A scenic rest spot along the Bronx River Reservation, featuring a beautiful stone spillway, grass area and benches. Named for Ann Helen Jacobs, the wife of Raymond A. Jacobs, a great supporter of Westchester County Parks.

The 807-acre Bronx River Reservation is a picturesque backdrop along this paved trail, located immediately adjacent to the Bronx River Parkway. The trek spans central Westchester in three sections, totaling nine miles, from Valhalla to Yonkers.

A 135-acre preserve of unspoiled forest and wetlands including a five-acre lake, trails and boardwalks.

A 97 acre park featuring a picturesque view of the Croton dam and spillway, with a fountain that flows in season.

Located on the 504 acre park, the nature center displays exhibits about the Hudson River, local history, and flora and fauna.

Hudson River Canoes and car top-carried boats can be launched here seven days a week from 8am til dusk. Open April through October.

Many rare birds, including Snow Bunting, Snowy Owl, Barrows Goldeneye and Red-necked Grebe have been seen here on Playland Lake and the Long Island Sound.

The blue water of Mohansic Lake picturesquely sits amid the green rolling countryside of northern Westchester.

George's Island Park is a diverse Hudson River waterfront park and can accommodate up to 21 feet in length.

Graham Hills is a predominately natural area consisting of upland forest.

A 33-acre woodland preserve with live animals, trails, ponds, orchards, maple-sugaring site, gardens, live animal displays, and lawn.

This corridor brings walkers and hikers from New Rochelle to Harrison along a 12-mile, unpaved path that is also a favorite of equestrians. Linger at one of several parks or historic sites along the route.

A 112-acre park consisting of native woodlands offers excellent hiking opportunities and a spectacular view from the top. Park closes at dusk.

Kensico Dam Plaza is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Bronx River Parkway Reservation.

Kingsland Point Park is situated along the Hudson River shoreline just north of the Tappan Zee Bridge.

Hiking and walking trails, nature study. Open daily, dawn to dusk.

Over 35 acres overlook the Hudson River and Palisades Mountains.

Diverse habitats on 160 acres along the Long Island Sound, including woods, fields and salt marsh.

Row boats and canoe rentals available on weekends only. Tent sites and lean-tos are available all year. Freshwater fishing and hiking are among the many activities to enjoy.

Muscoot Farm depicts life as it would have been lived on a country gentleman's farm, circa 1880-1950.

Begin this enjoyable trail in Eastview in the Town of Greenburgh, and head north to Baldwin Place in Somers. This paved, multi-use trail spans 22.1 miles in Westchester County.

For more than 150 years the trail atop the Old Croton Aqueduct has linked communities along the lower Hudson River. This tree-lined 26.2 mile portion of the 41-mile trailway offers glimpses of historic and architectural treasures along the way.

Oscawana is a natural Hudson River waterfront park that is bisected by Furnace Dock Road and the Hudson Division Railroad Line.

This park is a former water supply reservoir.

Variety of habitats including wetlands, woodlands, meadows, fields and lakes. Hiking, bridle trails, fishing, nature trail.

City-owned facility of 47 acres of wildlife preserve with ponds, streams and hiking trails which provides a full range of environmental education programs and activities.

Saxon Woods park is distinguished by large tracts of natural woodland containing steep rock outcrops and wetlands.

Silver Lake Preserve is a beautiful lake and densely wooded land preserve. Fishing, hiking, and walking trails, nature study.

From Eastview in the Town of Greenburgh you can head south, along finished sections of this paved trail, to Barney Street in Yonkers. When completed, this trail will span a total of 14.1 miles to the New York City Border.

The park lies along a ridge between the north and south bound roadways of the Sprain Brook Parkway.

This park is situated on a ridge line along the western side of the Saw Mill River Parkway.

Environmental education and nature preserve offering birds of prey and animal displays, seasonal and ongoing programs and events.

The park boasts a splendid design of developed landscape leading into the natural environment.

These natural parcels are separated by the Hutchinson River Parkway.

V.E. Macy Park is situated between Saw Mill River Road, the New York State Thruway and the Saw Mill River Parkway.

Fly fishing is available on the river that flows through the reservation.

The Westchester RiverWalk will be a continuous trail paralleling Westchester County's entire Hudson River shoreline from Yonkers to Peekskill.

Eight miles of hiking trails in a 625-acre nature sanctuary. Trail maps available at entrance.

Woodlands lake is located off of the Saw Mill River Parkway. (northbound access only)