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| ______________________________________ Blue Mountain Reservation ______________________________________ Download PDF You will need Adobe Reader to view PDF files Click here to download ............................................................................ Blue Mountain Reservation is located in Peekskill, NY. It features a range of trails suited for all levels of ability. By train: Take Metro North to the Cortlandt station. From the station go north on Route 9A. In Montrose, rurn right on Montrose Station Road. At the beginning of the seasonal highway (there are plenty of signs), turn left on Washington Street. At Welcher Avenue intersection, turn right into park. By Car: From South: Route 9A to 9 North. Exit at Welcher Avenue; turn right and follow to park entrance. From North: Route 9 South. Exit at Welcher Avenue; turn left and follow to park enterance. |
| ______________________________________ Sprain Ridge Park ______________________________________ Download PDF ........................................................................... The Sprain is on the border of Yonkers and Greenburgh, squeezed between the NYS Thruway on the West and the Sprain Brook Parkway on the East. The park has terrain that will suit the beginner to the advanced rider. It is an ideal park for Single speed bikes as the elevations are minimal. That's not to say, there isn't climbs...there are. Some of the most technical riding in Westchester resides in the park thanks to numerous tree falls, rock formations and tight trail layout. By Car: Take the Sprain Brook Parkway to the Jackson Ave Exit. Follow Jackson Ave West for about a quarter mile, and the park entrance is on your left. Follow the entrance round up to the pool area. By Train: Get off at the Tuckahoe Station and follow Tuckahoe Road West to East Grassy Sprain Road and make a right. Ride parallel to the highway approximately 2-3 miles and then turn left on Jackson Ave. Go about a quarter mile, and the park entrance is on your left. Just past the entrance to the pool there is a huge parking lot. There are trail heads at the North-East & South-West corners of the lot that are marked with county signs. |
| ______________________________________ Graham Hills Park ______________________________________ Download PDF ........................................................................... Graham Hills Park features several miles of aggressive single track for the intermediate to advanced rider. The entrance is located in Pleasantville on Rt 117, just East of the Taconic State Parkway. By Car: From the Taconic Parkway Southbound - Exit at Route 100 / Route 133 Millwood Exit. At end of ramp make a left and follow route 100 South. Route 100 merges with 9A South, then follow to exit for route 117. At light at end of ramp make a left onto Rt 117 and follow until you see park entrance on right (about 1/4 mile) From the Sprain Brook Parkway / Taconic Parkway Northbound - exit at route 117 exit and at the end of the ramp, make a right turn and a quick right into park entrance. From Saw Mill Parkway Southbound - Exit at Taconic state Parkway North exit. Stay to the right and exit the Taconic immediately at Rt 117 exit, and at the end of the ramp make a right turn and a quick right into the park entrance. From Saw Mill Parkway Southbound - Exit at exit #26 Taconic Parkway North. Stay to the right and exit the Taconic immediately at Rt 117 exit. Make a right turn at the end of the ramp and then a quick right into the park entrance. By Train: Take Metro North Railroad to the Pleasantville Station, when you exit the train walk to the stairs towards the rear of the train. Take steps up to Bedford Road. Make a right out of the stairs and ride down Bedford road, this will take you to the park but you must turn left at the intersection of Bedford and Pleasantville roads. There is a 7-11 almost on the corner of that intersection. If you get to the Grand Union or the Volkswagen dealership you missed it. Follow Bedford road which will become 117 until you see the park entrance on the left. |
| ______________________________________ Additional directions to Blue Mountain ______________________________________ From the north: Route 84 to Route 9 South (exit 13). Continue South for 25 minutes till you come to Annsville Circle. Stay on Route 9. You will go around the circle and over a bridge, and then a right turn. (This is still Route 9). Take this to Welcher Avenue Exit and at the bottom of the ramp make a left. Continue to 1/4 mile to 4 way intersection and go straight. This is the entrance to Blue Mountain Reservation. From the South NJ: Garden State Parkway to the end. Get on 87 South. Get on Palisades North. Take this to the end. Watch close for left hand exits by 18, make sure you stay on the Palisades. At the end of the Palisades cross the Bear Mountain Bridge. After the bridge make a right and continue along side of the mountain with the Hudson River on your right. At the bottom follow signs for Route 9 South. Take this to Welcher Avenue exit. Make a left at the bottom of the ramp and continue straight through the next intersection. This is the entrance of Blue Mountain. From the South: Cross over the Tapan Zee Bridge. Exit 8A is the Saw Mill River Parkway North. Take this to the Taconic North (exit 26 I believe) Take the Taconic to Route 9A/Route 100 exit. Follow Route 9a North, In Croton on Hudson it will merde with Route 9, continue North. Exit at Welcher Avenue and at the bottom of the ramp make a right. Continue straight at the next intersection into Blue Mountain Reservation. From CT: 95 to 287 West exit 3 to Taconic/Sprain Parkway. Get on going North. Take Taconic to Route 9A/Route 100 exit. Follow Route 9a North, In Croton on Hudson it will merge with Route 9, continue North. Exit at Welcher Avenue and at the bottom of the ramp make a right. Continue straight at the next intersection into Blue Mountain Reservation. |
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