nature.