Two miles of primo picnicking spots right along the Hudson River. Bring a camera; this is one prime for photo opportunities. westchestergov.com/riverwalk/
The Westchester RiverWalk is a planned 51.5-mile multi-faceted pathway paralleling the Hudson River in Westchester that links village centers, historic sites, parks and river access points via a connection of trails, esplanades and boardwalks. It spans 14 municipalities in Westchester and is part of the Hudson River Valley Greenway system. RiverWalk will be developed through a series of projects constructed by the county, local municipalities and other entities, including private developers.
Nearly half of the Westchester RiverWalk route runs directly along the Hudson River shore. Remaining inland portions utilize the Old Croton Aqueduct, road rights-of-way, main streets and public and private sites. View a detailed RiverWalk map or take a Google Earth virtual tour of the RiverWalk.
- Total length: 51.5 miles
- 31.2 miles completed as paved and unpaved paths, promenades and sidewalks
- 7.1 miles in design or planning stages
- 13.2 miles remaining proposed route
- Spans 14 Westchester municipalities
- Intermodal - connects directly with 13 of 14 Metro-North Hudson Line Stations and 27 Bee-Line Bus Routes including the Tappan Zee Express
- 75% of proposed route on publicly accessible lands including parks, road rights-of-way, and public institutions
- 25% of proposed route on restricted lands including Metro North right-of-way, industrial areas and private sites
- Go to RiverWalk mileage chart
