NY 65 Clover Street BIcycle RouteNY 65 Clover Street is signed as an on-road bicycle route for 8.1 miles from Mendon Ponds Park to East Avenue in the Town of Brighton8.1YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, Horse RidingShoulder LaneYPavedLake Ontario State ParkwayThe Lake Ontario State Parkway is a 35.05 mile parkway along the southern shore of Lake Ontario. The parkway has four travel lanes (two in each direction) with a six foot shoulder. The Parkway was opened for cycling in the early 1980's. Its eastern ter35.05YBikingShoulder LaneYPavedState Bike Route 25NY 25 State Bike Route begins at the intersection of NY Route 25, NY Route 25A and NY Route 111, a half mile east of the Town of Smithtown central business district and it continues northeast along NY Route 25A and then diverts to local roads in St James67YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedState Bike Route 27State Bicycle Route 27 is a signed on-road bicycle route that extends 30 miles along the South Fork of eastern Long Island from Southampton Village to the historic Montauk Point Lighthouse. State Bicycle Route 27 connects with State Bicycle Route 114 in30YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedHempstead Lake State ParkHempstead Lake State Park is a multi use facility. Included are 20 tennis courts, children's playgrounds, basketball courts, bridle trails for horse back riding, biking and hiking trails, shaded picnic areas and a historic hand carved wooden carousel. Th3YYYYWalking, Biking, Horse Riding, SkiingOff RoadYPavedUS Route 11 and Black River TrailThe Black River Trail is a NY State Scenic Byway. The trail runs from Rome, through the tug hill plateau along the western edge of the Adirondacks, to Ogdensburg.YYYYNNNBiking, Skating, Horse Riding, SkiingShared RoadwayYNNNNPavedOlympic TrailThe Olympic Trail is a NY State Scenic Byway traversing the state from Sackets Harbor on Lake Ontario to Keeseville near Lake Champlain. The highlight of the route is Lake Placid which hosted the Winter Olympic Games in 1932 and 1980.170YYYYBiking, Skating, Horse Riding, SkiingShared RoadwayYYYPaved, Gravel, Stone DustAdirondack TrailThe Adirondack Trail is a NY State Scenic Byway. Running from the southern to the northern border of the Adirondacks, there are plenty of roadside views through the Adirondack Park.188YYYYBiking, Skating, Horse Riding, SkiingOff RoadYYYPaved, Gravel, DirtState Bike Route 19State Bicycle Route 19 is a signed, on-road bicycle route that extends 109 miles from the Pennsylvania state line near the Village of Shongo to Hamlin Beach State Park on the shores of Lake Ontario. This route intersects New York State Bicycle Routes 5109YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedState Bike Route 14State Bicycle Route 14 is a signed, on-road bicycle route that extends 95 miles from the Pennsylvania state line near Elmira to Sodus Point on the shores of Lake Ontario. This route connects with Pennsylvania State Bicycle Route G. It also intersects N95YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedState Bike Route 208State Bike Route 208 is a signed, on-road bicycle route that connects Ulster and Orange Counties. It extends from Route 207 in the Town of Hamptonburgh, where it meets State Bike Route 17, to Main Street in New Paltz at Route 32, where it meets State Bi24YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedHeckscher State ParkLoop through Heckscher State Park with views of Great South Bay and Fire Island.4YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedLong Island Greenbelt TrailThe Long Island Greenbelt Trail is a designated National Recreation Trail and traverses Long Island connecting Sunken Meadow State Park on Long Island Sound to Heckscher State Park on Great South Bay. Opened in 1978 and 33 miles long, the Long Island Gr33YWalkingOff RoadYDirtBethpage State Parkway Shared Use PathThe Bethpage State Parkway Shared Use Path is one of Long Island's most heavily used shared use paths. The Bethpage Parkway Shared Use Path connects Bethpage State Park to the Massapequa Preserve at Merrick Road. Along half of its route the shared use pa6.8YYYYWalking, Biking, Horse Riding, SkiingOff RoadYPavedVillage of Bayville-West Harbor Drive Bike LanesVillage of Bayville bike lanes between Ludlam Avenue and Centre Island Road connects to Centre Island Park with expansive views of Oyster Bay Harbor and Long Island Sound.1YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedState Bike Route 32State Bike Route 32 is a signed, on-road bicycle route in Ulster County. It begins west of the Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, in the Town of Ulster, where Route 32 intersects Route 199, and it ends in the Village of New Paltz where Route 32 meets Routes 2919YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedBlydenburgh Park-Stump Pond TrailRichly forested hills and valleys at the headwaters of the Nissequogue River, rowing and fishing on lovely Stump Pond, casual strolls through the Blydenburgh Farm and New Mill Historic District featuring a grist mill...these are but a few of the attracti5.4YYYWalking, Horse Riding, SkiingOff RoadYDirtBrookhaven State Park-Brookhaven TrailOnce property of Brookhaven National Laboratory and former military installation called Camp Upton, Brookhaven State Park is 1,638-acres and is part of the central core of the Long Island Pine Barrens. The Park runs along the east side William Floyd Park4YWalkingOff RoadYDirtTown of Southampton-Old Riverhead/Squiretown Road Bike RouteA Town of Southampton Bike Route that traverses the Long Island Pine Barrens connecting State Bike Route 24 to Hampton Bays.1.2YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedValley Stream State ParkValley Stream State Park is a day-use picnic facility next to a highly-developed residential area. The park offers picnic areas with tables, fireplaces and grills; children's play areas; horseshoe, volleyball, basketball, bocce ball courts; ball fields;2YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedState Bike Route 25ANY 25A State Bike Route begins at the Cold Spring Harbor LIRR Station, at the intersection of NY Route 108 and Woodbury Road. Most of NY 25A State Bike Route through the Town of Huntington is along local roads. Beginning at Kings Park, the bike route con18YBikingShoulder LaneYPavedState Bike Route 24State Bicycle Route 24 begins at the Riverhead Traffic Circle and proceeds east through the Pine Barrens and a view of Peconic Bay on designated bicycle lanes as far as Old Riverhead Road, just north of NY 27-Sunrise Highway. State Bicycle Route 24 conne7YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedHempstead Turnpike Shared Use PathConnection between Hofstra University, Nassau Coliseum, and Eisenhower Park.1.5YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedJones Beach State Park BoardwalkJones Beach State Park is a world-class swimming destination. The park offers surf bathing along its 6.5 miles of ocean beach, one-half mile of bay beach for stillwater bathing, and two swimming pools. The west end of the park provides wonderful surf fis2YWalkingOff RoadYBoardwalkKings Park Bike & Hike TrailKings Park Bike & Hike Trail is located along the grounds of the former Kings Park Psychiatric Center. It winds through dense woods and open fields provideing a pedestrian and bicycle connection to Nissequogue River State Park.1.4YYYWalking, Biking, SkiingOff RoadYPavedWantagh State Parkway Shared Use Path - (Ellen Farrant Memorial Bikeway)The Ellen Farrant Memorial Bikeway connects Cedar Creek Park with Jones Beach State Park. It crosses three draw bridges with scenic views of South Oyster Bay and the wetlands that fringe the bay. The Ellen Farrant Bikeway is one of Long Island's most pop4.5YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedCaumsett State Park, Lloyd HarborThree mile circular loop between the Dairy Barn and Marshall Field Estate with spectacular viewpoint of Long Island Sound. Situated on a scenic peninsula extending into Long Island Sound this English-style estate offers miles of pathway winding throug3YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedConnetquot Shared Use PathA 2.5 mile path along the north side of Sunrise Highway (NY 27) on the border of Connetquot State Park.2.5YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYYPaved, BoardwalkEisenhower County ParkA 930-ACRE OASIS OF OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION in the heart of Nassau County, Eisenhower Park is one of the largest public spaces in the New York metropolitan area ? larger, in fact, than Central Park. The park offers a full range of athletic and fami3YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGlen Cove EsplanadeEnjoy the scenic views along Glen Cove Creek and of Hempstead Harbor out to Long Island Sound.0.4YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedTown of Islip - Greenbelt Shared Use PathGreenbelt Shared Use Path runs north-south along a Long Island Power Authority easement located in the Holbrook area of the Town of Islip. The Greenbelt Shared Use Path is two trail segments approximately one half mile in length each and separated by a h1YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedTown of Islip-Lowell Ave/Connetquot Ave/Great River Road Bike RouteTown of Islip Bike Route connecting the Central Islip LIRR station to Heckscher State Park5.5YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedState Bike Route 114NY 114 State Bike Route runs 15 miles from Greenport to East Hampton. NY 114 State Bike Route connects to NY 25 State Bike Route at Moores Lane, on the west side of the Village of Greenport. NY State Bike Route 114 is unique. Ferry crossings are required15YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedTown of Southold-Seaview Trails-Orient LoopScenic bike route through the bucolic Village of Orient goes along quiet back roads with view of Shelter Island, peaceful woods and wetlands. Side trip off State Bike Route 25 following Village Lane, King Street and Narrow River Road and back to State Bi5YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of Brookhaven Bike Route 1-Segment B-Southaven to Smith Point County ParkGenerally flat route suitable for beginning to intermediate cyclists except crossing of Smith Road Bridge where the cyclist must share lane with traffic to cross bridge at a significant grade change. The route follows Montauk Highway (CR 80) Smith Rd, Ra6.9YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of Brookhaven-Revilo Avenue Bike Route to Dowling College's NAT CenterTown of Brookhaven Bike Route that connects Moriches-Middl Isand Road to Dowling College National Aviation Transportation Center (NAT)The bike route runs south on Revilo Avenue, left on Flower Hill Drive, right on the shoulder of William Floyd Parkway an0.9YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of Brookhaven-Blue Point Road Bike LanesTown of Brookhaven dedicated bike lane traverses residential and industrial area.1.2YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedTown of Brookhaven-Stony Brook Road Bike LanesTown of Brookhaven Bike Route - It provides connection between the commercial areas along NY 347 and the access roads and paths that lead into the SUNY Stony Brook campus.2.6YBikingShoulder LaneYPavedTown of Brookhaven Bike Route 3 - SUNY Stony Brook to Rocky Point NYS DEC AreaSUNY Stony Brook to NYS Dept of Environmental Conservation Area-Rocky Point via Daniel Webster Dr, University Dr, Pond Path Dr, Upper Sheep Pasture Rd, Sheep Pasture Rd, North Country Rd, NY 25A. The section of North Country Rd between Belle Terre Rd in10.4YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of Southold-Seaview Trails-Mattituck -Cutchogue LoopBicycle quiet North Fork back roads past vineyards, farms and beaches. The bike route follows Griffin Rd, Depot Lane, Oregon Ave, Bailey Beach Lane, Reeves Ave, Grand Ave, New Suffolk Ave.14YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of Huntington - Gerard Street Bike LanesThe Gerard Street bike lanes provides access to downtown Huntington. The Gerard Street bike lanes passes the post office and traverses a roundabout at Clinton Ave.0.2YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedTown of Huntington-Greenlawn Road Bike RouteTown of Huntington Bike Route through residential area of Greenlawn.1.6YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of Huntington-Old Country Road Bike RouteTown of Huntington Bike Route through residential area of South Huntington.3YBikingShoulder LaneYPavedVillage of Lynbrook-Hendrickson Avenue Bike RouteVillage of Lynbrook bike route traverses residential area.1.5YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of Southold-Seaview Trails-Southold/Soundview/Bayview LoopScenic bike route with views of Long Island Sound and thtough the historic Southold. Visit the historic Horton Point Lighthouse atop the commanding high bluffs overlooking Long Island Sound. Bike route is along Horton Lane, Soundview, Bayview, Main-Bayvi14YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of Southampton-Ocean Road Bike LanesA 2.5 mile bike lane connecting Bridgehampton to the beach.2.5YBikingOff RoadYPavedSuffolk County Route 60-Noyac-Long Beach Road Bike LanesThis Suffolk County Bike Route traverses scenic shores of Noyac Beach and connects to State Bike Route 114 at the Northaven roundabout. Swimming at Short Beach.1.75YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedBlack River TrailThe Black River Trail is a NY State Scenic Byway. The trail runs from Rome, through the tug hill plateau along the western edge of the Adirondacks, to Ogdensburg.111YYYBiking, Skating, Horse RidingDedicated LaneYPavedState Bike Route 23State Bike Route 23 is a signed on-road bicycle route in Columbia County. It begins at the Massachusetts border and ends at the Rip Van Winkle Bridge. This route connects State Bike Route 22 in Hillsdale with State Bike Route 9 in the City of Hudson.25YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedState Bike Route 28State Bike Route 28 is a signed, on-road bicycle route in Ulster County. It begins in Kingston on Wall Street where it intersects with State Bike Route 32 and continues to the Delaware County line.37YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedNyack Beach - Hook Mountain Greenway TrailRockland County - This Greenway Trail is open to bicycles and pedestrians, and provides views of the Hudson River. Half is paved, half is unpaved. It runs from Riverside Avenue in Haverstraw to N. Broadway Avenue in Nyack.5YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYYPaved, Stone DustF,J & G Rail TrailA scenic urban/rural trail through several upstate villages. The FJ&G Rail Trail utilizes converted rail bed from Johnstown to Mayfield through Gloversville. The FJ&G line once served as a means of transportation for the workers of glove manufacturing c15YYYYYWalking, Biking, Horse Riding, Skiing, SnowmobileOff RoadYYYYPaved, Gravel, Stone Dust, DirtSeaway TrailThe Seaway Trail is a National Scenic Byway that parallels the shorelines of Lake Eric and Lake Ontario, as well as the St. Lawrence River.454YYYYNNNBiking, Skating, Horse Riding, SkiingShared RoadwayYNNNNPavedMilitary TrailThe Military Trail is a NY State Scenic Byway connecting Massena and Rouses Point. This route was used by the military for many years to transport troops and equipment between the St. Lawrence Seaway and Lake Champlain.84YYYYBiking, Skating, Horse Riding, SkiingShared RoadwayYPavedSouth Fork BikewayStarting at the Bridgehampton LIRR station the South Fork Bike Route follows Maple Lane, Lumber Lane, Narrow Lane, Old Farm Rd, Hildreth Lane, Sagg Rd, and Narrow Lane.3YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedRiverfront Bike Route & BoardwalkScenic view of Peconic River located in downtown Riverhead.0.4YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYYPaved, BoardwalkNorthport Rail TrailA wooded half mile trail along an abandoned LIRR freight line between Laurel Hill Rd and Elwood Rd in East Northport.0.5YWalkingOff RoadYDirtTown of Huntington-Daly Road Bike RouteTown of Huntington Bike Route traverses residential area in Commack.1.4YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedWalt Whitman TrailPicturesque, well-groomed nature trails, including the historic Walt Whitman Trail to Jayne's Hill (Long Island's highest peak, at an elevation of 401 feet), wind through this highly popular, mixed-deciduous forested park. West Hills flora and fauna incl3.7YYYWalking, Horse Riding, SkiingOff RoadYDirtTown of Southampton - South Country Road Bike RouteA 2.7 mile bike route through Speonk, Remsenberg,and Westhampton Beach.2.7YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedWilbur Boulevard TrailwayThis is a paved trailway that parallels Wilbur Boulevard in the City and Town of Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County.1.2YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedErie Canalway TrailNYS cross state trail from Buffalo to Mass. State Line.300YYYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, Skiing, SnowmobileOff RoadYYYPaved, Gravel, Stone DustState Bike Route 5State Bicycle Route 5 is a signed on-road bicycle route that extends 365 miles from Niagara Falls across New York to the Massachusetts state line. The route parallels the Erie Canal and the New York State Canalway Trail. It intersects with State Bicycl365YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTOBIE TrailTOBIE is an acronym for the villages and hamlets of Thendara, Old Forge, Big Moose, Inlet, and Eagle Bay. The TOBIE trail passes through each of these villages. The trail surface is a combination of paved off-road and onroad sections and variable ter12YYYYYWalking, Biking, Horse Riding, Skiing, SnowmobileOff RoadYYYYPaved, Gravel, Stone Dust, DirtSuffolk County Route 21-Rocky Point-Yaphank RoadSuffolk County Route 21 Bike Route traverses the Pine Barrens. Connects with NY State Bike Route 25 and Town of Brookhaven Segment 1B at County Route 80-Montauk Highway..8YBikingShoulder LaneYPavedTown of Brookhaven Bike Route 1-Segment A -Coram to YaphankBike route starts at the intersection of NY 112 and Mill Rd (Coram Pines Shopping Center) and follows Mill Rd, Sills Rd, to Long Island Ave., and to Yaphank Ave (CR 21) Yaphank.5.7YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedNassau Expressway Shared Use PathShared Use Path from Broadway in Lawrence connecting to the Atlantic Beach Bridge which provides access to ocean beaches.0.9YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedManetto Hills TrailA one mile trail through wooded Manetto Hills Park that connects to the Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail to the Walt Whitman Trail.1YWalkingOff RoadYDirtNassau-Suffolk Greenbelt TrailThe Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail runs 19.6 miles between Cold Spring Harbor State Park @ NY 25A to the Massapequa Preserve @ Merrick Road. The trail is surprisingly diverse and challenging ups and downs through thw wooded hills on the north to the pond19.6YWalkingOff RoadYDirtBlack River Feeder Canal TrailThe Black River Feeder Canal trail is part of a New York State Canal Corporation improvement project to rehabilitate the towpath that follows the Black River Feeder Canal. The feeder canal begins at Erwin Park in Boonville and ends in Forestport. The rou10YYYWalking, Biking, SkiingOff RoadYYStone Dust, DirtGreater Binghamton Greenway - Chenango River PromenadeThis portion of the Greater Binghamton Greenway extends north from Confluence Park (at the confluence of the Susquehanna and Chenango Rivers) to Cheri Lindsey Park along the eastern shore of the Chenango River. This section also includes the Martin Luth1.57YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedHojack TrailThe Hojack Trail is a 3.5 mile walking and bicycling trail from Lake Road to North Ponds park in the Town of Webster New York3.5YYYWalking, Biking, SkiingOff RoadYYGravel, DirtLehigh Valley Link TrailA scenic urban/rural trail through several upstate villages8YYYYYWalking, Biking, Horse Riding, Skiing, SnowmobileOff RoadYYYYPaved, Gravel, Stone Dust, DirtLehigh Valley Trail - North Extension RochesterStarting at the former site of the Rochester Junction stateion, the northern extension (or North Branch) trail is partially completed extending 5 miles noth into Henrietta. The trail ends at Erie Station Road5YYYWalking, Biking, SkiingOff RoadYYGravel, Stone DustLehigh Valley Trail Liner ParkThe Lehigh Valley Trail is a 15 mile linear trail park located in the souther most portion of Monroe County, beginning at the Genessee River andextending through the Towns of Rush and Mendon to the Ontario County Line.15YYYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, Horse Riding, SkiingOff RoadYYYPaved, Gravel, Stone DustOrient State Parkway Bike LaneOrient Beach State Park has 45,000 feet of frontage on Gardiner's Bay and a rare maritime forest with red cedar, black-jack oak trees and prickly-pear cactus. A beautiful wood deck lets you overlook Gardiner's Bay. Visitors can swim in the bay, fish, pic2.25YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedVillage of Southampton Bike RoutesDedicated bike lanes are found along Hill St and Hampton Road, A shared road bike route is found on Windmill Lane and First Neck Lane. Hill Street connects with the Montauk Highway Bike Lanes to the west and Hampton Road connects to State Bike Route 27 f4.7YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedTown of Brookhaven-Smith Road Bike LanesTown of Brookhaven dedicated bike lane.1.7YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedTown of Brookhaven-Old Town Road Bike LanesTown of Brookhaven dedicated bike lane traverses residential area.3.3YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedVeterans Highway Bike LanesA nine mile bike lane along the shoulder of Veterans Memorial Highway extending from Hauppauge and Patchogue.9YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedState Bike Route 11State Bicycle Route 11 is a signed on-road bicycle route that extends 320 miles from the Pennsylvania state line near Binghamton to Rouses Point on the New York ? Quebec border. This route connects with Pennsylvania State Bicycle Route L and the Velo Qu320YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedWalden-Wallkill Rail TrailOrange and Ulster Counties - Village of Walden (Town of Montgomery) and Hamlet of Wallkill (Town of Shawangunk). In the Village of Walden, the trail ends near Woodruff Street and follows an on-street sidewalk system to Wooster Grove Park, across Route 53.22YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Vestal Rail Trail Phase 1This portion of the Greater Binghamton Greenway (The Vestal Rail Trail) was built on an abandon rail bed and extends for approximately 2.0 from African Road on the east to Main Street on the west. The historic Rounds Coal House was relocated to the west2.01YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedPhilip A. Rayhill Memorial TrailThe Philip A. Memorial Trail is a 4-mile, handicapped accessible, asphalt trail that parallels Route 840 in the Towns of New Hartford and Whitestown. The trail begins at New Hartford Street in the Town of New Hartford and proceeds westerly to Halsey Ro4YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedAuburn Line TrailThe Auburn Line Trail is a 9.1 mile stone dust surface rail-trail which extends from Probst Road to Mertensia Road.9.1YYYYWalking, Biking, Horse Riding, SkiingOff RoadYYYGravel, Stone Dust, DirtJoseph B. Clarke Rail TrailRockland County - This paved multi-use trail runs from Greenbush Road in Orangetown to Oak Tree Road in Tappan.2.5YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedState Bike Route 17State Bicycle Route 17 is a signed, on-road bicycle route that extends 442 miles from State Bicycle Route 9 in the Village of Wappingers Falls to State Bicycle Route 517 in the Village of Westfield on the shores of Lake Erie. This route also connects wi442YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedPaumanok PathThe Paumanok Path is a 128 mile hiking tail from the Rocky Point National Resources Management Area to Montauk Point State Park. It travels through the heart of Long Island's Pine Barrens and continues on to the South Fork traversing woodlands, ponds, we128YWalkingOff RoadYDirtMashomack Nature PreserveMashomack Preserve is a natural area of nearly 2100 acres which encompasses diverse habitats necessary for the survival of many species of plants and animals. Only 90 miles from New York City and comprising one third of Shelter Island, the Preserve was a11YYWalking, SkiingOff RoadYDirtBelmont Lake State Park to Argyle Lake, BabylonBelmont Lake State Park is a full service park and the headquarters of the Long Island State Park Region. Activities include boating, fishing, picnicking, biking, horseback riding, hiking and cross-country skiing. The park also has playing fields, horses3YYYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, Horse Riding, SkiingOff RoadYYPaved, DirtSunken Meadow State Park BoardwalkSunken Meadow State Park, located on Long Island Sound, has a wide range of topography that sustains a variety of flora and fauna. The three miles of beach meets tall, glacier-formed bluffs at the west end of the shoreline. A man-made dam separates the p0.75YWalkingOff RoadYBoardwalkSetauket-Port Jefferson GreenwayA 1.5 mile shared use path that winds and rolls through a wooded corridor.1.5YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedSUNY Stony Brook-Paul Simons Memorial Bike PathThe Paul Simons Memorial Bicycle Path was built in memory of Paul Simons, a former Stony Brook student and avid cyclist. The six-mile long path is open to students, faculty, staff, and to the public. Connects to LIRR Station.4.6YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedWest Meadow Beach Shared Use PathWest Meadow Beach is a a peninsular of park-land approximately 1.5 miles long and national historic district located in northwestern Stony Brook in Suffolk County, New York. The long beach and nearby marshes and wetlands make the area home to a number o1.1YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedWantagh County ParkWantagh Park, located in southeastern Nassau County, has been part of the county park system since 1961. Consisting of 111 acres, the park provides a waterfront location and numerous opportunities for recreation, along with seating areas that allow visit3YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedLong Beach BoardwalkBy the beach on the oceanfront there is a 2 ? mile long boardwalk between New York Avenue and Neptune Boulevard that was built in 1914 with the help of some elephants, where, both in winter and summer, one can find strollers, joggers and bicycle riders.2.25YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYBoardwalkFire Island National Seashore - Sunken Forest TrailThe Sunken Forest Nature Trail is a 1.5 mile boardwalk which leads through several ecosystems besides the forest itself including saltmarsh, the Great South Bay and the swale zone between the dunes. Ranger-led walks through the forest are held during1.5YWalkingOff RoadYBoardwalkHoltsville Ecology Center Fitness TrailA half mile exercise trail around the Holtsville ecology center. The trail is a shared use path for walking and bicycling and features numerous exercise stations.1.2YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedSuffolk County Route 16-Portion RoadDedicated bike lanes on Suffolk County Route 16-Portion Road that traverses a commercial area between Ronkonkoma Avenue and Suffolk County Route 97-Nicolls Road.3YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedTown of Brookhaven-Chapman Boulevard Bike LanesA new bike lane through a semi rural but rapidly developing section in the Town of Brookhaven between Jerusalem Hollow Road and Railroad Avenue.0.75YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedTown of Southampton-Lewis Road Bike RouteA 1.3 mile bike route through East Quogue.1.3YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of East Hampton-Montauk Bike RouteA 0.8 mile bike route through Montauk Village on Eton, Edgewater and Essex Streets that is an alternate to NY 27.0.8YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of East Hampton-Bluff Road/Cranberry Hole Road Bike RouteA scenic 3.7 mile bike route paralleling ocean beaches, connecting Amagansett to Napeague State Park and the Promised Land.3.7YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedTown of Brookhaven-Longwood Road Bike LanesThe Longwood Road bike lanes are 1.4 miles in length and connect to bike lanes along Smith Road to Longwood High School and Longwood Middle School. The Longwood Road bike route also connects to a commuting bike route for employees of Brookhaven National1.4YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedPort Washington Shorefront PathA 0.2 mile scenic multi use path along the Manhasset Bay waterfront.0.2YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Union Trails West Tri-Cities Airport LoopWhen constructed this segment will add 2.90 miles to the Greater Binghamton Greenway, by constructing a "loop" in the area of Tri-Cities Airport.2.9YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Union Trails West Phase 2When constructed this segment wil add 0.90 miles to the Greater Binghamton Greenway by connecting Grippen Park on the east to the Tri-Cities Airport loop on the west.0.9YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Union Trails West River Terrace LoopWhen constructed this segment will add 0.70 miles to the Greater Binghamton Greenway by providing this loop in the River Terrace neighborhood.0.7YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Chugnut TrailThis 0.70 mile segment of the Greater Binghamton Greenway connects the residential neighborhoods located to the east with Union Endicott High School, and points west.0.7YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Binghamton UniversityWhen constructed this 1.2 mile segment on the Binghamton University campus will provide a connection to the proposed new trail being designed to connect downtown Binghamton to Binghamton University on the east. It will also provide the connection to the1.2YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedHickories Park LoopThis 1.60 mile segment provides walking and biking amenities within Hickories Park in the Town of Owego. This park also provides camping, and boat launch facilities and is located along the north shore of the Susquehanna River. Hickories Park is also h1.6YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - S. Washington Street to Binghamton UniversityWhen constructed this segment of the Greater Binghamton Greenway will connect downtown Binghamton to the Binghamton University campus in Vestal, as well as provide a connection to MacArthur Park and school. The proposed trail will follow the southern sh2.4YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Chenango River Promenade West, Cliton Street to Prospect StreetWhen constructed this segment will add 0.40 miles to the Greater Binghamton Greenway by connecting Clinton Street to Prospect Street in the City of Binghamton.0.4YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Prospect Street to Bevier StreetWhen constructed this segment will add 0.60 mile to the Greater Binghamton Greenway and will connect Prospect Street in the City of Binghamton to Bevier Street, and Otsiningo Park in the Town of Dickinson.0.6YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Northgate Plaza ExtensionWhen constructed this segment would add 0.70 miles to the Greater Binghamton Greenway by connecting the north end of the Otsiningo Park Trail to the residential neighborhood at Quinn Rd.0.7YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedPort Dickinson Community Park TrailThis 0.9 mile "loop" trail within the Port Dickinson Community Park is an excellent asset for walkers, with numerous amenities and very accessible for all. The park was built as part of the construction of the "connector between Intersate Highways 81 &0.9YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Union Trails West Phase 1When constructed this segment wil add 0.40 miles to the Greater Binghamton Greenway by providing a connection between the River Terrace neighborhood west towards Grippen Park.0.4YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Tioga County Trails Phase 3When constructed this segment of the Greater Binghamton Greenway will add an additional 2.6 miles to the system, stretching from the eastern end of Marshland Road. to the western end of Marshland Road. along the westbound lanes of Route 17.2.5YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Vestal Rail Trail Phase 2When constructed this section of the Greater Binghamton Greenway will add an additional 1.3 miles of multi-use trail westerly from the current Vestal Rail Trail to the Castle Gardens neighborhood. The trail runs along the southern shore of the Susquehan1.4YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedSchnurbusch Park Loop TrailWhen constructed this 0.80 mile trail provides a "loop" within Schnurbusch Park0.8YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedSchnurbusch Park ExtensionWhen constructed this 0.40 mile trail will connect Schnurbusch Park to the residential neighborhoods to the west along Woodcrest Way.0.4YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedOwego RiverwalkThis 0.30 mile segment connects Draper's Park on the West with Mayor's Park on the east along the north bank of the Susquehanna River in the Village of Owego.0.3YWalkingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Vestal Rail Trail Phase 3When constructed this segment of the Greater Binghamton Greenway will add an additional 1.8 miles to the system, and connect the Castle Gardens Neighorhood to Tracy Creek near the Broome - Tioga Co. border.1.8YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Susquehanna River TowpathWhen constructed this 3.0 mile segment will connect Binghamton University to the Vestal Rail Trail to the west, utilizing Old Mill Road, Commerce Drive, and Vestal Road.3YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Chenango River Promenade West, Phase 1When constructed this segment will add 0.40 miles to the Greater Binghamton Greenway by connecting Riverside Drive to Court Street, in the City of Binghamton.0.4YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Susquehanna River Promenade Phase 1When constructed this 0.4 mile segment of the Greater Binghamton Greenway in the City of Binghamton will connect Confluence Park, at Washington Street to Exchange Street on the east. The trail runs along the north shore of the Susquehanna River.0.4YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Vestal Rail Trail Phase 4When constructed this segment of the Greater Binghamton Greenway will add an additional 0.5 miles to the system between Sycamore Road (on the east), and African Road (on the west), connecting to the current Vestal Rail Trail.0.5YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Susquehanna River Promenade Phase 2When constructed this proposed section of the Greater Binghamton Greenway, will connect Exchange Street to the Rock Bottom Dam site along the north shore of the Susquehanna River.0.3YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedConklin Multi-Use TrailWhen constructed this 0.90 mile trail connects the Conklin Corporate Park, on the east with the Town owned Schnurbusch Park on the west.0.9YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Tioga County Trails Phase 1When constructed this segment of the Greater Binghamton Greenway will add 2.3 miles to the system stretching from the Broome - Tioga County Border to Appalachin along the south shore of the Susquehanna River.2.3YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Tioga County Trails Phase 2When constructed this segment of the Greater Binghamton Greenway will add 1.5 miles to the system, stretching from Appalachin west to Marshland Road along the south shore of the Susquehanna River.1.5YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Otsiningo Park SouthThis portion of the Greater Binghamton Greenway is located in Otsiningo Park, which is part of the Broome County Parks system. Otsiningo Park is one of the most frequented parks in the Broome Co. system, and home to the annual Ballon Rally & Spedie Fest1.2YYBiking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedGreater Binghamton Greenway - Otsiningo Park NorthThis portion of the Greater Binghamton Greenway extended the existing Otsiningo Park Trail an additional 2.0 miles to the north. This portion is a full 16 feet wide, with parking at its northern terminus. The trail runs along the west bank of the Chena2YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedHeritage TrailOrange County - The Heritage trail is multi-use trail on the Right of Way of the former Erie Railroad. The trail features sections of both asphalt and limestone surfaces, and offers attractive scenic vistas. The current trail winds through a bird/wildl11.5YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedTown of Southampton-Speonk-Riverhead Road Bike RouteA 3.9 mile bike route through the pine barrens and connecting to Suffolk County Community College (Eastern Campus).3.9YBikingOff RoadYPavedState Bike Route 517State Bicycle Route 517 is a signed on-road bicycle route that extends 90 miles from the Pennsylvania State Line near Jamestown to the Hamlet of Olcott. This route connects with Pennsylvania State Bicycle Routes , the NYS Canalway Trail and the NYS90YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedWarren County BikewayOff-road trail connecting downtown Glens Falls to Lake George Village.10.25YYYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, Skiing, SnowmobileOff RoadYPavedSouth Glens Falls Bike TrailOff-road trail that connects South Glens Falls Historical Park to Sandbar Beach in the Town of Moreau.0.84YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedHorseheads Linear Park TrailThe Horseheads Linear Park Trail is a ADA accessible, paved, off-road trail intended for bicyclists and pedestrians. The trail runs parallel to Interstate 86 in the Village of Horseheads.0.42YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYPavedPainted Post TrailThe Painted Post Trail is a paved, off-road trail intended for bicyclists and pedestrians. The trail runs from Craig Park in the Village of Painted Post and passes underneath Interstate 86 to the City of Corning. The Painted Post Trail runs parallel to1.1YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedCatharine Valley TrailThe Catharine Valley Trail is a multi-use trail and natural corridor along the abandoned Chemung Canal and railroad system. Most of the trail is on portions of abandoned Northern Central Railroad and Chemung Canal towpath corridors in New York's Finger10.3YYYWalking, Biking, SkiingOff RoadYYPaved, Stone DustNY 590 Shared Use PathwayThe NY 590 Shared use pathway is a 2.26 mile paved pathway which parallels NY 590 between Titus Avenue and Culver Road in the Town of Irondequoit2.26YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedKeuka Outlet TrailThe Keuka Outlet Trail is a multi-use off-road trail between the villages of Penn Yan on Keuka Lake and Dresden on Seneca Lake. The trail is built on the track bed of the old Fall Brook Railroad (1884-1974), which, in turn, follows the towpath of the hi6.8YYYYYWalking, Biking, Horse Riding, Skiing, SnowmobileOff RoadYYYPaved, Gravel, DirtBig Flats Rail TrailThe Big Flats Rail Trail is a multi-use trail constructed on an former railroad track bed. The trail can be acessed from Kahler Road South and runs both east and west. All users are free to bicycle, walk or run the trail. There is also a parking area1YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYStone DustBMTS Bike Route 1BMTS Bike Route 1, is a signed "on road" local bike route, one of seven in the Binghamton Urban Area. It is located in the Town of Kirkwood, City of Binghamton, Village of Johnson City,Town of Union, as well the Town & Village of Owego, and is oriented27.8YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedBMTS Bike Route 2BMTS Bike Route 2, is a signed "on road" local bike route, one of seven in the Binghamton Urban Area. It is located in the Towns of Conklin, Vestal,and Owego,as well the City of Binghamton, and is oriented in a East-West direction. It is characterized27YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedBMTS Bike Route 3BMTS Bike Route 3, is a signed "on road" local bike route, one of seven in the Binghamton Urban Area. It is located in the Towns of Chenango, and Dickinson, as well the City of Binghamton, and is oriented in a North-South direction. It is characterized8.3YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedBMTS Bike Route 4BMTS Bike Route 4, is a signed "on road" local bike route, one of seven in the Binghamton Urban Area. It is located in the Towns of Chenango, Fenton,Port Dickinson, and the City of Binghamton, it is oriented in a North-South direction. It is characteri11.1YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedBMTS Bike Route 5BMTS Bike Route 5, is a signed "on road" local bike route, one of seven in the Binghamton Urban Area. It is located in the Town of Dickinson, as well as the Village of Johnson City and the City of Binghamton, and is oriented in a East-West direction.5.4YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedBMTS Bike Route 6BMTS Bike Route 6, is a signed "on road" local bike route, one of seven in the Binghamton Urban Area. It is located in the Town of Union, and the Village of Endicott. It is oriented East to West. It is characterized by rolling terrain, with some steep4.8YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedBMTS Bike Route 7BMTS Bike Route 7, is a signed "on road" local bike route, one of seven in the Binghamton Urban Area. It is located in the Town of Union, and the Village of Endicott. It is characterized by generally flat or rolling terrain, and is oriented East to Wes2.6YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedState Bike Route 199State Bike Route 199 is a signed, on-road bicycle route that extends from Dutchess to Ulster County. It begins at the intersection of Route 199 and Route 308 in the Town of Milan, Dutchess County, and follows Route 199 west over the Kingston-Rhinecliff11YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedWalkway Over the HudsonUlster and Dutchess Counties - The Walkway is a 1.3 mile bridge across the Hudson River (the former Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge), linking Poughkeepsie (Dutchess County) and Highland (Town of Lloyd, Ulster County). It connects to Rail Trails in Ulster Co1.3YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedHudson Valley Rail TrailUlster County - The Hudson Valley Rail Trail extends four miles from Walkway over the Hudson to the Hamlet of Highland, and Tony Williams Park. Upon completion, the trail will be 6 miles long extending toward New Paltz.3.7YYYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, Horse Riding, SkiingOff RoadYPavedState Bike Route 209State Bike Route 209 is a signed, on-road bicycle route in Port Jervis, Orange County. It connects State Bike Route 17 to Pennsylvania Bike Route Y1 over the Delaware River, via Route 209 and the Mid Delaware Bridge.0.7YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedCroton-Ossining "Crossining" Bike PathWestchester County - The Croton-Ossining Trailway is a segregated pathway adjacent to Route 9 between Croton and Ossining. It extends from the Croton-on-Hudson Rail Station and Croton Point Park to Mystic Drive/Quaker Bridge Road. It is part of the Riv1YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedHurley Rail TrailUlster County - The Hurley Rail Trail extends along Route 209 in the Town of Hurley from the Marbletown O&W Rail Trail to the parking lot near the bridge over the Esopus Creek, approximately 1.3 miles south of Route 28, in the Town of Hurley.2YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedOld Champlain Canal TowpathOff-road trail along the Old Champlain Canal Towpath in Fort Edward. Terminates at McIntyre Park.2.72YYYWalking, Biking, SkiingOff RoadYYPaved, Stone DustFeeder Canal Park Heritage TrailOff road trail that links the Old Champlain Feeder Canal Towpath in Fort Edward with downtown Glens Falls. Portions of the trail are shared roadway.7.36YYWalking, BikingOff RoadYYPaved, Stone DustState Bike Route 308State Bike Route 308 is a signed, on-road bicycle route in Dutchess County. It extends from State Bike Route 9, in Rhinebeck to State Bike Route 199 in Milan.6YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedState Bike Route 9State Bicycle Route 9 is a signed on-road bicycle route that extends 345 miles from New York City to Rouses Point on the New York - Quebec border. This route connects with the Velo Quebec cycling routes in Quebec and eastern Canada. It also intersects345YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedPutnam TrailwayThe Putnam Trailway is a paved bicycle/pedestrian path located primarily on right of way lands of the former Putnam Division of the New York Central Railroad. The Putnama Trailway is open from Route 118 at Baldwin Place, at the Westchester County and Pu10.9YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedDutchess Rail TrailDutchess County - The Dutchess Rail Trail extends from Morgan Lake in Poughkeepsie to Hopewell Junction in East Fishkill, along the former Maybrook Railroad line. The final section will be completed in 2012. It will soon connect to the Walkway Over the H12YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedHarlem Valley Rail TrailDutchess and Columbia Counties - The Harlem Valley Rail Trail is planned to be 46 miles long, from Amenia in Dutchess County to Chatham in Columbia County. As of 2012, approximately 15 miles were complete, including 10.7 miles from Wassaic to Millerton (14.7YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedNorth County TrailwayWestchester County - The North County Trailway is a paved bicycle and pedestrian path located primarily on the the Right of Way of the former Putnam Division of the New York Central Railroad. It spans 22.1 miles, from Eastview in the Town of Mt. Pleasan22.1YYYYWalking, Biking, Skating, SkiingOff RoadYPavedSouth County TrailwayWestchester County - The South County Trailway is a paved bicycle and pedestrian path located primarily on right-of-way lands of the former Putnam Division of the New York Central Railroad. The route spans 14.2 miles, and has 11.6 miles of off-road trai11.6YYYWalking, Biking, SkiingOff RoadYPavedBronx River PathwayWestchester County - The Bronx River Pathway is located in Westchester County within the Bronx River Reservation, a linear park created when the Bronx River Parkway was constructed. The pathway consists of three paved segments: a one-mile loop near Oak10.6YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYPavedState Bike Route 22State Bike Route 22 is a signed, on-road bicycle route in Columbia County. It begins at the Dutchess/Columbia County line on Route 22, and ends at Route 20 in New Lebanon where it intersects with State Bike Route 5.37YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedNew York City's Network of Greenways and PathwaysNew York City's network of physically separated, Class 1 bicycle/pedestrian pathways. This network includes bicycle paths, boardwalks, bridge crossings and mountainbike trails, and includes the 13.6 mile Hudson River Greenway, Jamaica Bay Greenway, the176YYYWalking, Biking, SkatingOff RoadYYYYYPaved, Gravel, Stone Dust, Dirt, BoardwalkNew York City Bicycle/Pedestrian Network - LinksThese line segments represent links that connect or provide access to bicycle/pedestrian paths, bike lanes, etc. They include bridge walkways, ferries, pedestrian bridges and other "walk your bike" connections.38YWalkingOff RoadYPavedNew York City's Network of Bicycle LanesNew York City's continually growing network of striped bike lanes. Follow the link to NYCDOT's website for more information, free printed and electronic maps, and additional details such as direction of travel, time of day restrictions, "walk your bike"254YBikingDedicated LaneYPavedNew York City's Network of Shared Bicycle LanesNew York City's continully expanding network is demarkated with pavement markings (chevrons and/or the bicyclist symbol), identifying routes where cyclists may share the travel lane with motor vehicles. Follow the link to NYCDOT's website for more inform94YBikingShared RoadwayYPavedNew York City Bicycle/Pedestrian Network - StairsLocations of stairs that connect or provide access point to bicycle/pedestrian paths, bicycle lanes, etc.YWalkingOff RoadYPaved