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The 750-mile Empire State Trail showcases New York’s special places, diverse history, and iconic landscapes. The Trail welcomes bicyclists and walkers of all ages and abilities to experience the Empire State’s urban centers, village main streets, rural communities, and diverse history, from New York City through the Hudson River Valley ...
The Empire State Trail is a multi-use trail in New York State that was proposed by Governor Andrew Cuomo in January 2017 and completed in December 2020. The trail runs from Manhattan north to the Canada–United States border in Rouses Point near the northern tip of Lake Champlain, and also from Buffalo to Albany.
1Manhattan Greenway TrailThe Battery to Inwood Hill. 2NYC On-Road SectionInwood Hill to Van Cortlandt Park. 3Bronx and Westchester South County TrailVan Cortlandt Park to Elmsford. 4Westchester North County TrailElmsford to New Castle. 5Westchester North County Trail & Putnam TrailwayNew Castle to Mahopac. 6Putnam TrailwayMahopac to Brewster.
This detailed guidebook includes full-color maps of the 400-mile trail route from New York City to Albany to Canada, plus information about nearby lodging, bike shops, visitor centers, parks, and tourism attractions.
This interactive map of the Empire State Trail shows you town locations, distances, and services along the trails.
The Empire State Trail is a trail system spanning the state of New York from New York City to the Canadian border, as well as from Albany to Buffalo. At 750 miles, the Empire State Trail is the longest multi-use trail in the country.
Feb 23, 2021 · The Empire State Trail is divided into three sections: the Hudson Valley Greenway Trail, the Champlain Valley Trail, and the Erie Canalway Trail. A comprehensive map on the website details the three major trails and their connections, detailing which paths are on- or off-road.
Feb 7, 2023 · Nearly four years after Governor Andrew Cuomo proposed a 750-mile trail between New York City and Canada and Albany and Buffalo, the dream is now a reality. The Empire State Trail, the longest multi-use trail network in the nation, is officially complete and open to the public.... Continue reading.
OPRHP Empire State Trail (EST) Program. Are you a trail user looking to plan your trip? Visit Empiretrail.ny.gov to find information including: Digital web-map with detailed routing, lodging options, and points-of-interest. Trip planning features; FAQ's about the trail; Trail development documents & resources
The 750-mile Empire State Trail welcomes bicyclists and hikers to explore New York State’s extraordinary experiences, people, and places.
