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Enjoy the Ice Caves and their unique geological features, found in few places on Earth. Finish the day up with a hike through scenic pine forests to finally view 187’ high Verkeerderkill Falls.
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This state park on the eastern tip of Long Island offers excellent hiking trails that take advantage of both the beach views and wooded diversity.
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There is a ton to do at this park, with its numerous carriage roads and footpaths for hikes, horseback riding, biking, and trail runs. The beautiful and picturesque Lake Minnewaska is prime for swimming and summer day camp excursions.
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The Terrance Pond Loop is a scenic 4.7-mile trail within the Wawayanda State Park, about an hour and a half from New York City.
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Only 1.5 hours away, this hike just outside NYC makes you feel like you are in another world. Whether by car or by the beautifully scenic Metro North train ride, the Bull Hill (and Little Stony Point) trails are a must-see for those NYC-ers seeking an easy day trip out of the city.
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Babbling brooks, rocky hilltop clearings with views of NYC, and even a mini waterfall -- Norvin Green State Forest has a ton to offer those seeking a day trip escape into the wilderness.
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Finding places to go outdoors near NYC (especially without a car) can be tough. Here's a roundup of a few must-do trails accessible via public transportation.
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