Living in New York is every adventurer’s ultimate paradise, with a variety of landscapes and outdoor spaces to explore everywhere you turn. No matter how many different places you explore in our state though, some trails just end up leaving a more lasting impression than others. Leading you to views that you’ll never forget, check out why you need to hike along this one trail that’s absolutely breathtaking.
Head down to Putnam County and explore the small town of Garrison to find a scenic adventure that you’ll love.
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Constitution Marsh Audubon Center And Sanctuary features a mile-long hike that begins by taking you through the forest.
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At the center, you’ll find informational signs that tell you about some of the birds and wildlife that you may spot while you’re here, a popular viewing spot that many New Yorkers enjoy visiting.
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But it’s at the very end of the trail that you’ll find a spectacular view waiting before you.
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Leading you out onto the tidal marsh where the Hudson Highlands are all around you, this boardwalk is one of our favorites to explore in our state.
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The 700-foot-long boardwalk gives you amazing views from no matter where you are out on the 270-acre Hudson River marsh.
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Scenery that wears every season well, the boardwalk provides an adventurous way to get out on the water and enjoy the fall foliage.
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Free to visit and easy to find, you’ll want to be sure to cross off this amazing hike from your bucket list.
Tom Dragisics/Google The hike out to the boardwalk is one that isn’t too long or difficult, but like most hikes in this region, you can expect to tackle some slightly rocky terrain and steep areas. Another thing to keep in mind is that the parking lot for the Constitution Marsh Audubon Center isn’t too large in size, so the earlier you can arrive, the better. To find out more information, click here.
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The hike out to the boardwalk is one that isn’t too long or difficult, but like most hikes in this region, you can expect to tackle some slightly rocky terrain and steep areas. Another thing to keep in mind is that the parking lot for the Constitution Marsh Audubon Center isn’t too large in size, so the earlier you can arrive, the better. To find out more information, click here.
Have you ever been to the Constitution Marsh Audubon Center? For more magical places to stretch your legs, read about how This Easy Fall Hike In New York Is Under 2 Miles And You’ll Love Every Step You Take!
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