1 Valley — 45+ Parks

The Hudson Valley is rich with natural beauty and historic sites. We’ve been protecting and preserving important places here since 1963. Come explore with us.

Heads up! Harmful algal blooms that can make us sick (+ our pets!) have been spotted on the Hudson River and connecting creeks. Learn where they are and how to stay safe.

It’s Hunting Season in the Hudson Valley. Review these tips to share the woods safely.

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Black Creek Preserve
Bob Shepard Highland Landing Park
Charles Flood Wildlife Management Area
Clausland Mountain Park
Drayton Grant Park at Burger Hill
Emeline Park
Esopus Meadows Preserve
Esplanade Park
Esty & Hellie Stowell Trailhead at Storm King Mountain
Falling Waters Preserve
Fishkill Ridge
Foundry Dock Park
Four-Mile Point Preserve
Franny Reese State Park
Habirshaw Park
Harrier Hill Park
High Banks Preserve
Highland Falls Preserve (coming soon!)
Hudson River Brickyard Trail
Hudson Highlands Gateway Park
Hudson Highlands Nature Center
Hyde Park Trail River Overlook
Illinois Mountain
Kathryn W. Davis RiverWalk Center
Lighthouse Park
Long Dock Park
Long View Park
Madam Brett Park
Manitou Point Preserve
Mawignack Preserve
Mine Dock Park
Mount Beacon Park
Olana Viewshed
Peach Hill Park
Poets’ Walk Park
RamsHorn-Livingston Sanctuary
Riverwalk Park at Tarrytown
Roosevelt Farm Lane Trail
SH Park at Irvington
SH Park at Peekskill Landing
Shaupeneak Ridge
Sleightsburgh Park
Snake Hill
Sojourner Truth State Park
Walkway Loop Trail
Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park
West Point Foundry Preserve
Van der Donck Park at Larkin Plaza
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Accessible Design Feature(s)

Biking

Shaupeneak Ridge

Dog Walking on a Leash

Fishing

The back of a hiker in a bright red coat. To their left is yellow fall foliage.

Hiking

Paddling

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Discover Scenic Hudson Parks

Forest trails. Urban oases. Waterfalls. Scenic vistas. Historic sites. Picnic spots. From mountaintops to shorelines, there are many ways to experience the great outdoors in the Hudson Valley, and they’re all free.

All special events and group outings must be pre-approved. To coordinate an event, please fill out this form and email Anthony Coneski.

Current Volunteer Opportunities & Ways to Participate.

Parks Visitor Handbook

Featured

selection of great parks to explore

Charles Flood Wildlife Management Area

Letting nature continue to heal — and people to enjoy....
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Madam Brett Park

Connecting with Beacon’s past and some of its natural treasures.
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Olana Viewshed

Safeguarding an artist’s masterpiece.
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West Point Foundry Preserve

Explore one of America’s most important industrial sites at this...
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