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Originally a small pond, Lake Welch was increased to its current size when a dam was built in 1942. It boasts the largest beach in Harriman State Park as well as multiple picnic and bbq areas.

Little Long Pond is beautiful any time of year, but if you happen to be riding along Kanawauke Road during the fall color season you'll be in for a real treat!

Covering 43 acres with an average depth of 15 feet, Lake Askoti is a popular spot for fishing. The lake is stocked with hundreds of Brown Trout which means anglers have a good chance of making a catch at one of the many access points along Seve Lakes Drive.

Lake Tiorati (Algonquin for sky-like) is one of the seven main lakes in Harriman State Park. Swimming, boating, camping, hiking, and ice-fishing are all popular activities on the lake.

This little tongue of land on the Hudson River used to be known as Haverstraw, and was the site of a famous steamboat explosion in 1831. Nowadays, you're guaranteed some pretty seaside scenery as you pedal by.

The road makes a loop around the summit of Bear Mountain with the Perkins Memorial Tower at its center. From the top you get sweeping views south across the Hudson, Harriman State Park, and the route taken by the Appalachian Trail.

At Painters Point, perched 102 feet high on the Mario M. Cuomo Zee Bridge, find inspiration in the majestic Hudson River scenery. A unique bronze and wood structure frames views of the river and Hook Mountain, inviting reflection and appreciation. Join the long legacy of artists moved by the Hudson's beauty as you stand on this elevated viewpoint.

Perched 125 feet high on the bridge path, the Tides of Tarrytown overlook offers a unique perspective on the village's rich history and evolving shoreline. The timber-clad bench doubles as a panoramic viewing platform, allowing you to absorb the northern vista of Tarrytown and the southern skyline of New York City.