Discover 11 parks for snowshoeing within driving distance of New York City
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"As the largest city in the region, New York City residents often visit Tallman Mountain State Park for a quick escape to nature, enjoying hiking and river views just a short drive away."
A riverside park with trails, picnic areas, and panoramic Hudson River views.
"As the largest city in the region, New York City residents visit for a peaceful escape to nature, hiking, and birdwatching just a short drive from Manhattan."
A scenic preserve featuring woodlands, carriage roads, and wildlife in Westchester County.
"New York City residents visit for a quick escape to nature, enjoying hiking and harbor views just an hour from Manhattan."
A wooded state park with harbor views and hiking trails on Long Island’s North Shore.
"Visitors from New York City enjoy a peaceful escape from urban life, with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and nature study in a scenic preserve."
A serene 543-acre preserve in Smithtown, NY, with hiking, fishing, and a nature museum.
"As the largest city in the region, New York City residents often visit Storm King State Park for a quick escape to nature, hiking, and spectacular river views."
A rugged, scenic park with panoramic Hudson River views and challenging hiking trails.
"Visitors from New York City enjoy Goosepond Mountain State Park for its peaceful natural setting and easy access to hiking trails, making it a perfect day trip escape from the city."
A quiet, undeveloped park in Orange County ideal for hiking and nature observation.
"Visitors from New York City can enjoy a quick escape to nature, with easy train access and challenging hikes like Breakneck Ridge."
A scenic park with rugged trails and stunning Hudson River vistas.
"New York City residents visit for a quick escape to nature, enjoying hiking, camping, and outdoor recreation less than two hours from the city."
A large, forested state park in the Hudson Valley offering year-round recreation and scenic beauty.
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"Residents of New York City can escape the urban bustle for a day of hiking and nature at Wonder Lake State Park, just over an hour’s drive away."
A peaceful state park with woodlands, a lake, and miles of hiking trails.
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"New York City residents often seek out Highland Lakes State Park for a tranquil escape from urban life, enjoying its hiking and natural beauty."
A large, undeveloped park in Orange County, NY, ideal for hiking, fishing, and nature exploration.
"NYC visitors make day or weekend trips to experience the park's scenic trails, historic ruins, and sweeping river views."
A scenic Hudson Valley park with wooded trails, river views, and historic ruins.
