Nyack Beach
Nyack Beach State Park is a stunning 61-acre riverfront preserve located along the majestic Hudson River. Nestled at the base of Hook Mountain, the park offers a serene escape for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Its scenic beauty and accessibility make it a beloved destination for hiking, bicycling, and picnicking along the waterfront. The park’s well-maintained trails, framed by the rugged cliffs of Hook Mountain on one side and the sparkling Hudson on the other, offer breathtaking views and a chance to immerse yourself in the natural splendor of the Hudson Valley.
In addition to its trails, Nyack Beach State Park provides excellent access to the Hudson River, making it a hotspot for water-based recreation. Canoeists and kayakers can launch directly from the park’s shoreline, enjoying calm waters and panoramic vistas of the river. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful paddle, an invigorating hike, or a leisurely afternoon by the water, Nyack Beach State Park offers something for everyone. Its rich natural setting and recreational opportunities make it a cherished part of the Hudson Valley experience.
Friends Above Us
Our network of parks are home to some of the most diverse range of birds on the east coast. Here are just a few of the species to keep an eye out for:
Friends Among Us
The parks, with their mixture of forests, riverfronts, and wetlands, provide a habitat for a variety of wildlife. As a visitor, you might encounter the following:
Friends Around Us
The network of trees that span Rockland Lake, Hook Mountain, and the Nyack and Haverstraw beaches are some of our wisest teachers. Here's who to hug:
Friends Below Us
The estuary, where fresh and saltwater mix, creates a diverse habitat that is vital for many species. Here are a few to keep an eye (and line) out for:
