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New York
10.6 mi
Distance
620 ft
Gain
3h 50m
Time
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Hudson Valley Greenway Trail (Hudson to Kinderhook)
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This point-to-point trail follows the Hudson Valley Greenway, a scenic corridor connecting the historic riverfront towns of Hudson and Kinderhook in New York's Columbia County. The route traverses relatively gentle terrain along the Hudson River valley floor, offering pastoral views and access to the region's rich cultural and natural heritage. Ideal for a moderate day hike or a supported shuttle adventure, this trail showcases the beauty of the lower Hudson Valley.
Hudson Valley Greenway Trail (Olana to Hudson)
~8 min drive
Scenic Hudson Valley Greenway walk from Olana to Hudson with river views.
Albany-Hudson Electric Trail - Hiking
~16 min drive
Historic 22-mile point-to-point rail trail through Hudson Valley woodlands and wetlands.
Mary's Glen Trail
~25 min drive
A short point-to-point trail through a scenic New York glen.
Escarpment Trail
~27 min drive
Point-to-point escarpment hike with valley views in the Catskills.
Schutt Road
~27 min drive
Easy out-and-back woodland walk near Schutt Road in New York.
Ore Pit Pond Trail
~28 min drive
Easy point-to-point pond trail offering scenic water views in New York.
Poet's Ledge Trail
~28 min drive
Short point-to-point hike featuring ledge views and rock formations.
Hudson Valley Greenway Trail (Tivoli to Olana)
~28 min drive
Scenic 16.5-mile Hudson Valley riverside point-to-point with river views and historic sites.
Batavia Kill Trail
~30 min drive
Short point-to-point walk along Batavia Kill creek in the Catskills.
Blackhead Trail
~30 min drive
Short point-to-point trail to Blackhead Mountain in the Catskills.