Counties: Albany to Delaware / Dutchess to Livingston / Madison to Otsego / Putnam to Suffolk / Sullivan to Yates
Browse Topographic Maps: Full State / Historical USGS Topographic Maps
Counties: Albany to Delaware / Dutchess to Livingston / Madison to Otsego / Putnam to Suffolk / Sullivan to Yates
Browse Topographic Maps: Full State / Historical USGS Topographic Maps
Below is a listing of DEC parking areas in the Catskill Park with coordinates and addresses, nearby trails and the roads they are located on.
Trail | Road | Name | Notes | Street | City | St | ZIP | Latitude | Longitude |
Ashokan High Point | Watson Hollow Road | Kanape Valley Parking Lot | 826 Watson Hollow Rd | West Shokan | NY | 12494 | 41.9357923141228 | -74.3281141901214 | |
Beaverkill Road | Beaverkill Road | Beaverkill Road Parking Lot | 2795 Beaverkill Rd | Livingston Manor | NY | 12758 | 42.0117166110155 | -74.6223767934834 | |
Beaverkill Road | Turnwood Road | Beaverkill Road Parking Lot | 2952 Beaverkill Rd | Livingston Manor | NY | 12758 | 42.0233290355646 | -74.5995306115641 | |
Becker Hollow Trail | Lane Road | Becker Hollow Parking Lot | 6 Vehicle Capacity | 3940 Route 214 | Elka Park | NY | 12427 | 42.1816084527769 | -74.1969812784753 |
Bengle Hill Trail | Peekamoose Road | Eastern Upper Field Parking Lot | 359 Peekamoose Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.9166423616552 | -74.4377863112221 | |
Bengle Hill Trail | Peekamoose Road | Lower Field Parking Lot | 194 Peekamoose Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.9101942400042 | -74.452852499381 | |
Bengle Hill Trail | Peekamoose Road | Middle Field Parking Lot | 304 Peekamoose Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.9158997405029 | -74.443422031256 | |
Bengle Hill Trail | Peekamoose Road | North Middle Field Parking Lot | 304 Peekamoose Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.9164180048779 | -74.4416441135141 | |
Bengle Hill Trail | Peekamoose Road | Trailer Feild Parking Lot | 359 Peekamoose Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.9162603251141 | -74.4346555497984 | |
Bengle Hill Trail | Peekamoose Road | Western Upper Field | 359 Peekamoose Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.9169982073948 | -74.4396463051141 | |
Big Pond – Alder Lake | Barkaboom Road | Barkaboom Road Parking Lot | Located On Barkaboom Road, 6 Cars | 288 Barkaboom Rd | Andes | NY | 13731 | 42.0426860004001 | -74.7267519998891 |
Big Pond – Alder Lake | Cross Mountain Road | Alder Lake Parking Lot | 2 Cross Mountain Rd | Livingston Manor | NY | 12758 | 42.0497953211373 | -74.6827571604492 | |
Black Dome Trail | Big Hollow Road | Big Hollow Road Parking Lot | 7 Vehicle Capacity | 947 Route 56 | Maplecrest | NY | 12454 | 42.2889033425096 | -74.1151262941519 |
Campbell Mountain Trail | Cat Hollow Road | Route 206 Parking Lot | 5 Vehicle Capacity | 1611 County Road 7 | Roscoe | NY | 12776 | 42.051659649187 | -74.9147231839428 |
Cic – Esopus Trail | State Route 28 | Parking Area For Esopus Creek Fishing Access | Parking Area For Esopus Creek Fishing Access – Cic | 5067 Route 28 | Mount Tremper | NY | 12457 | 42.0254799892217 | -74.2717292519349 |
Cic Hill Trail | Wittenberg Road | Wittenberg Road Parking Lot | 1298 Wittenberg Rd | Mount Tremper | NY | 12457 | 42.0279684988885 | -74.2620571929729 | |
Colgate Lake Trail To Dutcher Notch | Colgate Road | Colgate Lake Lower Parking Lot | 50 Vehicle Capacity | 525 Colgate Rd | East Jewett | NY | 12424 | 42.2384696568264 | -74.1233979344461 |
Colgate Lake Trail To Dutcher Notch | Colgate Road | Colgate Lake Parking Lot | 2 Vehicle Capacity | 524 Colgate Rd | East Jewett | NY | 12424 | 42.2385040003097 | -74.1206960003026 |
Colgate Lake Trail To Dutcher Notch | Colgate Road | Colgate Lake Trail Parking Lot | 8 Vehicle Capacity | 653 Colgate Rd | East Jewett | NY | 12424 | 42.2384599994304 | -74.1163269993959 |
Condon Hollow Rd. | Condon Hollow Road | Condon Hollow Road Parking Lot | 3 Vehicle Capacity | 139 Condon Hollow Rd | West Kill | NY | 12492 | 42.2161010059593 | -74.4163349850283 |
Condon Hollow Rd. | Elk Creek Road | Elk Creek Road Parking Lot | 5 Vehicle Capacity | 734 Elk Creek Rd | Fleischmanns | NY | 12430 | 42.1996047835286 | -74.4451315908425 |
Condon Hollow Rd. | South Beech Ridge Road | Beech Road Parking Lot | 4 Vehicle Capacity | 291 S Beech Ridge Rd | West Kill | NY | 12492 | 42.2139020709257 | -74.4012095700882 |
Condon Hollow Rd. | State Highway 42 | Rte 42 Parking Lot | 3 Vehicle Capacity | 1088 Route 42 | Shandaken | NY | 12480 | 42.1851525975488 | -74.4149115068685 |
Denman Mountain Snowmobile Trail | Glade Hill Road | Denman Parking Lot | 327 Glade Hill Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.8853341886314 | -74.5320280123605 | |
Denman Mountain Snowmobile Trail | Moore Hill Road | Hogs Roack Plot Parking Lot | 578 Alpha Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.9003387815796 | -74.5274487605523 | |
Devil’s Path | Broadstreet Hollow Road | Broadstreer Hollow Parking Lot | 2 Vehicle Capacity | 619 Broadstreet Hollow Rd | Shandaken | NY | 12480 | 42.1394450770105 | -74.3308357356817 |
Devil’s Path | Spruceton Road | Spruceton Road Parking Lot | 5 Vehicle Capacity | 1518 Spruceton Rd | West Kill | NY | 12492 | 42.1920191641918 | -74.3238474073796 |
Devil’s Path | Prediger Road | Prediger Road | 75 Prediger Rd | Elka Park | NY | 12427 | 42.1338909995054 | -74.1042720006852 | |
Diamond Notch Trail | Diamond Notch Road | South Diamond Notch Parking Lot | 2 Vehicle Capacity | 508 Diamond Notch Rd | West Kill | NY | 12492 | 42.147861770123 | -74.2646596008456 |
Diamond Notch Trail | Spruceton Road | Diamond Notch Parking Lot | 8 Vehicle Capacity | 2778 Spruceton Rd | West Kill | NY | 12492 | 42.1823740001994 | -74.2695430002389 |
Dry Brook Ridge Trail | Mill Brook Road | Dry Brook Ridge Parking Lot | 12 Balsam Mountain Camp Rd | Margaretville | NY | 12455 | 42.0715022570921 | -74.5738756337513 | |
Dry Brook Ridge Trail | South Side Spur | North End Of Dry Brook Ridge Parking Lot | 301 Southside Spur | Margaretville | NY | 12455 | 42.1446292458628 | -74.649333317932 | |
Elm Ridge Trail | Peck Road | Peck Road Parking Lot | 10 Vehicle Capacity | 189 Peck Rd | Maplecrest | NY | 12454 | 42.2965789997488 | -74.1693680002929 |
Fluggertown Road Long Pond Trail | Fluggertown Road | Flugertown Road Parking Lot | 191 Flugertown Rd | Livingston Manor | NY | 12758 | 41.9347657909639 | -74.649696950272 | |
Flynn Trail | Mongaup Road | Mongaup Road Parking Lot | 1 Beech Mountain Rd | Livingston Manor | NY | 12758 | 41.9467974587868 | -74.7052771774711 | |
Giant Ledge-Panther Mountian-Fox Hollow Trail | Fox Hollow Road | Fox Hollow Road Parking Lot | 67 Mountain Dr | Shandaken | NY | 12480 | 42.1008382907335 | -74.3904559601097 | |
Giant Ledge-Panther Mountian-Fox Hollow Trail | Peck Hollow Road | Peck Hollow Road Parking Lot | 254 Peck Hollow Rd | Shandaken | NY | 12480 | 42.1357649784827 | -74.3712920364471 | |
Giant Ledge-Panther Mountian-Fox Hollow Trail | Peck Hollow Road | Esopus Creek Fishing Access (Upper) | Gravel | 7019 Route 28 | Pheonicia | NY | 12464 | 42.1065553340012 | -74.3519924442835 |
Giggle Hollow Trail | NY 23 – Belleayr | Belleayre Day Use Parking Lot | 33 Friendship Manor Rd | Pine Hill | NY | 12465 | 42.1256810090987 | -74.4731178408634 | |
Harding Road Spur Trail | Whites Road | Whites Road Parking Lot | 4 Vehicle Capacity | 274 White Rd | Palenville | NY | 12463 | 42.1823951680298 | -74.0261906353256 |
Harding Road Trail | Harding Road | Harding Road Parking Lot | 5 Vehicle Capacity | 3525 Route 23A | Palenville | NY | 12463 | 42.1762358120255 | -74.0304949714876 |
Huckleberry North Trail | Hill Road | Hill Road Parking Lot | 4 Vehicle Capacity | 1209 Hill Rd | Margaretville | NY | 12455 | 42.1166129796449 | -74.6486105632054 |
Huckleberry North Trail | Huckleberry Brook Spur Road | Huckleberry Brook Road Parking Lot | 6 Vehicle Capacity | 1613 Huckleberry Brook Rd | Margaretville | NY | 12455 | 42.1130238724914 | -74.6515523618233 |
Huckleberry South Trail | Huckleberry Brook Spur Road | Huckleberry Road Parking Lot | 5 Vehicle Capacity | 1073 Huckleberry Brook Rd | Margaretville | NY | 12455 | 42.1152546105706 | -74.6636037740616 |
Huckleberry South Trail | Hull Road | Ploutz Road | 4 Vehicle Capacity | 1634 Ploutz Rd | Margaretville | NY | 12455 | 42.0938719675255 | -74.6204457323272 |
Huggins Lake Trail | Berry Brook Road | Huggins Lake Road Parking Lot | 4 Vehicle Capacity | 2414 Holiday And Berry Brook Rd | Roscoe | NY | 12776 | 42.0157959909969 | -74.8436914198853 |
Jockey Hill Bicycle Trail | Wood Road | Wood Road Parking Lot | 334 Woods Rd | Kingston | NY | 12401 | 41.9777439980953 | -74.0501113306995 | |
Kaaterskill Falls Trail | State Highway 23a | Molly Smith Parking Lot | Dot Facility, 20 Vehicles | 4729 Route 23A | Elka Park | NY | 12427 | 42.1898508772368 | -74.074111945438 |
Kaaterskill Rail Trail | Laurel House Rd | Laurel House Rd | 103 Laurel House Rd | Tannersville | NY | 12485 | 42.1956250050266 | -74.063093393786 | |
Kelly Hollow Long Loop Trail | Mill Brook Road | East Kelly Hollow Parking Lot | 5163 Mill Brook Rd | Margaretville | NY | 12455 | 42.078800277463 | -74.6497556922038 | |
Kelly Hollow Long Loop Trail | Mill Brook Road | West Kelly Hollow Parking Lot | 5163 Mill Brook Rd | Margaretville | NY | 12455 | 42.0795848697519 | -74.6545040693769 | |
Long Path | Steenburg Road | Steenburgh Road | 2425 Platte Clove Rd | Elka Park | NY | 12427 | 42.1337889994516 | -74.0819709994867 | |
Long Path | Route 23 | Route 23 Parking Lot | 20 Vehicle Capacity | 3 Cross Rd | Windham | NY | 12496 | 42.312706999584 | -74.1904309994766 |
Long Pond South Loop | Willowemock Road | Wild Meadow Road Parking Lot | 136 Round Pond Rd | Claryville | NY | 12725 | 41.9435338737706 | -74.5864488816452 | |
Lost Clove Trail | Lost Clove Road | Lost Clove Parking Lot | 343 Lost Clove Rd | Big Indian | NY | 12410 | 42.1054379266455 | -74.4700849794812 | |
Mary Smith Trail | Holliday Brook Road | Holiday And Berry Brook Road Parking Lot | 5 Vehicle Capacity | 3851 Holiday And Berry Brook Rd | Roscoe | NY | 12776 | 42.0386999995498 | -74.8473909994493 |
Mckinley Hollow Trail | Mc Kinley Hollow Road | Mckinly Hollow Parking Lot | 200 McKinley Hollow Rd | Big Indian | NY | 12410 | 42.0704132895809 | -74.4740296153462 | |
Mckinley Hollow Trail | Rider Hollow Road | Rider Hollow Parking Lot | 12 Warren Todd Subdivision Dr | Arkville | NY | 12406 | 42.1018368545182 | -74.5170339246663 | |
Mckinley Hollow Trail | Burnham Hollow Road | Burnham Hollow Parking Lot | 17 Sagmore Trl | Big Indian | NY | 12410 | 42.05564157218 | -74.4669789486585 | |
Middle Mountain Trail | Mary Smith Hill Road | Mary Smith Hill Road Parking Lot | 3 Vehicle Capacity | 865 Mary Smith Hill Rd | Andes | NY | 13731 | 42.0401290003224 | -74.8089319993063 |
Mink Hollow Trail | Mink Hollow Road | Lake Hill | 599 Mink Hollow Rd | Bearsville | NY | 12448 | 42.1051314008054 | -74.1735651990356 | |
Mount Pleasant-Romer Mountain | State Highway 28 | Sawmill Lot | 50×50 Parking Area – Trailless | 6331 Route 28 | Phoenicia | NY | 12464 | 42.1008585056075 | -74.3445327399439 |
Mud Pond Trail | County Road 179a | Old Rte 17 Fishing Access | 6 Vehicle Capacity | 6175 State Route 17 W | Roscoe | NY | 12776 | 41.9497668355721 | -74.9281906252666 |
Mud Pond Trail | Horton Brook Road | Little Fuller Brook Parking Lot | 6 Vehicle Capacity | 845 Horton Brook Rd | Roscoe | NY | 12776 | 42.0159481159029 | -74.9790550095988 |
Onteora Lake Parking Access | State Highway 28 | Onteora Lake Trailhead Upper Lot | 881 Route 28 | Kingston | NY | 12401 | 41.9807660434687 | -74.0853059041223 | |
Onteora Lake Yellow Tral | NY 23 | Onteora Lake Parking | 960 Route 28 | Kingston | NY | 12401 | 41.9840941553893 | -74.0827910535657 | |
Overlook Spur Trail Extension | Macdaniiel Road | Meads Meadow Parking Area | 452 MacDaniel Rd | Bearsville | NY | 12409 | 42.0756312690235 | -74.1276188121255 | |
Overlook Trail | Meads Mountain Road | Overlook Mountain Trailhead | 334 Meads Mountain Rd | Woodstock | NY | 12498 | 42.0710794980857 | -74.1224765106456 | |
Peekamoose-Table Trail | Peekamoose Road | Peekamoose Road Parking Lot | 415 Peekamoose Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.9233895882109 | -74.4128616227944 | |
Peekamoose-Table Trail | Peekamoose Road | Peekamose Mountian Trail Head Parking Lot | 415 Peekamoose Rd | Grahamsville | NY | 12740 | 41.9149365156904 | -74.4289858455429 | |
Pelnor Hollow Trail | Beaver Kill Road | Waneta Lake Parking Lot | 732 Beaverkill Rd | Livingston Manor | NY | 12758 | 41.9676202925977 | -74.8292314401778 | |
Phoenicia East Branch Trail | Denning Road | Denning Road Parking Lot | 3381 Denning Rd | Claryville | NY | 12725 | 41.9690314347788 | -74.4486958819482 | |
Phoenicia East Branch Trail | Oliverea-Slide Mountain Road | Oliverea Road North Parking Lot | 1453 Oliverea Rd | Big Indian | NY | 12410 | 42.0265659167754 | -74.4038665935078 | |
Phoenicia East Branch Trail | Oliverea-Slide Mountain Road | Oliverea Road South Parking Lot | 19 Shandaken Rod Gun Clb | Big Indian | NY | 12410 | 42.0078280894865 | -74.4268762683237 | |
Phoenicia Trail | Plank Road | Tremper Mountain Parking Area | Gravel Lot | 5636 Route 28 | Phoenicia | NY | 12464 | 42.0705625579484 | -74.3024012416267 |
Pine Hill West Branch Trail | West Branch Road | Biscuit Brook Parking Lot | 1886 Frost Valley Rd | Claryville | NY | 12725 | 41.990833872737 | -74.4845571593918 | |
Powerline | Beech Ridge Road 1 | Vinegar Hill Parking Area | 1060 N Beech Ridge Rd | Prattsville | NY | 12468 | 42.2449000123037 | -74.4075985539776 | |
Red Hill Fire Tower Trail | Red Hill Road | Red Hill Fire Tower Parking Lot | 129 Coons Rd | Claryville | NY | 12725 | 41.9302938486155 | -74.5073498606472 | |
Roaring Kill Trail | Dale Lane | Roaring Kill | 6 Vehicle Capacity | 155 Roaring Kill Rd | Elka Park | NY | 12427 | 42.1511360000949 | -74.1310779997324 |
Rochester Hollow | Shaft Road | Shaft 6 Parking | 20 Vehicle Capacity | 73 Shaft Rd | Shandaken | NY | 12480 | 42.166173156258 | -74.4083342114093 |
Rochester Hollow | Spisak Way | Rochester Hollow Parking Lot | 51 Matyas Rd | Big Indian | NY | 12410 | 42.1179698674129 | -74.4517651458059 | |
Seager Big Indian Trail | Dry Brook Road | Seager Parking Lot | 5672 Dry Brook Rd | Arkville | NY | 12406 | 42.0578836653667 | -74.5396998623234 | |
Spencer Road | Trails End Road | Trails End Parking Lot | 197 Trails End Rd | Kerhonkson | NY | 12446 | 41.8835868385135 | -74.3594081701432 | |
Spruceton Trail | Spruceton Road | Spruceton Trail Parking Lot | 20 Vehicle Capacity | 2628 Spruceton Rd | West Kill | NY | 12492 | 42.1846329998217 | -74.2719879999707 |
Touch-Me-Not-Trail | Barkaboom Road | Big Pond Parking Lot | Located Off Barkaboom Road, 6 Cars | 366 Barkaboom Rd | Andes | NY | 13731 | 42.0433679998314 | -74.7277000006876 |
Touch-Me-Not-Trail | Beech Hill Road | Beech Hill Road Parking Lot | 3 Vehicle Capacity | 2054 Beech Hill Rd | Andes | NY | 13731 | 42.0506230001697 | -74.7789470006467 |
Touch-Me-Not-Trail | Deerlick Brook Road | Deerlick Road Parking Lot | 3 Vehicle Capacity | 1553 Deerlick Brook Rd | Andes | NY | 13731 | 42.0814567992576 | -74.7365160981546 |
Touch-Me-Not-Trail | Barkaboom Road | Forest Preserve Access Parking | East Of Barkaboom Road 3 Cars | 1954 Barkaboom Rd | Andes | NY | 13731 | 42.0655363440977 | -74.7284401046935 |
Trout Pond Access Route | Russell Brook Road | Russell Brook Road Parking Lot | 10 Vehicle Capacity | 4348 Russell Brook Rd | Roscoe | NY | 12776 | 41.9943949997582 | -74.941432999876 |
Trout Pond Trail | Campbell Brook Road | Campbell Brook Road Parking Lot | 4747 Campbell Brook Rd | Downsville | NY | 13755 | 42.0306374772623 | -74.9384473452279 | |
Trout Pond Trail | Campbell Mountain Road | Campbell Mountain Road Parking Lot | 5 Vehicle Capacity | 3693 Campbell Mountain Rd | Downsville | NY | 13755 | 42.0433291750688 | -74.9358959381363 |
Vernooy Kill Falls Snowmobile Trail | Dymond Road | Dymond Road Parking Lot | 498 Yeagerville Rd | Napanoch | NY | 12458 | 41.8792625226568 | -74.4012606035291 | |
Vernooy Kill Falls Snowmobile Trail | Upper Cherrytown Road | Upper Cherry Town Road Trail Head Parking Lot | 559 Upper Cherrytown Rd | Kerhonkson | NY | 12446 | 41.8643822024537 | -74.3454535201223 | |
Willow Trail | Abbey Road | Mount Toblas Parking Lot | 439 Abbey Rd | Mount Tremper | NY | 12457 | 42.0537752508176 | -74.2306894602594 | |
Willow Trail | Jessup Road | Willow Trailhead Parking | 6 Vehicle Capacity | 218 Jessop Rd | Willow | NY | 12495 | 42.078213053797 | -74.2442314353898 |
Interactive maps with backcountry and roadside camping: New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia & Vermont.
List of NYS DEC Lean-Tos with map coordinates. List of NYS DEC Firetowers with map coordinates and more information.
Google Spreadsheet with Roadside, Primitive and Pay Campsites
Explore the Finger Lakes Trail, Long Path, Northville-Placid Trail and Long Trail/Appalachian in Vermont.
Catskill Park Mountain Peaks, Hudson Valley & Long Island Peaks, Peaks Over 3000 ft Elevation, Highest Peaks in Adirondacks, Interactive Map of All Named Summits in NYS, Blaze Colors in Catskill Park, Trailhead Parking Coordinates and Addresses in the Catskills.
Browse USGS Topo Quads as PDF 🆕 by State Lands or County. You can Bulk Download New & Old USGS Topograpic Maps.
Links to various NY State Land Websites 🆕. Get latest GIS Data from state Web Services.
Moose River Plains – Campsite Listing, Maps and photos of state’s largest free camping area.
Piseco-Powley Road – Campsite Listing, Maps and photos of 15 mile dirt road with camping.
Catskill Park Primitive Campsites – An overview of free camping locations in Catskill Park.
Burnt-Rossman Forest, Cattaraugus County, East Branch Sacandaga River, Finger Lakes National Forest, Madison County, Pennsylvania, Vermont and West Virigina.
Campsite Coordinates for Bog River Flow / Lows Lake, Hudson River SMA (Buttermilk Falls), Lake Lila, Oswegathie River, Nine-Corner Lake, Pharaoh Lake Wilderness, Saranac River Campsites, Stillwater Lake, Schoharie County, and Sugar Hill State Forest.
Overview of Camping Areas in the Catskills, Green Mountains, Southern Adirondacks, Central Adirondacks, Northern Adirondacks, Allegheny National Forest and Penna. DCNR Motorized Campsites and the Monongahela National Forest West Virginia.
Free Campsite Overview Maps: Adirondack – North Country, Catskills, Central NY, Finger Lakes, Western NY. Interactive Map.
Places I camped in 2023, 2022, 2021 and 2020.
Finally bought a mountain bike, after chewing over a mountain vs commuter bike. Really enjoying riding my bike to work and when it rains there is always a bike rack to safely take it back home. One way to get to adventures at Thacher Park is the Nature Bus.
Empire Trail – KMZ and Interactive Map. Parking along it.
More Trailways with KMZ files including the Albany County Rail Trail, Black Diamond Trail, Catharine Valley Trail, Catskill Scenic Trail, Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville Rail Trail, Genesee Valley Trail, Link Trail.
Wildlife Management Units (Deer) – KMZ Map shows the WMU boundaries.
Summer 2019 Aerial Photographs of WMUs
KMZ Maps of Deer Harvest Density by Town: 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016. By WMU 2017, 2016, 2015.
KMZ Maps of Buck Harvest Density by Town: 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016. By WMU 2017, 2016
2016 -2019 Deer and Buck Harvest by Town – KMZ Spreadsheet with FIPS codes for making your own calculations.
Parking and Access to Trout Streams – An interactive, downloadable KMZ Map.
Lakes with DEC Contour Maps – A KMZ Map links to Contour Maps for Fishing.
State Truck Trails Over A Half Mile – Dirt roads to explore in the backcountry.
NYS Statewide Snowmobile Trail System – State trails on public and private lands.
Interactive Maps of NY Census – Explore and download KML files.
Charts and Interactive Diagrams – From population to pollution control.
Andy Arthur GitHub – Git my R and Python scripts used to make maps and diagrams.
Use ArcPullR to Get Geospatial Data – Super easy way to connect to get GIS data in R from government servers.
GDAL Opens E00 Files – Most open source programs nowadays can open common geospatial formats.
NY Building Footprints – Where to find on the internet for making maps.
WMS and ArcMap Services – Downloadable CSV file listing services used on the blog.
2022 US Census Population Estimates – Red states, south continue to gain population.
2020 Cartogram of State Population
Properties in Albany Pine Bush Study Area, Excel Files: Various Tax Rolls, Find coordinates and political districts, Look Up State Tax Records and a Script for Processing RPTL 1520 PDFs. Match NY SWIS Codes to FIPS Codes and GEOID
Big Red – Photos and Videos of my lifted truck with its camper shell. Big Red’s Dual Battery Setup for Camp Power, Video Tour and Diagram. Big Red is getting old. What is next? I’ve thought about going carless for a while to save money and reduce pollution. Or maybe going bigger? Or smaller? Five dollar gas sucks.
I am seriously thinking about building an off-grid house. I have a first draft. I need to learn CAD! I have a road map towards buying land and building. I concede might have to live with long commute and give up traveling and camping. I need to be strong.
Why off grid? Well, I’m not into contemporary society. I want to own land, but not be called a landowner, and a cabin, not hooked to electrical grid, farm, raise pigs for food and burn my own trash. I’m saving for a better tomorrow, hoping to make the leap to another freer state. Having acreage is important. Cornfields aren’t bad neighbors. Maybe though my vision has grown smaller and more local. More on off-grid living.
I am 16 years into my career and have made some significant progress in my life. I love my job. But I do wonder on all the things I’m missing out but saving sure makes me high. Maybe it will be different when I own my own land — the end of goal of all this saving.
2020 into 2021 during the pandemic was a year of remote work. It was a struggle not having internet at home, worked a lot out of my truck. But I worked remotely from Horseshoe Lake which was super cool.
Generally I like the idea of owning land in a red state, particularly Idaho, Iowa, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Wisconsin — and Midwest more generally. But I may settle for New York – it’s all about the f-ing money!
I use open source software and public sources of data for the blog. Quantum GIS (QGIS), GDAL/ogr2ogr, PyQGIS, GeoPANDAS, R Studio and Leaflet for map making, Arduino and ESP32 microprocessors, Ubuntu Linux and XFCE Window Manager. I’ve recently gotten interested in machine learning.
I avoid using commercial software like Microsoft Windows and do not have home internet or television. If you don’t use commercial software and use your brain, fears of computer viruses are overblown. I deleted most of my social media accounts.
Creating Digital Surface Models using LiDAR Point Clouds.
The R programming language and RStudio are powerful tools for statistical analysis, making maps and charts. Many of the blog posts and analysis I do are in R, ggplot not only makes great charts but also maps using tidycensus. Generally, R is better then Python for geospatial work.
Use IDW Interpolation to fill in missing Census data, Zonal Histograms for land cover, load WMS Aerial Photography in R, find mountain peaks, save Census shapefiles using tigris quickly, pull NY Election Night Results using Selenium. Fast reverse Geocoding in PostGIS. Working with PDFs in R. Fix a common error starting rselenium/wdman. Make data-filled calendars. R is wonderful and weird, learn it!
Querying state property database, political enrollments, PL 94-171 Census files, calculating population statistics, what address is a district in, converting old districts to new districts, Shapefiles missing Projection information in QGIS.
Learn to code for free modern HTML, Javascript, Python and SQL at freeCodeCamp and web development at the Odin Project.
Crunched Election Results with Turnout for Albany County: November 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019 and Primaries June 2019, Pres/June 2020, June 2021, June 2022, Aug 2022, June 2023.
Albany County Races converted to the new 2023 EDs using Super EDs and Code: 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019 and Primaries June 2019, Pres/June 2020, June 2021, June 2022, Aug 2022.
Above Election Results as zipped Excel files.
Albany County Legislature Districts 2024 Maps –
Maps Comparing 2017 and 2023 Albany County Election Districts and a Crosswalk Table Showing the Proposition of Voting Age Population in New and Old EDs
Maps of 2022 NYC Assembly Races, NYS Assembly Races, NY Senate Races, Governor’s Race in Erie County and Statewide. Partisan shift in governor race between 2010 and 2018.
A comparison of Democratic Performance 2022 Assembly Districts to those proposed in 2023 by the IRC. Here is latest 4/20/23 IRC Maps, showing ADP and how they change from existing Assembly districts. Most towns upstate, outside of cities, are quite red. Using LATFOR data with R to calculate Average Democratic Performance.
You can scrape employee salary data from SeeThroughNY using R. Other useful investigative resources.
I often think politics is for losers. I’m into the politics of statistical analysis and reading history books.
I believe strongly in the first amendment, second amendment, oppose gun restrictions and I support de-funding the police in favor of lower-cost technology and civilian employees. Maybe use red flag laws for voting to stop dangerous voters? And the media should stop promoting mass-shootings, even if it’s super profitable for all involved. They should tax the media when it promotes violence. I think some people are much too paranoid in politics. How elections are rigged under law to benefit incumbents. But vote, it’s the best option and inexpensive.
Yeah for the third parties! I voted for Larry Sharpe for Governor and Jo Jergenson for President but my views are complicated and often vote for Democrats, after voting Jill Stein Green Party in 2016.
Generally, I think Biden has been a good change over DJT and glad the Trump era is over and are glad prosecutors and grand jurors are holding him responsible by indicting him for many serious felonies. I don’t think Trump can win in 2024, as nothing has changed politically from 2020.
I think rural people should be left alone and not worship government workers or have parades for them. I am no fan of Donald Trump, his speeches are bad, I don’t like Trump’s embrace of radical environmentalists, but do admire the homemade roadside monuments to DJT.
I don’t toke. But whatever. There are too many transit authorities.
Why I oppose wilderness areas and parks. It’s trendy to be green these days, but is eco-marketing good for the planet? I visited the Mount Storm Coal Plant and Corridor H.
I worry about a lot about overly-aggressive Climate Change Action, and Undermining Environment Laws for Climate Action. I think we should all admit we are Addicted to Fossil Fuels. These days, urban recycling has become a joke, when it’s still an option at all. It’s better to just buy less shit and avoid the alure of Costcos. I really don’t like how aging radicals have become industrial solar salespeople.
Big bucks are coming to state-designated disadvantaged communities under the CLCP. Which counties and political districts are in line for the the most pork? Interactive map.
I’m a big of farmers who are essentially Living Off the Earth and think Rednecks are Noble Savages. Dairy Farming are key to our rural landscape. I’d trust a farmer or a hunter in a pile of guts he’s butchered over any ivory-tower scientist.
Hundreds of multi-acre industrial solar farms are being built in our state. How bad is solar for the environment? We should ask tough questions. Interactive of recently built solar farms, proposed facilities. List of proposed industrial solar facilities. See how the Greenville Solar Farm changed the landscape.
I am not a fan of ESG Investing as it’s not well diversified. I prefer index-funds and other tax-advantaged ways of saving. Why I am concerned about saving enough for retirement, even though I’m in my late 30s. We as a nation should save more, consume less. I like the idea of carbon tax to replace capital gains taxes to discourage consumption.
I am now officially in my 40s! I am building to a better life in my 50s, which means getting up early, walking a lot, saying no to cake and yes to more fruit. In many ways, the forties are an awesome time to be alive.
And eating healthy for less without losing sleep over arsenic. And I don’t think we should subsidize unhealthy habits. How I got started in eating healther. Meals are too focused on meat and carbs due to how we describe them, maybe I eat too many bananas in the office, what to eat while camping, worry more about salt then GMOs, eat more beans. Do spend extra for farmers market peaches, especially doughnut peaches and plums. Consider ethnic supermarkets. Thinking about how to make a healthier macaroni and cheese, spinach-mackeral-pasta salad, quick-cook biscuits and whole-wheat bread. That said, too many recipes are junk food crap. Okay in moderation is not okay. The fact that I’m thinner is not a sign I’m dying.
A few years back I decided to explore my mental illness with therapy, thinking about why I have so much anxiety and how many of my values are rational or just thinking too much rednecks’ burn barrels and how much of a throwaway society we live in. Do I want to change?
I’ve learned to care less about the world, and focus more on myself. Maybe I am happier as I am now, saving and investing a lot towards owning my own land, where I don’t have to deal with all the bullshit of modern life.
Mission Fifty: Getting to the point where I own my own land.
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Here is an updated list of state land websites for March 2023. The topographic map links will bring you to the latest USGS Topographic Maps for the area, or you can use the listing to bulk download the maps or get the quads you need from USGS Store or your local map seller.
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I didn’t think it would be nice enough to go out walking last night but then I stepped outside it seemed okay, the wind blowing the opposite direction of the clouds to the west. It risk of thunder seemed pretty low, and I wanted to get at least 8 miles in for the day. But the time I was farthest from home the lightening was too close for comfort and five minutes from home the sky opened up. Ultimately I did get in 8 miles for the day, not the ten I normally walk and didn’t make it to the park, but that’s fine.
Good morning! With a few loud cracks of rain and thunder it’s morning. The sun is is rising, the skies are clearing somewhat and let’s call it 66 ⅔ degrees at the 6:30 for the morning walk in the land of the Delmartian. ⛅ Calm wind. The dew point is 64 degrees.
Last night I got home 🏡 from work glad that I didn’t get soaked and figured that the evening walk 🚶 was off the agenda. Then at 6:30 I stepped outside and looked at the radar and decided it would be okay. And it was for a while until the wind shifted and thunder ⚡ pushed closer. In the end it was fine, though I got a bit wet and went to bed early. 🛏 Walked 8 miles for the day plus 39 flights of stairs up and down. I was asleep by around 8 pm and up around 5 am.
As it was still raining out when I awoke 🍳 I decided to have breakfast before walking which was cold black coffee ☕ with cold eggs and spinach from the other day. I also had a half of banana 🍌 from last night. At lunch time yesterday I walked up to Market 32 in Albany and got a bunch of bananas to hold my pantry over until Saturday when I can do a bigger shop 🏪. Cold lunch today with black beans, mushrooms, chopped farmers market tomatoes, peppers. Avoids the line for the microwave at work, though I’ve figured out the technique is to cook lunch at 12:50 PM before the 1 PM rush.
Today will have a chance of showers and thunderstorms, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 5pm. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain. Patchy fog before 7am. Otherwise, mostly cloudy 🌧, with a high of 83 degrees at 2pm. One degrees below normal, which is similar to a typical day around July 4th. Independence Day! Maximum dew point of 71 at 2pm. Calm wind becoming south around 6 mph in the morning. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New rainfall amounts between a half and three quarters of an inch possible. A year ago, we had partly cloudy skies. It was somewhat humid. The high last year was 85 degrees. The record high of 99 was set in 1995.
I’ll have to keep that Market 32 in Albany in mind 🛒 for when I need stocking up of a few ingredients downtown. Much better than the old Ghetto Chopper and really only a few blocks away from work if I take South Swan to Elm Street. They don’t have much in household supplies – I was hoping to get super glue to fix my boots 👢 – but the fresh fruits and vegetables looked good. It’s small so a fast shop. Probably can’t get frozen things there and I decided to skip getting plain non fat Greek yogurt just because of the hot day walking back to the office and the bus ride home but in the winter I think that’s an option.
Solar noon 🌞 is at 1:02 pm with sun having an altitude of 69.1° from the due south horizon (-1.7° vs. 6/21). A six foot person will cast a 2.3 foot shadow today compared to 2.2 feet on the first day of summer. The golden hour 🏅 starts at 7:51 pm with the sun in the west-northwest (294°). 📸 The sunset is in the west-northwest (301°) with the sun dropping below the horizon at 8:33 pm after setting for 3 minutes and 22 seconds with dusk around 9:06 pm, which is 36 seconds earlier than yesterday. 🌇 The best time to look at the stars is after 9:50 pm. At sunset, look for rain 🌧 and thunderstorms 🌩 and temperatures around 74 degrees. The dew point will be 70 degrees. There will be a south-southeast breeze at 6 mph. Today will have 15 hours and 5 minutes of daytime, a decrease of one minute and 25 seconds over yesterday.
Six months into healthy eating 🍎I am finally starting to notice how much thinner I am. I have a feeling that my BMI is now below 25 though I don’t have a scale so I don’t know but I know I have lost weight since the last time I visited the doctor at the end of May when I was 209 lb and needed to get to 194 lb to be a healthy weight at 6′ 2.5″ though most others say I’m 6′ 4″ or 6′ 5″ with the boots on. My love handles have virtually disappeared and my stomach is much smaller, and I’m pretty sure that size 36 pants 👖 are now the proper size, the smallest since probably I’ve been since elementary school. The problem is finding clothes in my closet that don’t make me look like a clown. Still have a little more belly fat I’d look to loose, not just because of the look but because outer fat is associated with inner muscle fat, especially in the heart which is rather bad. But I feel like I am starting to get in great shape, mostly from eating a nutritious diet but also because I’ve kept up with the walking and stairs. And hopefully cycling too. Steiner, you are biting me with this bicycle thing. 😠
Tonight will have showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly before midnight. Mostly cloudy 🌧, with a low of 66 degrees at 5am. Three degrees above normal. Maximum dew point of 70 at 6pm. Southeast wind around 6 mph becoming calm in the evening. Chance of precipitation is 60%. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible. In 2022, we had mostly clear skies. It got down to 57 degrees. The record low of 44 occurred back in 1950.
I need to think about getting new boots before vacation. 👟 Or at least rugged sneakers, something I can use for mountain biking and maybe jogging which I tell myself that I’m thinking 💭 about taking up 🏃 maybe half seriously since becoming thinner. Around camp and certainly st the swimming pools and holes the knock off crocks are fun but they’re not appropriate for much else. They have no ankle support, get my feet muddy, and worse of all let in any stones and sticks into my foot 👣 where I can step on them.
On this day in 1969, the $500, $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000 bills are officially withdrawn from circulation. 💵 After this date, if you wanted to buy a large purchase in cash, you needed a lot of hundred dollars in bills. 💰They had last been printed in 1945, and were finally dropped from circulation in 1969, in part as an effort to reduce corruption and money scams. Nowadays a hundred 💯 dollars seems almost a paltry amount with inflation not that I ever carry anything bigger than $5 bills because it’s just easier to use the credit card 💳 for anything bigger.
Tomorrow will have a chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 3pm. Partly sunny 🌞, with a high of 87 degrees at 3pm. Three degrees above normal. Maximum dew point of 72 at 11am. Muggy, swamp weather. South wind 3 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. A year ago, we had partly cloudy skies. It was somewhat humid. The high last year was 86 degrees. The record high of 96 was set in 1997.
Tomorrow I will walk 🚶 early to best the heat. 😰 Then it’s those oatmeal banana pancakes 🍌 🥞 love with blueberries and maybe some sugar free maple syrup and cold black coffee. So good! Then it’s off to Steiners to check on the status of the bicycle 🚲 they promise to be assembling for me. They don’t have it, I’ll test ride the XXL of the Marlin 5 and order and pay for the Marlin 6 as long as they can give me a set date for delivery. 🚚 Otherwise I will order online with another shop. This purchase needs to be closed down this weekend.
Then the next thing to do is get grocery shopping 🛒. I want to get more red kidney beans for maple syrup 🍘 next week and get them soaking to be cooked come Sunday morning. Plus all the usual, more Greek yogurt, 🐮 frozen fruit 🍓, peppers 🫑🌶️, mushrooms 🍄 and the usuals. I also need shampoo and extra deodorant the later this keep in the office 🏢 after climbing the stairs. Then I’m not totally sure. If it’s hot and looks like thunderstorms will stay away, maybe go to the town pool. I would have to register though to get a pool fob, maybe I should do that and it’s $5.25 to enter. And you have to do that in advance. Seems like a pain. If I get the bike, ride out to Voorheesville and probably the Black Creek Marsh. If it’s hot and I don’t want to spend money, go to the library for a while with my computer, then come home, sit by the fan and get through some more of the stack of library books I have at home.
Looking ahead to Sunday, showers and possibly a thunderstorm. Some of the storms could produce heavy rain. High near 83. ⛈️ South wind around 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New rainfall amounts between a half and three quarters of an inch possible. Not just a few passing showers. Maximum dew point of 74 at 12pm. Typical average high for the weekend is 84 degrees.
And so is the weekend forecast. 😖 But if I can get this damn bicycle 🚲 thing closed down, I’ll be happy. I am thinking about taking off at least one day next week, where and what to do is to be decided but I need to get a few things ready for my vacation, I’ve taken fewer days off this summer than expected. Maybe it will be to get the rack on the bicycle, break it in or pick it up. Maybe the Potholers or Schoharie the second half of the week.
Two weeks from now, God willing, 🏖 I will be well on my way to the Finger Lakes. I really want to leave by eight AM on that Friday to get the campsite I want in the National Forest ⛺ and then have the afternoon to set up and relax. 🎣 Do some fishing, a nice bicycle 🚲 ride and maybe watch a Finger Lakes sunset 🌇 across a cow pasture in the National Forest.
After vacation, August 11th I have a dentist appointment at 10:15 AM which I will follow up probably with a long weekend. Maybe Schoharie or the Adirondacks. Have to be strategic at this point as there are only three weeks left in August at that point before Labor Day Weekend, and I want to have at least a few more long weekends before summer is done. That said, except for the Mine Kill Pool there is no reason I can’t take lots of long weekends come September and October. I am not doing a West Virginia trip — or even a week-long trip at this point this autumn, so that leaves other days to allocate. I would like to do some kayaking, fishing, hunting, and bike riding this autumn. Charles Baker State Forest roads probably would be wonderful for autumn bike riding, as would the Chenango Canal Trail and others.
Looking ahead, there are 7 weeks until September 1st when the sun will be setting at 7:31 pm with dusk at 7:59 pm. That’s the start of Labor Day Weekend. On that day in 2022, we had mostly sunny skies with rain showers and temperatures between 73 and 55 degrees. Cool day. The average high is 79 degrees. We hit a record high of 96 back in 1953. I might do Spectulator that weekend, especially if they have fire tower lighting that I could observe from I don’t know, Watch Hill (?). Some of those truck trails through the Conservation Easement might be nice on the mountain bike, as would be camping up on Hardwood Hill, looking at the stars, lighting off ground fireworks and sparklers.
Those lazy, hazy crazy days of summer are here minus maybe the hot dogs, pretzels and beer. Time is marching on the world changes in your forties.
Good morning! Happy Hot Thursday. To be predicted, it’s the hottest time of the year. Mostly sunny 😎with fog 🌫 around and 69 degrees in Delmar, NY. Calm wind. The dew point is 67 degrees. The muggy weather ends Wednesday around 7 pm. 😓
Another hot summer day ahead 🏖 though I’ll be spending it my air conditioned office and usually it will be cooling down by evening when I get home. Out for the morning walk before it gets too hot out. 10 1/2 miles walked yesterday, climbed up and down 36 flights of stairs in the office as usual.
Red kidney are cooking down in the kitchen, 🍲 they will be good with maple 🍁 syrup in the evening when it’s hot out. I got fresh blueberries at the farmers market which where $7 which seems much too expensive but inflation. 🔵 I’m running low on food and supplies but I don’t know what I want to buy and eat with the heat. 🛒 Next time I go shopping, I do want to get some freezer bags, as they’re good for freezing rice and also things like black beans for compact carrying while camping. They can be reused a few times too.
This morning I’m thinking just black coffee ☕ cream of wheat with the fresh blueberries for breakfast 🥣. I do need to get milk 🥛 as what I have in the refrigerator has spoiled. But not this morning. I’m also out of cottage cheese and Greek yogurt and frozen fruit.
Yesterday’s meals where too bland. Too much kale and brown rice. 🍚 Easy and healthy but bleh. Makes it easy and healthy but not so easy to keep on the diet going forward. I was really into kale for a while eating multiple pounds of week, but I’m getting tired of it, much like the tofu. Today I am doing chicken, peas, corn, black beans and red peppers for lunch. Pre-cooked shrimp 🦐 are thawing in the fridge, I’m going to mix with the brown rice and tomatoes for dinner and have red kidney beans with maple syrup for dessert. I put chickpeas in the fridge for soaking, I’ll either roast them to toss in with fresh blueberries, strawberries and raspberries with walnuts with a snack. Walnuts are good but loaded with fat, though at least it has a decent ratio of Omega 3. I might also make hummus, which I’ll either need to get tahini or sesame seeds to cook up.
Today will be sunny and hot ☀ , with a high of 91 degrees at 2pm. Seven degrees above normal. Maximum dew point of 71 at 9am. Heat index values as high as 95. Calm wind becoming south around 6 mph in the afternoon. A year ago, we had partly cloudy skies. It was somewhat humid. The high last year was 81 degrees. The record high of 97 was set in 1886.
As I’m back on the Trek FX 2 bicycle as my choice, I might try to get up to the Downtube to talk to them about potentially buying that bicycle 🚲 and doing a test ride. I’m getting tired of studying the pros and cons of bicycles and want to commit sooner than later so I can take delivery of the bike and finally be on the road, both for commuting and getting around town. I want to break the bicycle in well before heading out to the Finger Lakes in three weeks. An additional expense I overlooked was a good quality U-lock that resists bolt cutters ✂️ which is going to add $75-100 go the cost, but I might be better off getting that on the internet rather than at the bike shop. I also want to get a rear luggage rack so I can tie a small milk crate style storage containers for keeping lunch and supplies on me when doing day trips on the bicycle 🚲 in the Finger Lakes. 💸 Looking at around or maybe slightly below $50 for that. Then another under $50 for the combination of buying a very basic digit speedometer / odometers and lights both for safety and do night riding in the National Forest after watching the sun set. 🌇
Solar noon 🌞 is at 1:01 pm with sun having an altitude of 70.1° from the due south horizon (-0.7° vs. 6/21). The golden hour 🏅 starts at 7:54 pm with the sun in the west-northwest (296°). 📸 The sunset is in the west-northwest (303°) with the sun dropping below the horizon at 8:37 pm after setting for 3 minutes and 26 seconds with dusk around 9:10 pm, which is 19 seconds earlier than yesterday. 🌇 The best time to look at the stars is after 9:56 pm. At sunset, look for partly clear skies 🌄 and temperatures around 82 degrees. The dew point will be 69 degrees. There will be a south breeze at 5 mph. Today will have 15 hours and 14 minutes of daytime, a decrease of 57 seconds over yesterday.
Tonight will be partly cloudy 🌃 , with a low of 68 degrees at 6am. Six degrees above normal. Maximum dew point of 69 at 7pm. South wind 5 to 7 mph. Another sticky night sleeping 😴 with the fan roaring. In 2022, we had mostly clear skies. It got down to 58 degrees. The record low of 44 occurred back in 1979.
On this day in 1947, The AK-47 goes into production in the Soviet Union. Even after almost seven decades, the model and its variants remain the most popular and widely used assault rifles in the world 🪖 because of their substantial reliability under harsh conditions, low production costs compared to contemporary Western weapons, availability in virtually every geographic region and ease of use. ⚔ I bet it would be fun to own one someday, in a freer state when I own my own land. Probably fun for ventilating a burn barrel, lol.
A hot summer weekend ahead. 🏖 Saturday, a chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2pm. Partly sunny, with a high near 86. Northwest wind around 5 mph becoming southwest in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 30%. New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. Maximum dew point of 69 at 9am. Sunday, a chance of showers, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 2pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 81. Chance of precipitation is 70%. Maximum dew point of 70 at 10am. Typical average high for the weekend is 84 degrees.
That said, maybe not the nicest weekend ever especially Sunday with the clouds. 🤷♂️ One more weekend to decide and acquire a bicycle 🚲 then hopefully get out camping 🏕 the following weekend after my dentist appointment 🦷 assuming that the weather is decent. I’m thinking Schoharie County, the Mine Kill Pool, the Catskill Scenic Trail from Grand Gorge to Stamford it maybe even beyond there. 🚲 Also maybe on the Saturday bike from Old Blenheim Bridge up and over Bear Ladder Road 🐻 then down to Fultonhsm by Shauls to get ice cream. 🍦 If I have the rack on the bicycle by then not only can I carry lunch but also get some veggies. If not both of these things are good for the following week or after summer vacation. 🏖 Pool closes Labor Day but the best bicycling and farm stand finds are certainly in September and October. 🎃
Summer vacation starts Friday July 29th 🏖 with plans to head straight out to the Finger Lakes National Forest and set up camp ⛺ by noon time. Then have all afternoon to unpack and do a nice bicycle 🚲 ride and enjoy the afternoon from the forest maybe with some fishing 🎣 and a sunset 🌇 to a start things off. Watkins Glen on Saturday to paddle and swim 🏊♂️, though I may want to get to the park 🏞 early to ensure parking 🅿.
Looking ahead, there are 2 weeks until Ugly Truck Day 🚚 when the sun will be setting at 8:29 pm with dusk at 9:01 pm. On that day in 2022, we had hot, humid, mostly sunny, thunderstorm and temperatures between 97 and 72 degrees. Typically, the high temperature is 84 degrees. We hit a record high of 97 back in 1991.
Name | Address | Latitude | Longitude |
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Mohawk Hudson Bike Hike Trail (Albany to Peebles Island State Park) – 10.8 miles | |||
Riverfront Garage | 2 Columbia St, Albany, NY 12207 | 42.65149 | -73.74890 |
Corning Preserve Parking Area | Quay St, Albany, NY 12207 | 42.65346 | -73.74496 |
Corning Preserve Boat Launch Parking | Water St, Albany, NY 12207 | 42.65612 | -73.74286 |
Mohawk Hudson Bike Hike Trail | 330 Broadway, Watervliet, NY 12189 | 42.70950 | -73.70495 |
Peebles Island State Park | 1 Delaware Ave North, Cohoes, NY 12047 | 42.78469 | -73.68042 |
Waterford Parking Lot | Front St, Waterford, NY 12188 | 42.78592 | -73.67788 |
Hudson Shores Park | 23rd Street, Watervliet, NY 12189 | 42.73216 | -73.69710 |
Green Island Trail Parking | 260 Cannon St, Green Island, NY 12183 | 42.75824 | -73.68804 |
Champlain Canalway Trail (Peebles Island State Park to Halfmoon) – 5.6 miles | |||
Waterford Harbor Visitor Center | 1 Tugboat Alley, Waterford, NY 12188 | 42.78741 | -73.67902 |
Park at the Point | 61 South St, Waterford, NY 12188 | 42.78823 | -73.68159 |
Town of Halfmoon Trailhead Parking | Brookwood Rd, Waterford, NY 12188 | 42.83700 | -73.67586 |
Town of Halfmoon Trailhead | Upper Newtown Rd, Mechanicville, NY 12118 | 42.86098 | -73.68230 |
Lighthouse Park Halfmoon | 597 Hudson River Rd, Waterford, NY 12188 | 42.83821 | -73.67215 |
CCT Parking | Schoolhouse Ln @ Bells Ln, Waterford, NY 12188 | 42.81920 | -73.67628 |
On-Road Section (Halfmoon to Schuylerville) – 18.7 miles | |||
Zim Smith East Trailhead | 1044 Elizabeth St Exd, Mechanicville, NY 12118 | 42.90909 | -73.70276 |
Champlain Canalway Trail (Schuylerville to Fort Miller) – 6.7 miles | |||
Old Schuylerville Junction Lock | County Rt 42, Schuylerville, NY 12871 | 43.11263 | -73.57849 |
Hudson Crossing Park | Co Rd 42, Schuylerville, NY 12871 | 43.11456 | -73.57742 |
Schuylerville Visitor Center | 30 Ferry St, Schuylerville, NY 12871 | 43.10001 | -73.57954 |
Fort Hardy Park | Reds Rd, Schuylerville, NY 12871 | 43.10025 | -73.57857 |
Champlain Canalway Trail (Fort Edward to Fort Ann) – 11.9 miles | |||
Fort Edward Adult Exercise Park | 39 Mc Intyre St, Fort Edward, NY 12828 | 43.27362 | -73.57990 |
Feeder Canal Trail Parking | Towpath Ln, Fort Edward, NY 12828 | 43.28390 | -73.56889 |
Champlain Canalway Trail Parking | Baldwin Corners Rd, Fort Ann, NY 12827 | 43.39027 | -73.48666 |
Champlain Canal Lock C-9 | 2450 NY-149, Fort Ann, NY 12827 | 43.35247 | -73.49676 |
Champlain Canalway Trail | New Swamp Rd, Hudson Falls, NY 12839 | 43.33236 | -73.51177 |
Feeder Canal Trail Parking | 2425 Burgoyne Ave, Hudson Falls, NY 12839 | 43.29780 | -73.56977 |
Champlain Canalway Trail (Fort Ann to Comstock) – 5.1 miles | |||
Fort Ann Canal Park | Ann St, Fort Ann, NY 12827 | 43.41416 | -73.48546 |
Champlain On-Road Bicycle Route (Whitehall to Ticonderoga) – 25.5 miles | |||
TR41-Whitehall NEW | Skenesborough Dr, Whitehall, NY 12887 | 43.55176 | -73.40285 |
Champlain On-Road Bicycle Route (Ticonderoga to Westport) – 26.8 miles | |||
Bicentennial Park | McCormick St, Ticonderoga, NY 12883 | 43.84908 | -73.42144 |
Westport Trailhead | Main St (Route 9N), Westport, NY 12993 | 44.18174 | -73.43264 |
Champlain On-Road Bicycle Route (Westport to Keeseville) – 30.8 miles | |||
Keeseville Trailhead | Front St, Keeseville, NY12944 | 44.50545 | -73.48007 |
Champlain On-Road Bicycle Route (Keeseville to Plattsburgh) – 14.1 miles | |||
Terry Gordon Bike Path | Nevada Oval, Plattsburgh, NY 12901 | 44.67275 | -73.44310 |
Champlain On-Road Bicycle Route (Plattsburgh to Rouses Point) – 25.8 miles | |||
Plattsburgh Public Parking | Green St, Plattsburgh, NY 12901 | 44.69910 | -73.44864 |
Terry Gordon Bike Path | Hamilton & Jay St, Plattsburgh, NY 12901 | 44.69380 | -73.44494 |
Rouses Point Trailhead | 39 Lake St, Rouses Point, NY 12979 | 44.99658 | -73.36542 |
Shoreline Trail – 8 miles | |||
Fishing and Kayaking | South St, Buffalo, NY 14204 | 42.86554 | -78.86801 |
Buffalo Harbor State Park Boat Launch | 1111 Fuhrmann Boulevard, Buffalo, NY 14203 | 42.84629 | -78.86315 |
Tifft Nature Preserve | 1200 Fuhrmann Boulevard, Buffalo, NY 14203 | 42.84627 | -78.85944 |
Buffalo Harbor State Park | 1111 Fuhrmann Boulevard, Buffalo, NY 14203 | 42.84517 | -78.86158 |
Shoreline Trail (Buffalo) – 8 miles | |||
Lasalle Park | DAR Drive, Buffalo, NY 14202 | 42.89368 | -78.89556 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Tonawanda to Amherst) – 9.4 miles | |||
Tonawanda EST Gateway | 72 E Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.02244 | -78.87073 |
Shoreline Trail (Buffalo to Tonawanda) – 9.4 miles | |||
Riverwalk Parking | 200 Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.01935 | -78.88756 |
Niawanda Park | 200 Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.01781 | -78.88921 |
Riverwalk Parking | 200 Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.01549 | -78.89387 |
Niawanda Park | Shoreline Trail, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.01300 | -78.90021 |
Niawanda Park | 600 Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.01111 | -78.90557 |
Niawanda Park | 600 Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.00952 | -78.91018 |
Niawanda Park | 600 Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.00837 | -78.91334 |
Niawanda Park | 600 Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.00715 | -78.91629 |
Isle View County Park | 796 Niagara St, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.00175 | -78.92581 |
Aqua Lane Park | 128 Aqua Ln, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 42.96398 | -78.92198 |
Black Rock Harbor Road | Fort Ontario, Buffalo, NY 14207 | 42.94669 | -78.90924 |
Black Rock Canal Park | Aqua Ln, Buffalo, NY 14207 | 42.94531 | -78.90952 |
Ontario Boat Launch Dog Park | Fort Ontario, Buffalo, NY 14207 | 42.94442 | -78.90943 |
Shoreline Trail – 9.4 miles | |||
Towpath Park | Hertel Ave, Buffalo, NY 14207 | 42.93993 | -78.90773 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Tonawanda to Amherst) – 10 miles | |||
Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village | 3755 Tonawanda Creek Rd, Amherst, NY 14228 | 43.08452 | -78.72916 |
Nature View Park Entrance | 1087 Tonawanda Creek Rd, Buffalo, NY 14228 | 43.06125 | -78.80003 |
Creekside Drive Picnic Area | Creekside Dr, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.02968 | -78.82829 |
Creekside Drive Picnic Area | Creekside Dr, Tonawanda, NY 14150 | 43.02484 | -78.83238 |
Amherst Veterans Canal Park | Tonawanda Creek Rd, Amherst, NY 14228 | 43.06492 | -78.80158 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Amherst to Lockport) – 7.2 miles | |||
Lockport Canal Bike Trail | 151-217 State Rd, Lockport, NY 14094 | 43.16407 | -78.70088 |
East Canal Road Parking | E Canal Rd, Lockport, NY 14094 | 43.13259 | -78.72467 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | 5557-5599 Feigle Rd, Lockport, NY 14094 | 43.11317 | -78.73737 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Lockport to Middleport) – 12 miles | |||
Erie Canalway Trail | Day Rd & N Canal Rd, Lockport, NY 14094 | 43.19173 | -78.64967 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | 7839 LA-57, Lockport, NY 14094 | 43.18668 | -78.66616 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Peet St, Middleport, NY 14105 | 43.21479 | -78.50538 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Hartland Rd, Gasport, NY 14067 | 43.19985 | -78.57615 |
Lockport Gateway Parking | Canal St, Lockport, NY 14094 | 43.17069 | -78.69381 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Middleport to Albion) – 18.8 miles | |||
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Bates Rd, Medina, NY 14103 | 43.23052 | -78.37135 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Horan Rd, Medina, NY 14103 | 43.22577 | -78.38031 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | North Gravel Rd, Medina, NY 14103 | 43.22573 | -78.39221 |
Middleport Trailhead | Front St, Middleport, NY 14105 | 43.21348 | -78.47537 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | N Main St, Albion, NY 14411 | 43.24927 | -78.19254 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Albion to Brockport) – 11.4 miles | |||
Sans Souci Canal Park | 4159 County Line Rd, Brockport, NY 14420 | 43.22226 | -77.99676 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | 1 Holley Falls Park Rd, Holley, NY 14470 | 43.22795 | -78.02189 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Densmore Rd, Albion, NY 14411 | 43.25000 | -78.13532 |
Brockport Trailhead | Redman Rd (Rt 31), Brockport, NY 14420 | 43.21436 | -77.96716 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | N Main St, Brockport, NY 14420 | 43.21703 | -77.93834 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Brockport to Rochester) – 19.2 miles | |||
Erie Canalway Trail | N Union St (Rt 259), Spencerport, NY 14559 | 43.19388 | -77.80052 |
Erie Canalway Trail Access | Lee Rd, Rochester, NY 14606 | 43.17123 | -77.68022 |
Greece Canal Park | 343 Elmgrove Rd, Rochester, NY 14626 | 43.19127 | -77.73625 |
Greece Canal Park | 343 Elmgrove Rd, Rochester, NY 14626 | 43.19877 | -77.73751 |
Henpeck Park | 2901 Ridgeway Ave, Rochester, NY 14626 | 43.18833 | -77.73134 |
Genesee Valley Park | 149 Elmwood Ave, Rochester, NY 14611 | 43.12358 | -77.64017 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Rochester to Fairport) – 14.7 miles | |||
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Marsh Rd, Pittsford, NY 14534 | 43.07433 | -77.49283 |
Great Embankment Park | Marsh Rd, Pittsford, NY 14534 | 43.07355 | -77.49023 |
Lock 32 Canal Park | 2759 Clover St, Pittsford, NY 14534 | 43.09300 | -77.54798 |
Meridian Centre Park | 2025 Meridian Centre Blvd, Rochester, NY 14618 | 43.10523 | -77.59538 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | S Clinton St, Rochester, NY 14618 | 43.10621 | -77.59950 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | 3 Schoen Pl, Pittsford, NY 14534 | 43.09200 | -77.51250 |
Genesee Valley Park | Hawthorne Dr, Rochester, NY 14620 | 43.11628 | -77.63802 |
Lock 33 Canal Park Trailhead | 1159-1175 Edgewood Ave, Rochester, NY 14618 | 43.09616 | -77.56898 |
Perinton Community Park | 99 O’Connor Rd, Fairport, NY 14450 | 43.10078 | -77.45640 |
Genesee Valley Park Gateway | Moore Rd, Rochester, NY 14620 | 43.11977 | -77.63706 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Fairport to Palmyra) – 10.2 miles | |||
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Wayneport Rd, Macedon, NY 14502 | 43.07609 | -77.36101 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Cobb’s Ln, Fairport, NY 14450 | 43.09620 | -77.43081 |
Macedon Bridge Parking | O’Neil Rd, Macedon, NY 14502 | 43.07035 | -77.28931 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Palmyra to Newark) – 10.2 miles | |||
Pal-Mac Park | 555 W Main St, Palmyra, NY 14522 | 43.06407 | -77.24792 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Palmyra to Newark) – 9.6 miles | |||
Harder Canal Park | West Shore Rd, Newark, NY 14513 | 43.05272 | -77.12667 |
On-Street Parking | Van Buren St, Newark, NY 14513 | 43.04786 | -77.09380 |
Swift Landing County Park | Hogback Hill Rd, Palmyra, NY 14522 | 43.06683 | -77.18848 |
Palmyra Marina | Division St, Palmyra, NY 14522 | 43.06573 | -77.22933 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Newark to Savannah) – 20.4 miles | |||
Galen Boat Launch | Water St, Clyde, NY 14433 | 43.08016 | -76.87079 |
Abbey Park Trailhead | 177 Water St, Lyons, NY 14489 | 43.06384 | -77.00222 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Old Lyons Rd, Newark, NY 14513 | 43.06357 | -77.02061 |
Lock 28B Canal Park | 106 N Clinton St, Newark, NY 14513 | 43.04724 | -77.08449 |
Empire State Bicycle Route (Savannah to Port Byron) – 10.2 miles | |||
Old Erie Canal Heritage Park | 1575 Rooker Dr, Port Byron, NY 13140 | 43.03579 | -76.63501 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Port Byron to Camillus) – 20.2 miles | |||
Nancy Brown Wildlife Sanctuary | Warners Rd, Camillus, NY 13031 | 43.06302 | -76.26889 |
Lock 51 Parking | Route 31, Jordan, NY 13080 | 43.06668 | -76.49592 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Route 31 (Erie Dr), Weedsport, NY 13166 | 43.04336 | -76.57577 |
Nine Mile Creek Aqueduct | Thompson Rd, Camillus, NY 13031 | 43.05869 | -76.28733 |
Erie Canal Park | 5750 Devoe Rd, Camillus, NY 13031 | 43.05262 | -76.30320 |
Warners Park | Newport Rd, Warners, NY 13164 | 43.07605 | -76.32720 |
Schasel Park Trailhead | 20-28 Utica St, Port Byron, NY 13140 | 43.03748 | -76.61930 |
Empire State Trail (Camillus to Syracuse) – 9.2 miles | |||
Inner Harbor Creekwalk | W Kirkpatrick St, Syracuse, NY 13204 | 43.05922 | -76.16602 |
Gere Lock Parking | Horan Rd, Syracuse, NY 13209 | 43.06878 | -76.23436 |
Loop the Lake Trail | 280 Restoration Way, Syracuse, NY 13209 | 43.06680 | -76.19696 |
Creekwalk Parking | Bear St W, Syracuse, NY 13204 | 43.06129 | -76.16960 |
State Fairgrounds Trailhead | Gate 2 State Fair Blvd, Syracuse, NY 13209 | 43.07324 | -76.21563 |
Reed Webster Park | Warners Rd, Camillus, NY 13031 | 43.06405 | -76.26878 |
Erie Canalway Trail (DeWitt to Chittenango) – 10.6 miles | |||
Cedar Bay Park | Lyndon Rd, Fayetteville, NY 13066 | 43.04328 | -76.03750 |
Old Erie Canal State Park – Minoa | Green Lakes Rd, Fayetteville, NY 13066 | 43.05389 | -76.00029 |
Old Erie Canal State Park | N Burdick St, East Syracuse, NY 13057 | 43.04350 | -76.02227 |
Old Erie Canal State Park | Kirkville Rd N, Kirkville, NY 13082 | 43.07030 | -75.94932 |
Old Erie Canal State Park – Poolsbrook | Andrus Rd, Kirkville, NY 13082 | 43.07335 | -75.92142 |
DeWitt – Old Erie Canal State Park | Butternut Dr, East Syracuse, NY 13057 | 43.04440 | -76.05074 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Chittenango to Erie Canal Lock 21) – 19.6 miles | |||
Old Erie Canal State Park | Beebe Bridge Rd, Canastota, NY 13032 | 43.07399 | -75.78531 |
Old Erie Canal State Park | N Court St, Canastota, NY 13032 | 43.08891 | -75.71069 |
Old Erie Canal State Park – Chittenango | Lakeport Rd, Chittenango, NY 13037 | 43.06041 | -75.87072 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Erie Canal Lock 21 to Rome) – 9.3 miles | |||
Empire State Heritage Park | NY-46, Rome, NY 13440 | 43.22640 | -75.50188 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Rome to Utica) – 16.5 miles | |||
Erie Canalway Trail | Mohawk St, Marcy, NY 13403 | 43.13433 | -75.27838 |
Lock 20 Trailhead | 5842 NY-291, Marcy, NY 13403 | 43.14433 | -75.29771 |
Oriskany Flats Wildlife Management Area | Oriskany Rd (Rt 32), Oriskany, NY 13424 | 43.16634 | -75.32525 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | NY-69, Oriskany, NY 13424 | 43.16014 | -75.33278 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Rome Oriskany Road, Rome, NY 13440 | 43.19383 | -75.43258 |
Bellmay Harbor Park | 139 E Whitesboro St #111, Rome, NY 13440 | 43.20229 | -75.44865 |
Erie Canalway Trial Parking | E Whitesboro St, Rome, NY 13440 | 43.20200 | -75.45406 |
Gyziec Field Parking | S James St & Muck Rd, Rome, NY 13440 | 43.20253 | -75.46768 |
NYSCC-Utica | 39-99 Harbor Lock Rd E, Utica, NY 13502 | 43.11242 | -75.21740 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Frankfort to Little Falls) – 10.8 miles | |||
Mohawk Boat Launch | 102 E Main St, Mohawk, NY 13407 | 43.01485 | -74.99466 |
Ilion Marina | 190 Central Ave, Ilion, NY 13357 | 43.02058 | -75.03039 |
German Flatts Town Park | 575 NY-5S, Mohawk, NY 13407 | 43.01797 | -74.95521 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | W Shore St, Little Falls, NY 13365 | 43.03757 | -74.86073 |
Erie Canal Lock E-18 | State Route 5S, Mohawk, NY 13407 | 43.01600 | -74.91772 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Little Falls to Canajoharie) – 18.7 miles | |||
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Bridge St @ S Saint Johnsville Rd, Fort Plain, NY 13339 | 42.99223 | -74.68075 |
Canajoharie Trailhead | Old Fort Plain Rd, Canajoharie, NY 13317 | 42.90505 | -74.58544 |
Herkimer Home SHS | 200 NY-169, Little Falls, NY 13365 | 43.02756 | -74.81748 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Canajoharie to Amsterdam) – 22.9 miles | |||
Canalway Bike Parking Lot | Bridge St, Amsterdam, NY 12010 | 42.93480 | -74.19961 |
Auriesville Pilgrimage Lunch Area | Queen Anne Road, Amsterdam, NY 12010 | 42.95260 | -74.23838 |
Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site | 129 Schoharie St, Fort Hunter, NY 12069 | 42.93994 | -74.28280 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Amsterdam to Schenectady) – 16.9 miles | |||
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Rice Rd, Schenectady, NY 12306 | 42.81765 | -73.98462 |
Lock 8 Park | 106 Rice Rd, Schenectady, NY 12306 | 42.82872 | -73.99157 |
Rotterdam Kiwanis Park | Route 5S, Rotterdam, NY 12306 | 42.84652 | -74.01414 |
Erie Canalway Trail Parking | Route 5S (River Rd), Pattersonville, NY 12137 | 42.89111 | -74.08159 |
Mohawk River Gateway | 1 Bridge St, Amsterdam, NY 12010 | 42.93520 | -74.19560 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Schenectady to Niskayuna) – 10.9 miles | |||
Lions Park | 3439 Rosendale Rd, Niskayuna, NY 12309 | 42.77743 | -73.82407 |
Lock 7 Park | Lock 7 Rd, Schenectady, NY 12309 | 42.80253 | -73.84749 |
Jeff Blatnick Park | River Rd, Schenectady, NY 12309 | 42.81600 | -73.86341 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Niskayuna to Green Island) – 10.5 miles | |||
MHBHT Parking | 27 Alexander St, Cohoes, NY 12047 | 42.76083 | -73.70414 |
Erie Canalway Trail (Niskayuna to Cohoes) – 10.5 miles | |||
MHBHT Parking | Loudon Rd, Cohoes, NY 12047 | 42.79801 | -73.73423 |
Colonie Mohawk River Park | 71 Schermerhorn Rd, Cohoes, NY 12047 | 42.79498 | -73.74503 |
Mohawk Riverside Landing Park | 4071 River Rd, Schenectady, NY 12309 | 42.77184 | -73.81475 |
Manhattan Greenway Trail (The Battery to Inwood Hill) – 13 miles | |||
Riverside Park (limited parking) | Henry Hudson Pkway Northbound @ W 96th St, Manhattan, NY 10025 | 40.79789 | -73.97613 |
NYC On-Road Section (Inwood Hill to Van Cortlandt Park) – 3 miles | |||
Manhattan Greenway Trail On-Street Parking | 348 Dyckman St, New York, NY 10034 | 40.86824 | -73.93033 |
Bronx and Westchester South County Trail (Van Cortlandt Park to Elmsford) – 13.6 miles | |||
HF Redmond Park | Redmond Park, Yonkers, NY 10701 | 40.93827 | -73.86921 |
South County Trail Parking | 132 Tuckahoe Rd, Yonkers, NY 10701 | 40.95519 | -73.86624 |
South County Trail Parking | Farragut Ave, Hastings-On-Hudson, NY 10706 | 40.98298 | -73.86601 |
Great Hunger Memorial (VE Macy Park) | Saw Mill River Parkway, Elmsford, NY 10523 | 41.02507 | -73.84579 |
Tibbets Brook Park | 355 Midland Ave, Yonkers, NY 10704 | 40.92976 | -73.87722 |
Van Cortlandt Park | Van Cortlandt Park S, The Bronx, NY 10463 | 40.88900 | -73.89336 |
Tibbets Brook Park | 355 Midland Ave, Yonkers, NY 10704 | 40.93049 | -73.87427 |
South County Trail Parking | Grey Oaks Ave, Yonkers, NY 10710 | 40.97597 | -73.86766 |
On-Street Parking | Broadway @ W 242nd St, Bronx, NY 10471 | 40.88919 | -73.89824 |
Westchester North County Trail (Elmsford to New Castle) – 9.8 miles | |||
South County Trail Parking | Old Saw Mill River Rd (Route 303), Elmsford, NY 10523 | 41.08039 | -73.82943 |
Tarrytown Lakes Park | 209 Neperan Rd, Tarrytown, NY 10591 | 41.07811 | -73.84834 |
Park and Ride Lot | Old Saw Mill River Rd (Route 303), Elmsford, NY 10523 | 41.08239 | -73.83067 |
North County Trail Parking | Bedford Rd (Route 117), Pleasantville, NY 10570 | 41.12339 | -73.81113 |
Walter Law Memorial Park | Library Rd, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 | 41.14573 | -73.82451 |
North County Trail Parking | Route 100/N State Rd, Ossining, NY 10562 | 41.17522 | -73.81163 |
Westchester Landing (Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge) | 333 S Broadway, Tarrytown, NY 10591 | 41.06540 | -73.86343 |
Rockland Landing (Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge) | 267 S Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960 | 41.08169 | -73.92205 |
Westchester North County Trail & Putnam Trailway (New Castle to Mahopac) – 16.1 miles | |||
Mahopac Park and Ride | Bucks Hollow Rd, Mohopac, NY 10541 | 41.37285 | -73.73082 |
Putnam Trailway Parking | Mt Hope Rd, Mahopac, NY 10541 | 41.37291 | -73.72876 |
North County Trail Parking | Station Rd (Route 133), Chappaqua, NY 10514 | 41.18680 | -73.80079 |
Millwood Municipal Parking | Route 133/Station Rd, Chappaqua, NY 10514 | 41.18968 | -73.79717 |
North County Trail Parking | Route 118 (Saw Mill River Rd), Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 | 41.23136 | -73.77910 |
Yorktown Municipal Parking | Kear St, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 | 41.27055 | -73.77999 |
Yorktown Heights Parking | 363 Underhill Ave, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 | 41.26911 | -73.78163 |
Junior Lake Park | 1939 Edgewater St, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 | 41.27637 | -73.77495 |
North County Trail Parking | Route 118-Tomahawk St, Baldwin Place, NY 10505 | 41.34469 | -73.75518 |
Bucks Hollow Rd Parking | Bucks Hollow Rd (Off Route 6), Mahopac, NY 10541 | 41.36744 | -73.73981 |
Putnam Trailway (Mahopac to Brewster) – 8 miles | |||
Putnam Trailway Parking | Mud Pond Rd, Mohapac, NY 10541 | 41.37876 | -73.72301 |
Putnam Trailway Parking | Willow Rd, Carmel Hamlet, NY 10512 | 41.41461 | -73.68627 |
Putnam Trailway Parking | 30 Tilly Foster Rd, Brewster, NY 10509 | 41.41327 | -73.63908 |
Carmel Hamlet Parking | 1808 US-6 (Stoneleigh Ave), Carmel Hamlet, NY 10512 | 41.41868 | -73.67240 |
Maybrook Trailway (Brewster to Pawling) – 9.3 miles | |||
Maybrook Trailway Parking – Lake Tonetta | 146 Pumphouse Rd, Brewster, NY 10509 | 41.41778 | -73.61374 |
Maybrook Trailway (Pawling to Hopewell Junction) – 14.8 miles | |||
Maybrook Trailway Parking | South Green Haven Rd, Poughquag, NY 12570 | 41.57587 | -73.70843 |
Maybrook Trailway Parking | 237 NY-292, Pawling, NY 12531 | 41.52423 | -73.64727 |
Dutchess Rail Trail (Hopewell Junction to Poughkeepsie) – 13.6 miles | |||
Dutchess Rail Trail Parking | Diddell Rd, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 | 41.62286 | -73.85113 |
Dutchess Rail Trail Parking | Van Wyck Lane, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590 | 41.60340 | -73.83655 |
Dutchess Rail Trail Parking | Railroad Ave, Hopewell Junction, NY 12533 | 41.58550 | -73.80697 |
Victor Waryas Park | 75 N Water St, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 | 41.70748 | -73.94009 |
Waryas Park | 75 N Water St, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 | 41.70700 | -73.93943 |
Morgan Lake Park | 51 Creek Rd, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 | 41.71728 | -73.90699 |
Overocker Rd Parking Area | Overocker Rd, Arlington, NY 12603 | 41.69363 | -73.88423 |
Old Manchester Rd Trail Parking | Old Manchester Rd, Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 | 41.68336 | -73.86533 |
LaGrange Trail Parking | Old Machester Rd, Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 | 41.68297 | -73.86347 |
Dutchess Rail Trail Parking | 258 Titusville Rd, Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 | 41.65609 | -73.85640 |
Dutchess Rail Trail Parking | Lake Walton Rd, Hopewell Junction, NY 12533 | 41.60174 | -73.83602 |
Walkway Over the Hudson | 61 Parker Ave, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 | 41.71244 | -73.92491 |
Love Rd Parking Area | 35-99 Love Rd, Arlington, NY 12603 | 41.69878 | -73.88619 |
Hudson Valley Rail Trail (Lloyd to New Paltz) – 10.5 miles | |||
Hudson Valley Rail Trail | Haviland Rd Lot, Highland, NY 12528 | 41.71032 | -73.95717 |
Hudson Valley Rail Trail | Commercial Ave, Highland, NY 12528 | 41.71906 | -73.96886 |
Hudson Valley Rail Trail | New Paltz Rd, Highland, NY 12528 | 41.73418 | -73.97483 |
Tony Williams Park | S Riverside Rd, Highland, NY 12528 | 41.73595 | -74.00204 |
HRVT South St Parking | 565-557 NY-299, Highland, NY 12528 | 41.73749 | -74.03449 |
Walkway Over the Hudson | 87 Haviland Rd, Highland, NY 12528 | 41.71027 | -73.95510 |
Sojourner Truth Park | 55 Plains Rd, New Paltz, NY 12561 | 41.74322 | -74.09299 |
Wallkill Valley Rail Trail (New Paltz to South Kingston) – 13.2 miles | |||
DEC Wallkill Boat Launch | 395 Springtown Rd, New Paltz, NY 12561 | 41.80199 | -74.08566 |
WVRT Binnewater Parking | 720 Binnewater Rd, Rosendale, NY 12472 | 41.84813 | -74.08809 |
Ulster County Municipal Parking | North Chestnut St, New Paltz, NY 12561 | 41.75464 | -74.08436 |
Wallkill Valley Rail Trail | Rt 32 and Rockwell Ln, Kingston, NY 12401 | 41.91026 | -74.02140 |
WVRT Parking | Coffey Rd, New Paltz, NY 12561 | 41.78143 | -74.09244 |
Municipal Parking Lot | Huguenot St, New Paltz, NY 12561 | 41.75075 | -74.08973 |
Kingston Section (South Kingston – East Kingston) – 6.7 miles | |||
City of Kingston Public Parking | Dock St, Kingston, NY 12401 | 41.91696 | -73.98465 |
West Strand Park Parking | E Strand St, Kingston, NY 12401 | 41.91834 | -73.98221 |
Rondout Landing Street Parking | Rondout Lndg, Kingston, NY 12401 | 41.91917 | -73.98089 |
Kingston Pt Rail Trail Parking | East Chestnut St, Kingston, NY 12401 | 41.92687 | -73.99380 |
Kingston Point Beach | Delaware Ave Parking Lot, Kingston, NY 12401 | 41.92991 | -73.96511 |
Hudson Valley On-Road Section (East Kingston to Tivoli) – 11.9 miles | |||
Poets Walk Park | 776 River Rd, Red Hook, NY 12571 | 41.98197 | -73.91851 |
Tivoli Community Lot | Broadway, Tivoli, NY 12583 | 42.05881 | -73.91215 |
Tivoli Bays Wildlife Management Area | Off Kidd Lane, Tivoli, NY 12583 | 42.03886 | -73.91442 |
Hudson Brickyard Trail | John St, Kingston, NY 12401 | 41.95186 | -73.96395 |
Tivoli Bays Wildlife Management Area | Kidd Lane, Tivoli, NY 12583 | 42.04595 | -73.90676 |
Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge Toll Plaza | State Route 199 (NY-199), Kingston, NY 12402 | 41.98025 | -73.96296 |
Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge East Approach Parking | State Route 199 (NY-199), Kingston, NY 12402 | 41.97267 | -73.92535 |
Hudson Valley On-Road Section (Tivoli to Olana) – 16.1 miles | |||
Clermont State Historic Site | 1 Clermont Ave, Germantown, NY 12526 | 42.08409 | -73.91881 |
Germantown Municipal Parking | 189 Main St, Germantown, NY 12526 | 42.13217 | -73.88266 |
Hudson Valley On-Road Section (Olana to Hudson) – 6.7 miles | |||
Hudson Trailhead | N 2nd St & Dock St, Hudson, NY 12534 | 42.25761 | -73.78941 |
Hudson Skywalk Trailhead | Routes 9G and 23, Hudson, NY 12534 | 42.21932 | -73.83254 |
Albany-Hudson Electric Trail (Hudson to Kinderhook) – 10.5 miles | |||
Stottville Park Trailhead | Atlantic Ave, Stottville, NY 12172 | 42.28591 | -73.73847 |
Stuyvesant Falls Trailhead | CR 25A (Hudson Ave), Stuyvesant, NY 12174 | 42.35813 | -73.73331 |
Stuyvesant Falls Park | Lindenwald Ave, Stuyvesant, NY 12174 | 42.35723 | -73.73241 |
Albany-Hudson Electric Trail (Kinderhook to Nassau) – 11.1 miles | |||
Kinderhook Village Playground Park | Rothermel Ave, Kinderhook, NY 12106 | 42.39639 | -73.70419 |
Kinderhook / Valatie Trailhead | Routes 9 & 9H, Valatie, NY 12184 | 42.40878 | -73.69047 |
Niverville Trailhead | Rt 203 and Main St (CR 28), Niverville, NY 12130 | 42.43335 | -73.65889 |
Albany-Hudson Electric Trail (Nassau to East Greenbush) – 10.5 miles | |||
Village of Nassau Trailhead | John Street, Nassau, NY 12123 | 42.51454 | -73.61221 |
Nassau Lake Trailhead | County Route 7, Nassau, NY 12123 | 42.53585 | -73.60887 |
North Chatham Trailhead | Depot Street, North Chatham, NY 12132 | 42.47592 | -73.63326 |
On-Road Section (East Greenbush to Albany) – 3.5 miles | |||
Riverfront Park Trailhead | Broadway, Rensselaer, NY 12144 | 42.64291 | -73.74536 |
Clinton Street Trailhead | Clinton St. and Columbia Turnpike (Rt 20), East Greenbush, NY 12061 | 42.61908 | -73.73343 |
East Greenbush Trailhead | Southern Avenue (at the intersection with Hudson Ave West), Rensselaer, NY 12144 | 42.61742 | -73.73073 |