
Hand Hollow Public Conservation Area
447 acres, 2.8 miles of trails, easy to moderate hiking
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Adventure unfolds in every direction. Hike wooded trails, paddle winding waterways, ski snowy slopes, or simply wander through breathtaking landscapes. Columbia County’s parks, preserves, and open spaces offer year-round opportunities to explore, play, and reconnect with nature.

447 acres, 2.8 miles of trails, easy to moderate hiking

518 acres of wooded property and some open brush land, with a 10 acre lake on the southern portion of the property
Welcome to the Harlem Valley Rail Trail, two sections totaling 26+ paved miles through stunning Columbia and Dutchess County landscapes. Since the

6 acres, 1.5 miles of trails, easy to moderate hiking

The Harris property includes 1.9 miles of trails on 76 acres of land. The hemlock forests provide habitat for a variety of

2,007 acres of multiple use area managed for timber production, watershed protection, wildlife habitat, and recreation. Featured activities include hiking, camping, paddling

47 acres, 1.5 miles of trails, easy to moderate hiking

Accessible only by boat, Hudson River Islands State Park facilities are concentrated on the islands of Gay’s Point and Stockport Middle Ground.
95 acre preserve is one of only five freshwater tidal swamps in New York State. A half-mile boardwalk on the preserve allows

Private and public hunts on 1000 acres devoted to hunting duck, deer, and turkey. Also, members can trout fish and camp out

319 acre Livingston State Forest features scenic views of the Hudson River and opportunities for a variety of uses. There are no

The 70-acres of Van Buren Nature Trails are made up of four well marked all season trails, including a 1.4-mile outer loop
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