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Nice park by the train station in Cold spring with nice views by the water. Great place to relax on a warm evening.

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Washburn Trailhead - Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve

Washburn Trailhead - Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve

(3 reviews)

Cold Spring - Gear Up, Adventurers! From Grand Central, the…read morerails carry you north in just one hour and eighteen minutes a ride where the Hudson keeps pace at your side, cliffs and forests sliding past like a living postcard. This is your prelude, the calm before the climb. The train doors open at Cold Spring, and the adventure begins on foot. Head up toward Main Street, then turn left onto Fair Street. For fourteen minutes, your path winds past proud Victorian homes, each with its own story etched into weathered wood and painted trim. Keep moving the trailhead awaits, and the mountain won't climb itself. The Hike From the parking area, you're faced with a choice: how far do you want to go? I'll be honest I set out intending to take the short route, but somehow managed to hike nearly the same distance as the full loop. So think of this as the "short loop" with a twist. Start by heading right onto the white-blazed Washburn Trail. Cornish Trail...The Washburn Trail to Bull Hill- The Washburn Trailhead rests low and close to the Hudson, where the river breathes in slow, steady ripples. From the very first step, the ground tilts upward, the path a quiet ribbon of gravel and dirt marked by small white discs nailed into the trees little beacons in the green. The climb is gentle but unrelenting, and the hum of the river fades behind you. Soon, the forest parts just enough to reveal the quarry, its pale walls catching the light like an old scar in the hillside. The air feels warmer here, still and echoing with the faint clink of loose stone underfoot. The trail bends right, slipping into a shoulder of the mountain. A tangle of side paths weaves between the trees, all pulling you higher. Through breaks in the canopy, the Hudson flashes silver to the south, and West Point sits in the distance like a fortress at the water's edge. The wind finds you in brief, cool bursts as the summit draws near. Less than two miles in, the crest of Bull Hill Taurus Mountain opens before you. The air is sharper up here, carrying the scent of pine and stone. On the descent, the path changes character, following an old fire road down the eastern slope. It's broad, quiet, and feels like it remembers the weight of the years. Eventually, it delivers you to the still intersection of the Nelsonville and Notch Trails a place where the mountain exhales and the hike's story shifts.

This was a great hike. Trail was well marked and not crowded. There are some scrambling on the…read moreascent and a long straightforward descent. There are plenty of parking spots but they get taken quickly so arrived early. The views are worth he climb and time commitment. I would definitely recommend visiting the ruins. There are easy 3miles loop. 4.5 and 6miles loops. All marked and with beautiful views

We Out - Hikers having fun with group photos

We Out

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We Out (Philipa) guided a 10 person group to Hudson Highlands State Park and summited Bull Hill…read morewith an elevation of 1,421 feet in Cold Spring NY. I don't know what kind of hiker I would consider myself as I regularly hike a few of the Delaware Gap Appalachian trails and recently completed Lemon Squeeze in NY. I know a good tour guide when I see one though. Philipa built a full experience for the group, from getting to the mountain (public transportation, GPS if driving), what to pack, how to dress, fitness level suggestions, snack/lunch suggestions and weather updates. Even though the weather for our trip would not qualify for a regular summer day in July I felt prepared and mentally I had a great attitude (which I contributed to the preparedness). At the mountain Philipa went through basic necessities (bathroom uses), pacing and safety precautions. She also gave us information about the mountain which is the only reason I know exactly where I hiked and how high I climbed. We stopped the amount of times the group needed to and she built connections to the mountain giving us some historical information. After the hike we stopped in town for some ice cream and snacks. Overall I feel as each activity would be different as each mountain/trail provides different experiences. But for review purposes what I want to leave you with is that Philipa will not lead the 1st timer astray, an expert will learn at least 1 new fact and she caters each experience to the area. You will not regret it!!! You will love your experience!

Took Metronorth to Cold Spring, NY where we hiked the Hudson Highlands State Park. Our guide…read morePhilippa was amazing. She was so knowledgeable and shared so much with us. It felt great to meet new people and share this experience with them all. The climb to the summited Bull Hill aka Mt. Taurus with an elevation of 1,421′ was awesome. We got a small shower but it was refreshing. The meditation at the top was icing on this delicious cake. Philippa even shared with us the land we travelled which belonged to the Munsee, Lenape & Wappinger native people. That was so interesting to know. Highly recommend We Out for your hiking experience. It's great for all level hikers. Definitely signing up for future hikes with We Out!!!!

Kittatinny Canoes

Kittatinny Canoes

(95 reviews)

Full transparency, I have limited camping experience, and we booked our stay for Memorial Day…read moreweekend, which is typically a cold and rainy time, so we didn't get the chance to fully enjoy or experience the amenities. The staff was friendly and welcoming. The campsites are well-spaced, and each spot comes with a picnic table. The bathrooms were well-maintained and clean, and the water temperature was warm enough for a comfortable shower. The camp also has a small store with all the essentials, and there's a Walmart and McDonald's nearby for anything you may need beyond that. They keep the area tidy, with clean trash bins and bags provided, and the trash is picked up in the morning. The only downside was the lack of night patrol. There were several loud parties making it difficult to sleep, though I understand this is more of an issue with guests not being considerate. Additionally, the site next to ours had a notably loud snorer, which made things a bit more challenging. Overall, I had a pleasant stay and would recommend Kittatinny K-Camp.

5 Stars to Daniel and Chris for personal touch and finding us 4 working canoes for our group. 1…read morestar is for Kittatinny Canoes cheapness and non-working, very outdated equipment. Pocono/Delaware scenery is definitely 5 stars but it is not KC achievement. We have used KC for the last 20 years every year, and firsthand witnessed how it is going downhill. On the last trip, none of the canoes had working foot rests, which is a must have if you want to row correctly and not break your back. And that is where, Daniel and Chris came to the rescue - they dove into 2 trailers and found us 4 working boats. It is a good thing that it was a mid-week and they were able to provide such personal touch. Just sad when you see a company going downhill like that.

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