You must do Walkway over The Hudson. The trail parallels the other set of Metro North-owned disused Beacon Line tracks as it travels over 23 miles from Brewster through Southeast, Patterson, Pawling, Beekman and East Fishkill to the hamlet of Hopewell Junction. Miles of secluded, smooth, paved trail. Elevation Gain. Connected to Duchess Rail Trail and went all the way to Walkway over the Hudson. There is also a grocery plaza a couple of blocks south (about 1/4 mile) of the HJ depot. The new Empire State Trail, proposed to connect more than 750 I wanted to see for myself where the Empire State Trail might go. In Brewster I parked in Markel Memorial Park which is closer to the southern end than Southeast Town Park. The directions are spot on. It's a great, relaxing trail, paved all the way,with a couple small hills. WebThere are 7 ways to get from Hopewell Junction to Appalachian Trail Museum by train, taxi, car or plane. We started from the southern endpoint in Hopewell Junction and rode the trail to Poughkeepsie where we rode over the Walkway Over The Hudson on onto the Hudson Valley Rail Trail to New Paltz. My goal was to get to Whaley Lake but will have to return when Spring temperatures permit. Explore the most popular wheelchair friendly trails near Hopewell Junction with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you. I rode this over two separate weekends, Once from the Wassaic train station to Millerton, and once from Millerton to almost the end of the trail. Either someone was reading the plans upside down, or there will be a very unusual L shaped RT pedestrian bridge at this crossing. The Harlem Valley Trail from Taconic State Park to Wassaic (Metro North Station) spans 24 miles through beautiful farmland and marshy areas with Mountain ranges on both sides (Berkshire and Catskills). Good food and drinks. Either way you are going up a 1-3% grade until the level area near Whaley Lake. Most oddly, I had noted on the south side the new grade was offset from the grade on the north side. Lots of gradual uphill going north which made the return trip easier. But the tracks seemed to be holding up well, evenin areas where they crossed roads to form one-lane tunnels. I noticed that a few of the bridges are a couple of inches higher than the trail surface, and I'm not saying a little bump, I'm saying stop and walk it or fall off your bike bumps. I also love walking In Mathews park although that is more of a city trail to me not as much nature as these are concrete paved and you pass near traffic and such. The second section we rode, going North from the Brewster trailhead at Lake Tonetta, offers views of the ice pond and the great swamp, with hills in the distance. THIS TIME I STARTED FROM HOPEWELL JUNCTION JUST A MILE OR 2 OFF THE TACONIC PKWY. The parking lot at Overocker road is small. Some sections of the trail can be quite remote; Ive ridden miles without seeing another biker/runner. - the NEW wood mileage markers DO NOT coincide with the OLD green metal mileage markers. Work has begun on the section between these, although it seems to be off to a slow start. Traversing a wooded corridor, this segment offers a quiet place to reflect and remember those who have served their country.The path continues through the town of East Fishkill and ends in Hopewell Junction. Started in Niverville and headed south to Valatie, then back north to North Chatham and back to Niverville. It is nicely paved and was gorgeous with the leaves still retaining some colorful leaves. Don't forget your camera for a selfie or groupie on the bridge overlooking the Hudson. Now that most of the snow has melted I ventured East from Greenhaven up Depot Hill by bike. More than anything, Im drawn to the tiny, out-of-the-way hamlets strung out along these bike paths. Whether you're getting ready to hike, bike, trail run, or explore other outdoor activities, AllTrails has 3 scenic trails in the WebStart from the Mount Beacon Park trailhead parking area. The trail starts at the Charcoal Burners Trailhead Route 301. Since then, they have done exactly that and I find that the William Steinhaus Dutchess Rail Trail is the best trail I've ridden yet! Have you done this adventure? Will do again in the fall and take my camera! It is worth the short trip everytime I go there. I'll be avoiding the section from Wappingers to Fishkill from now on, it's far too depressing. It is shady and flat as a pancake except for the normal bridge crossing. The trail surface is paved asphalt and smooth. Start from the Mount Beacon Park trailhead parking area. Trail in fine shape. Contractor actively working on trail putting down base and working on trestles. During the Highly recommend. But hardly noticeable. You walk down a flight of steps, ride down Peaceable Hill Road to Rt. I BIKED THE HUDSON VALLEY RAIL TRAIL TO TONY WILLIAMS PARK( WHICH WAS TO THE LEFT OF THE PARKING LOT) THE PARK HAD A NICE COVERED PICNIC AREA ,IF YOU WANTED TO START AND END YOUR RIDE THERE. About 65 minutes to the turn around point, very leisurely done but flew back to Hopewell Junction at 17 mph and 40 minutes. Whether you're looking for an easy walking trail or a bike trail like the Timp-Torne Trail and North County Trailway. 29 miles round trip on a perfect day (7/22/21). if you have a spot in mind, or if your trail town could make great promotional use of pictures. I rode this trail on 7/7/16. This trail is a gem. with a kiosk - at the northern trail head terminus (and will be forever) at Morgan Lake technicaly in the CITY of Poughkkepsie there is a small like county park within the Morgan Lake city park with benches,a kiosk,flowers and now a new memorial for Michael Murphy - the southern end does not go all the way to the old depot in Hopewell Jct. Make a right on Main St/Rt 6 followed by a right onto Peaceable Hill Rd. Yes, there are quite a few "in loving memory" benches on a particular stretch but it's really not a big deal. Also, there are many signs to "Stay on the Trail" to avoid snakes, poison ivy, and ticks, as well as "Stay off the Tracks" or private property. MOST of the people who used the rail trail are pleasant and polite. On my walk down to Southeast Park today, I checked what I suppose will be an "entrance" to this path, accessible from Pumphouse Rd. We started in Hopewell Junction and ended at a park right outside of Brewster. Todays one way mileage for that section was also about 5 miles; a great ride, and you can ride much farther (we often go as far as Whalley Lake, just not today) as the trail goes all the way to Hopewell Junction where you can pick up the Dutchess Rail Trail. All three trails total 22 miles one way, 44 miles return. WebRail trail along the former Maybrook Line. Great day on the Maybrook. While a fire station advertised a fish-fry, jaunty old barns tilted in the grass. All are great. The trail great the only problem that is happing is that you need to repaint handicap parking areas. Phase 4 construction is now underway. Most of what remains is Enjoy and don't believe the haters! Surface is very good and well maintained. The only problem was that it incorrectly listed a particular parking lot and sent me on a wild goose chase for a non existent parking lot. The scenery is nice but it is very monotonous with lakes being the only real variation to the trees and the disused railroad that encompasses the rest of the Maybrook Trailway. Come on out and enjoy the outdoors with a stroll or bike ride with family and friends along the WRS Dutchess Rail Trail. Thanks ! Dutchess county to the twn. It was nice with the fall color, but there is not much else to see. After pushing my bike uphill for a stretch it wasnt clearing. Work on the new grade up to the bridge had begun. Section of track along the defunct Maywood line, just east of Hopewell Junction, New York. Mostly wooded with interesting rock cuts along this section. I understand there are a couple of services not far from some of the crossings (e.g. Hike the Perkins/Fahnestock/Charcoal Burners Trail Loop. A few notes: bathrooms available at Southeast Town Park (start of trail, adjacent to Lake Tonetta). Just did about 14 miles on this trail. I rode about 14.5 miles from Hopewell Junction to Holmes, a mile or so past Whaley Lake. WebHarlem Valley Rail Trail Connecting Dutchess County :: Hopewell Junction :: European Salon - Hair & Beauty Salon 796 Route 82 Hopewell Junction, NY, 12533 Phone: 845-221-2300 Website: www.europeansalonny.com European Salon is a Full-Service Hair & Beauty Salon in Hopewell Junction, NY. Started at Hopewell Junction. Did it 3 times during the week, so no idea whats its like on the weekend. (the village and RR) phase 3 (a,b and c) construction is underway from CR 49 Manchester Rd. THERE ARE NUMEROUS CROSSINGS AND PORTAPOTTY'S ALONG THE WAY, ALONG WITH A BIKE SHOP AT ABOUT MILE MARKER 7.ABOUT A 1/2 MILE BEFORE OVEROCKER RD. There's plenty of parking at this spot. All in all I would definitely recommend this trail, and you may also want to look up the Harlem Valley Rail Trail near Wassaic and the Wallkill Rail Trail that passes through New Paltz. Few amenities so pack a lunch and plenty of water. It has a short road hop to an on-ramp to the Trailway. Recommended option. It's a lovely, well maintained trail that connects to the walkway over the hudson and the hudson valley rail trail. That section now runs along afew already-built, paved and bike-able trailways: the North County Trailway, South County Trailway, Old Put are a few (and theyre great). This is one of my favorite hikes in the Clarence Fahnestock State Park. If you are in the area I would highly recomend you take the time and visit this rail trail. The plan calls for a continuous off-road, shared-use pathway from New York City to Buffalo. There is STILL no bridge over Maloney Rd. 07/29 would begin the actual placement of the bridge sections - on Wed. 07/31 should be the installation of the final bridge section over the hwy. To reach this parking lot from I-84, take Exit Simply the best! If the sponsorship helps maintain the trail, so be it. Got to the Walkway and were rewarded with a great view and friendly folks! From there the bike trail is quite good for a while, but then you have to bike on the road. County Exec. Also if hilly around the start. Will explore the other half next week starting in Brewster. The adjacet sand/ soil path is level, clean and well maintained. It was once a two-track freight line, but one track was removed in 1962; which is where the bike path is situated. Starts at the Hopewell Depot trailhead in Hopewell Junction and ends at the Mid-Hudson Bridge. I'd highly recommend trying it at sunrise. The only thing that would be great to see would be mile markers. adventures and follow local regulations. There is some non-trail surface (sidewalk, shared road) but very little and not much of a distraction from the beauty of the rest of the trail. Fishkill Ridge is a strenuous but rewarding hike, and one of the less known areas in the Hudson Valley. I did it round trip and it is one of the best maintained trails I have been on Again thank you Mr Steinhaus. Just tried the trail for the first time doing the first 10 miles from Southeast Town Park. The trail is wide with plenty of room for three bikes to pass each other and there are not too many road crossings and none of them are busy roads. Also paved a few hundred yards south and east toward Danbury. Become a member and wear your FREE T-Shirt with pride. I recommend this. THE TRAIL IS NICELY SHADED FOR THE MOST PART WITH SOME RACERS ON THE ROAD. From Hopewell, It continued to Poughkeepsie. A previously existing segment of approximately five miles heads east from Brewster towards Danbury, Connecticut via the East Branch Reservoir. Almost all of the forms have been removed,except for 2 small protrusions, presumabely to anchor the new bridge once finaly in place.There was no activity at Diddell Rd.At the Sprout Creek bridge,near the SR376 crossing in East Fishkill, I was now able to see the exact nature of the work being done. The trail is also narrow in spots making it uncomfortably close for bikes traveling in opposing directions. I parked at Pumphouse Rd which is right before the Tonetta Lake parking area. At Hopewell Junction, it provides a seamless link to the William R. Steinhaus Dutchess Rail Trail,and onward to the Walkway over the Hudson State Parkand the Hudson Valley Rail Trail in Ulster County. Of course these attributes means it can get a little crowded by mid-afternoon on a weekend, but that's easily avoidable by starting early. There are no services between Brewster and HJ, and the trail feels pretty remote, but there's lots of nice scenery. Explore the rich history of the area through our interactive museum and through the restorations of the Depot, Tower and soon to be Caboose. All in all, a really nice trail, good variety of sections and sights. Stone house in Holmes, New York, in view of the (potential) route of the Empire State Trail, Putnam County. We mapped it using RTC's directions to the endpoint in Hopewell Junction. Not too many people maybe because there was a warm summer rain that felt pretty nice. Seems that some are bummed by a few sponsored or memorialized benches at the beginning of this ride, but otherwise this is a relaxing 28+ mile round trip from Hopewell Jct. Turn right onto NY 9G, which becomes Washington St., for 0.6 mile. Since the tracks havent been used in years, what kind of shape would they be in? Where the trail crosses busy roads, the trail is on a bridge very nice! There are mile markers but they are easy to miss and I wasn't quite sure what they were counting up or down towards as they did not start at 0. Flat & well kept, great for beginner cycling and great for a stroll. It is wide, flat and has great shade. In Hopewell Junction, the trail ends at the Hopewell Depot, standing since 1873, which now houses a museum and historical photo gallery. So you could ride more than 100 miles paved off-road. Ive been riding this trail weekly since June 2021. Your reward is that the other end of the trail as you ride east is a very nice section past East Branch Reservoir, including a long section right along the water. easy walking trail or a bike trail like the Timp-Torne Trail and Diddell Road Trailhead in It was a nice leisurely ride up to Walkway on the Hudson in Poughkeepsie. A special thanks to NY Senator Charles Schumer (D) for negotiating the deal with CSX for acquisition of the CSX ROW property in the city of Poughkeepsie by the Walkway organization - the 'friends" of the Walkway.I had read that originaly CSX had wanted $6M for the property but the Dyson foundation had apraised the property at only $2M.The final deal negotiated by Mr. Shumer would be for a tad more than $1M.Once the Walkway group has legal ownership of the property,they are to turn the property over to Dutchess county.The undeveloped ROW between the Walkway OTH state park and the current northern terminus of the Dutchess RT will be a part of the Dutchess RT - phase 5. At the SR36 crossing, there has been no new work. So, Maybrookdoesnt carry trains much anymore: Now, Metro-North uses the tracks to move equipment between its lines. Trail was very well maintained, well marked with mileage points. From Brewster you ride northward past Ice Pond with its very long straight stretch (one mile?) The trail is very well maintained, and an easy ride. also - I had originaly thought the soft section of the trail was ostensibly for Equestrian use (and also runners/walkers) but does not seem so - seems there has been a change since the original 2006 design and trail usage. I did the 3 trails which combine to 18 miles in each direction. Great trail. As of 4 July 2016. There are a few cyclists who ride like they are on the Tour'de France and don't say anything when the pass you from behind. being an old RR grade, the slope is not perceptible, except at certain road crossings where a RR bridge used to be. There are numerus parking areas along the trail from North to South. As of May 2015 this trailway consists of crushed stone and runs along a railroad track separated by a fence. We traversed the "Walkway Over The Hudson" bridge which is the world's longest pedestrian bridge over water at 1.28 miles and reaches above the Hudson River 212 feet. Love it so much. They should rename it the funeral mile. No doubt in my mind whether or not its open. Ive completed the Wilton trails in Lovers Lane, Entrance near Orems Dinner and Mathews Park. There were signs that seemed to indicate the path was closed but numerous people were entering on foot, rollerblade, and bikes. The route is very open since the trail parallels the old (still there) tracks, theres a feeling of openness bright sun the entire way. After many years of driving over an hour from NJ to Turner st in Hopewell Junction to ride the Dutchess trail to Walkway Over the Hudson - it was fun to go south / east in the other direction. It's well paved, shaded most of the way, and there are only slight changes in elevation, so though it's a long ride it's doable by most. The trail, which is owned and was built by Metro North Rail, occupies the former secondary track of the Beacon Line. It is obvious the volunteers who take care of this trail do a great job (thanks, Ron! Its a short hike but you certainly could go further up. THE TRAIL WAS PAVED ALL THE WAY AND NICELY SHADED WITH RASPBERRIES GROWING ALONG THE SIDES, I RETURNED TO THE START OF THE WALKWAY OVER THE HUDSON TRAIL WHICH WAS CROWDED BUT THAT WAS TO EXPECTED SEEING ITS POPULARITY AND GREAT VIEWS. More of us should take the time when seeing these people doing work to keep this trail. But I could see this being pretty spectacular in the Fall, and its very quiet and peaceful. I RODE PART OF THIS TRAIL LAST YEAR FROM THE WALKWAY OVER THE HUDSON. There are forest areas, beautiful mountain streams, marshlands, swamps, and then Whaley Lake. The big question is whether the County will be able to acquire the rights from CSX to the 1 mile piece from Morgan Lake (near DCC) to the foot of the Walkway Over The Hudson. The end of this trail leads right into the Walkway over the Hudson. The trail is well maintained and wide enough for multiple use. Since it was paved with asphalt last year, this is a very smooth trail. Your donation will help us to continue connecting more people to trails around the country. Dutchess Rail Trail: Hopewell Junction to Poughkeepsie (13.5 mi.) At Eastern end it looks like the trail will eventually be paved to the CT border or even further. I got the Trail Link app which showed me where I was along the way. The walkway over Hudson and Hudson valley rail trial that finishes in Tony Williams park. The trailhead parking lots are on Lake Wilton Rd. Trail is flat and The perfect place to stroll and enjoy fall colors. Dream and hope for the day when this trail fully connects with Hudson Valley Rail Trail. There are some great view points along this route. Continue on US 9 N for 14.4 miles to NY 9G in Poughkeepsie; you will travel under the Walkway Over the Hudson on the way to this exit. So far, there are two pieces completed with a parking area at the ends of each segment. The section from Old Manchester Rd to Lake Logan is now open!!! Trail Ratings 5.0 from 2 votes #1 I traveled from CT to come try this trail. Check or FAQs for more common login questions. I just want to thank Mr Steinhaus for his great for his great work in making this trail a reality. This section ends at a trailhead parking area in Hopewell Junction, several hundred yards west of Route 82, which includes a railroad depot museum and public restrooms. This 15-mile section features long stretches of trail, with relatively few access points or crossroads. After Morgan Lake, the trail begins to turn south, running through the communities of Arlington and LaGrangeville and skirting the eastern edge of Red Oaks Mill. This trail is great despite the middle aged men speeding past you at 90 mph on their LeMonds. The Hudson Valley Rail trail is a great place to have fun and share a walk with a friend, walk your dogs or enjoy a bike ride. I imagine because of the width of the railroad tracks and the trail making this pretty much in the sun for most of the ride. Nice and smooth. A few scenic spots along the way but rare massive vistas if thats what you like. It is Beautiful day for a late October ride. way too many people on rhe bridge but it is labor day weekend. The TrailLink map (as of 8/3/22) shows the trail ending here. We just finished riding this trail yesterday 9/9/19 and we have to say this is the best maintained paved trail we have ever rode our bikes on. The next highest ascent for wheelchair-friendly trails is Dutchess Rail Trail with 242 ft of elevation gain. Had a great ride along the Dutchess Trail. But flew back to Hopewell Junction and ends at the Charcoal Burners route... 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