Copiagueのおすすめライド

その後、Captreeまで全線延伸されました。Cedar Creek Parkから片道約20マイルのライドです。完璧な路面です。

A nice way to incredible beaches

Jones Beach at Jones Beach State Park is home to 6.5 miles of beautiful white-sand beach on the Atlantic Ocean on the south shore of Long Island. Although many of the 8 million visitors per year enjoy swimming, beach-walking, and sunbathing, there is so much more to do here. Wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy bird watching, spotting species such as Oystercatchers, Terns, and Northern Harrier Hawks along the shore. The park's boardwalk and bike paths provide a scenic route for cyclists, with connections extending to nearby parks. Water sports, including surfing, stand-up paddle-boarding, wind surfing, and kayaking, are popular activities along the beachfront. Fishing and crabbing are also available, particularly at Field 10, where there is a bait and tackle shop on site. For those with mobility impairments, Beach Wheel Chairs are available at Zach's Bay for easy access across the sand and into the water. Special events such as the Bethpage Air Show, July 4th Fireworks Spectacular, and concerts at the Northwell Health Theatre offer fun experiences for visitors all year.

the egg plant parm is great !

Blydenburgh County Park is a 627-acre wooded park. There are several miles of trails, some of which allow bikes, for you to explore the beautiful park. The Nissequogue River runs through the center of the park and is a popular spot to fish.

Bethpage Bikeway is a 13.4-mile paved bike path that runs through the suburbs as well as three parks; Trail View State Park, Bethpage State Park, and Massapequa Preserve.

Belmont Lake State Park and the path running through it makes a perfect spot to cycle through off of the road and enjoy the green scenery. With the Carlis River running through it, there is plenty to see along the way.

Southards Pond is the main attraction with Southards Pond Park. The main trail basically walks up to the shore of the water on the west side of the reservoir and offers an immersion into nature without having to leave the city. This spot, on the south side of the pond, crosses the Carlls River on a bridge and looks out over the water.