Discover 10 parks for snowshoeing within driving distance of Kingston
"Residents of Kingston can take advantage of the park's proximity for weekend hikes, nature walks, and seasonal events."
Ecological treasure with 19 miles of trails protecting unique biodiversity.
"Kingston locals appreciate the park's historic features and natural beauty, making it a popular day-trip destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts."
A scenic Hudson Valley park with wooded trails, river views, and historic ruins.
"Historic Kingston offers museums, waterfront dining, and easy access to the Hudson Valley, drawing visitors seeking culture and outdoor adventure."
A stunning preserve with cliffs, waterfalls, lakes, and miles of trails on the Shawangunk Ridge.
"Kingston visitors appreciate the park's open spaces and sports facilities, making it a great day-trip destination for picnics and group activities."
A spacious park in Dutchess County featuring golf, picnicking, and outdoor recreation.
"Kingston visitors often pair a trip to Vosburg Neck State Park with scenic drives along the Susquehanna, taking advantage of the park’s open spaces and river views for relaxed day outings."
Vosburg Neck State Park protects a dramatic Susquehanna River bend in Wyoming County, offering scenic views, riverside access, and quiet day-use recreation.
"Kingston, Ontario, is a historic Canadian city just across the border, known for its waterfront, museums, and vibrant downtown. Many visitors cross the border to experience the natural beauty of Wellesley Island."
A scenic state park on Wellesley Island with camping, boating, and riverfront recreation.
"Kingston, with its historic waterfront and vibrant arts community, is a convenient city for visitors planning a trip to Lake Taghkanic."
A scenic park with a lake, beaches, camping, and year-round recreation in Columbia County.
"Kingston, a historic Hudson Valley city, offers arts and dining. Residents often head to Taconic State Park for hiking and family-friendly recreation."
A vast park with mountain views, waterfalls, and diverse outdoor activities along the New York-Massachusetts border.
"Kingston visitors enjoy the park’s lakeside amenities and proximity to the Helderberg Escarpment, perfect for weekend getaways."
A lakeside park with camping, swimming, and year-round recreation in the Helderbergs.
"Kingston residents seeking outdoor recreation and scenic drives find Mine Kill State Park an ideal destination for hiking and picnicking."
A scenic state park known for waterfalls, swimming, and outdoor recreation in the Schoharie Valley.
