Jericho 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Many trails cross each other and the junctions aren't well marked. I recommend using a turn-by-turn GPS, especially if you're trying to get to the estate ruins.

Muttontown Preserve is a wonderful local park for nature lovers. Its 550 acres encompass woodlands, fields, and ponds, providing diverse habitats. Trails offer scenic walks amidst historic estates and gardens.

Eisenhower Park is one of the largest green spots in the metropolitan New York area. It has many ball fields, a lake,an amphitheater, a golf course and a large variety of walking and running paths.

This is a great mountain bike trail system less than one hour from NYC. Take the LIRR train until Syosset train station that is really close to the park. Stillwell provides a mix of easy, intermediate and challenging singletracks. Check it out, it's worth it!

This is the walled garden that is part of the Knollwood Estate (highlight for the estate is here: https://www.komoot.com/highlight/3154129). There is a picture of what the estate and garden looked like in the early 20th century: http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8375/8526760216_d9d2dae31f_o.jpg The garden is in the upper right corner of the picture.

The estate was initially built between 1906-1920 for Wall Street mogul Charles Hudson, but was famously sold in 1951 to King Zog of Albania, who was living in exile. Zog never occupied the mansion (he sold it just 4 years later), but local rumor had it that he'd hidden some treasures on the grounds of the estate. As the estate fell into disrepair, looters and vandals looking for treasure added to its destruction. Eventually the village of Muttontown had the mansion torn down for safety reasons. Eerie ruins of a double staircase and garden kiosks remain. This link is a picture of what the estate looked like when Zog intended to make it his home: http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8375/8526760216_d9d2dae31f_o.jpg

This place has a lot of history. Fun to explore.