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Nice view. I ride over that a lot going to orchard, Pelham, love the trail along the shore rd

Pelham Bridge spans the Hutchinson River at the edge of Pelham Bay Park, with beautiful views of tidal marshes and passing barges. Its historic bascule design lifts for marine traffic, making it one of the most frequently opened drawbridges in New York City. From the pathway, you might spot great egrets and blue herons wading near the marsh or catch an occasional osprey circling overhead, especially in spring and summer.

This is a nice area for walking. There are a few trail close by the boardwalk. I saw signs that say bicycles are not allowed on the broadwalk area but that is okay because the stones are incredibly bumpy. The boardwalk will give you access to Kazimiroff Nature trail and Twin Island trail which are great places to hike.

Pelham Bay Park is one of NYC’s best-kept secrets. It's massive, historic, and full of hidden gems. At nearly 2,800 acres, it’s more than three times bigger than Central Park and it's packed with everything from beaches and golf courses to quiet nature trails and colonial landmarks. It also many historic landmarks, from Anne Hutchinson’s ill-fated settlement to Revolutionary War battle sites. Pelham Bay Park is the kind of place that surprises you every time you visit.

This path is super beautiful and away from the cars. It is probably the best bike path in the Bronx. It will take you to the Empire State Trail and you can go all the way to Canada.

easy to run, separate from cars. puddles appear when raining (cars passing by can soak you)

Mostly great for running, but when it's raining be prepared to be soaked by cars

This is the sole public beach located in the Bronx. In 1930, it was famously dubbed "The Riviera of New York." It provides plenty of picturesque views of City Island and Pelham Bay.