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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.

This trail, also known as the Jones Beach Bike Path, stretches along the entire length of Jones Beach Island, offering waterfront views along the way. With a total length of around 20 miles, it provides a nice, continuous ride.

As you ride over Northern Boulevard, there is a lovely view to the north, across the reed beds and out to Inner Harbour.

Here on beautiful East Shore Road, you have the entrance to Yacht Haven Marina, but it also makes for a good viewing area too. You can look out over Huntington Harbour here and look at all the boats down below. There is also some greenspace here, with trees and benches, so you can sit in the shade to enjoy the view.

Bethpage State Park is home to 5 world-class golf courses, some of which have hosted the likes of the PGA Championship and the U.S. Open Championship.

Saint Patricks Cemetery is open every day from 8am-5pm and is located in Huntington, NY. Proud to continue the traditions of the Catholic faith and create a space of comfort and peace for those in need, the cemetery expresses belief in the Holy Spirit, the communion of saints, and the resurrection of life everlasting.

Gold Star Battalion Beach is a town-owned beach on Huntington Harbor. It does not have the best swimming beach but it is a great location for fishing and kayaking. There are also picnic tables, benches and restrooms available for visitors. The beach is dedicated to the 227 men of the Huntington Township who joined the Gold Star Battalion in World War II. A plaque resides on the beach as a memorial to these brave men.