Blue River Rail Trail
A former railway corridor for walking and cycling north of Marysville, with several trailheads and a connection toward Nebraska.
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A former railway corridor for walking and cycling north of Marysville, with several trailheads and a connection toward Nebraska.
View profile →A state natural area in Niles, south of Skaneateles, with waterfalls, an accessible viewing boardwalk and separate woodland trails.
View profile →Guided cave visits in Woodville, outside Guntersville, lasting about 90 minutes over a 1.5-mile round-trip route.
View profile →A separate area of the state park, seven miles from its main hub, with a waterfall, picnic facilities and marked access; parking has a per-vehicle fee.
View profile →Federal refuge of wetlands, woods and grasslands with wildlife drive, observation platforms and a short trail; sightings depend on season.
View profile →A state park beyond Cooperstown with Otsego Lake views, woodland trails and an accessible kayak launch; swimming follows a separate summer season.
View profile →A municipal park with wooded trails beside the Marmaton River, fishing lakes and spaces for outdoor recreation.
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An Ausable River gorge near Wilmington, with waterfall walkways, a stair-free route and a published late-autumn closure in 2026.
View profile →A network of protected Hudson Highlands landscapes and trails; the Breakneck Ridge access and station remain closed for construction.
View profile →A 6,000-acre state park with wooded trails, lake recreation and the bluff-top landscape of Taylor Mountain.
View profile →NPS preserve on Lookout Mountain with overlooks, waterfalls, trails and driving routes; check the status of each segment before setting out.
View profile →A Shawangunk state park with lakes, cliffs, waterfalls and an extensive trail network, reached from New Paltz via NY 299 and US 44/NY 55.
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A Shawangunk nature preserve with cliff-side carriage roads, woodland trails and several entrances; route choice determines both terrain and access.
View profile →A steep hiking route above Beacon, following the old incline railway corridor toward panoramic views; the fire tower requires an additional walk.
View profile →Frederic Church’s home and designed landscape south of Hudson, with river and Catskill views, carriage roads and separately ticketed house tours.
View profile →A state-managed mountain landscape above Woodstock, with a sustained climb to a historic fire tower and shorter alternatives at Meads Meadow.
View profile →A free Scenic Hudson park in Red Hook, with meadow and woodland paths, a pavilion and views toward the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains.
View profile →Public park by the Tennessee River with Wilson Dam overlooks, a riverwalk, picnic shelters and seasonal water features.
View profile →A restored industrial waterfront with paths, wetlands, river views and George Trakas’s sculpture, offering an alternative to Beacon’s steep hikes.
View profile →A waterfall gorge in Watkins Glen with a seasonal Gorge Trail; the park has announced the trail’s 2026 closure for October 25.
View profile →State-managed estuary visitor center south of Fairhope, with habitat exhibits and self-guided trails through wetlands, forest and bog.
View profile →An outdoor interpretation of Cold Spring’s ironworks, with trails through industrial remains, woodland and the Foundry Brook landscape.
View profile →A Smoky Hills state park on Wilson Reservoir, with shoreline recreation, walking and mountain-bike trails, and bookable cabins.
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Kaw Nation’s heritage park on its former Kansas reservation, with interpretive trails and the returned Sacred Red Rock.
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