록랜드 카운티 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Manhattan is an unlikely place for the start of a long distance trail, but W175th Station is, indeed, the start of the Long Path. The 358-mile-long trail runs from this point to the Adirondack Park.

Some rocks along the Long Path offer an open view of the Hudson River. You can take advantage of this quiet spot to pause and enjoy the moment.

Long set of stairs to take you up along the ridge. The stairs are part of the Long Path and are made of wood and dirt.

Point Lookout is a popular viewpoint in Palisades Interstate Park. There are great views of the Hudson River.

Spanning about 250 feet long and rising 20 feet tall, this low-flowing dam is constructed of concrete faced with stone. Only a thin veil of water typically trickles over the spillway of this impressively long barrier, which holds back the reservoir's contents.

Spanning about 250 feet long and rising 20 feet tall, this low-flowing dam is constructed of concrete faced with stone. Only a thin veil of water typically trickles over the spillway of this impressively long barrier, which holds back the reservoir's contents.

Spanning about 250 feet long and rising 20 feet tall, this low-flowing dam is constructed of concrete faced with stone. Only a thin veil of water typically trickles over the spillway of this impressively long barrier, which holds back the reservoir's contents.

Take in spectacular sights from Cactus Ledge, where the NYC skyline is visible on clear days. More immediately, gaze out over the serene Scarlett Oak Pond nestled below this beautiful overlook within Ramapo Valley County Reservation. Another, ideal vantage point on the Vista Loop trail to admire the scenery.