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Totally fine on a road bike. Traveling westbound, the first stretch of the path is straight and fast, and the back half wi as it's way through sparse woods. Very nice respite from car traffic.

Can get there by foot or by bicycle or by car. This is one of the launch sites for the Nike missiles that were installed in the Cold War days for the last chance defense mechanism against an airborne attack.

Thompson County Park encompasses over 650 acres and plays host to the Brookdale Farm Historic District, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Huber Woods County Park is a peaceful family-friendly park, with wooded paths that cross the rolling hills of the highland, offering a peaceful natural retreat in the middle of the city. The park has picnic areas and the trails are also good for bicycles. Dogs are allowed in the park area, but they must be on a leash. There is a nature center and a visitor center on-site with more information about the park.

Beach D is part of the sequence of beaches in Gateway Area, sitting along the path that runs along the coast. The nice sandy beach offers some facilities, like a grocery store and public toilets. The Park is the gateway from the ocean into New York Harbor, offering green spaces, historic structures, and cultural landscapes alongside the beaches.

Nike Missile Launch Site NY-56 is also known as the Sandy Hook Nike Launch Site or Fort Hancock. During the Cold War, this was one of the most highly classified launch sites in the country. Now a public park, in the last 50 or so years the park would have looked very different; heavily armed patrols were given permission to release attack dogs and shoot trespassers.

Huber Woods County Park is a peaceful family-friendly park, with wooded paths that cross the rolling hills of the highland, offering a peaceful natural retreat in the middle of the city. The park has picnic areas and the trails are also good for bicycles. Dogs are allowed in the park area, but they must be on a leash. There is a nature center and a visitor center on-site with more information about the park.

The Henry Hudson Trail is a nearly 6-mile paved path near Marlboro, New Jersey that passes by parks, schools, and neighborhoods. The paved trail is well-kept and a great place for flat out-and-backs.