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Hiking around Bronxville, New York, offers access to diverse natural features, including riverside paths along the Bronx River and extensive woodland preserves. The region is characterized by its scenic landscapes, with trails winding through areas like the Bronx River Parkway Reservation. Nearby Palisades Interstate Park provides more varied terrain with routes along the Hudson River, offering options for different hiking experiences.
Last updated: May 12, 2026
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8.95km
02:17
30m
20m
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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3.92km
01:01
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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26.6km
06:50
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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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1.19km
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.
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one of the many great bike paths in New York (State) leads directly north. Paved and mostly through forest, it's great to ride. Super to use for a longer round.
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In NYC through the Bronx along the Bronx River it is not a nice situation. This take about 20-25 Km up to Takahou. But in the city some nice stages like this on the foto
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Created by Carlo Davite, a Genoese stone mason, the Temple of Love has an incredible view over the Hudson River. The water features and gardens make this a place to remember!
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Inspired by the famous ancient Indo-Persian gardens, the Walled Garden at Untermyer Park is divided into quadrants by waterways. Those with a keen eye may spot elements from Greece as well such as the Corinthian columns and mosaic floor.
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The path is also easy to navigate in the summer heat, as it is nice and shady and often close to cooling water.
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Just next to Parkway Oval Park you gain some lovely views of the Bronx River and some small rapids as it flows down next to the path. A lovely spot to stop and take in the peaceful ambience of the river.
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This 161-acre park, named for George Tibbetts, a Briton who settled the land in 1668, was one of the first parks in the area and has been around since 1927. The park includes a nice lake with a paved trail looping around it. You'll most likely see some ducks or other birds enjoying the water as well.
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This lake is located in the area's oldest park, which has been open since 1925. There's a nice path that encircles the lake, offering views of the entire area.
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Yes, the region offers several options suitable for families and beginners. The Bronxville Nature Preserve provides a local, accessible haven for a quiet walk. For a slightly longer but still gentle outing, the trails around Bronxville Lake are ideal, following the relatively flat Bronx River Pathway.
Many parks in Westchester County are dog-friendly, but dogs are typically required to be on a leash. Parks like Sprain Ridge Park are popular with dog owners. Always check the specific regulations for the park or preserve you plan to visit before you go.
Yes, for a scenic hike featuring a waterfall, consider the Alpine Picnic Area to Point Lookout and Peanut Leap Cascade loop. This trail in Palisades Interstate Park offers dramatic views over the Hudson River and leads to the lovely Peanut Leap Cascade.
Palisades Interstate Park offers excellent loop trails. The Shore Trail and Long Path loop is a popular choice, combining riverside paths with elevated views from the Long Path for a varied hiking experience.
The Bronxville Metro-North station provides great access to the Bronx River Pathway. You can easily walk from the station to the trail and head north towards Scarsdale or south towards Tuckahoe for a convenient, car-free day of hiking.
The Bronx River Pathway is generally a well-maintained, paved or gravel path, making it suitable for walking and hiking in most weather. It is mostly flat, especially on the sections closest to Bronxville, with some gentle inclines. After heavy rain, some unpaved sections can become muddy.
For a more strenuous hike, the Long Path — Palisades Interstate Park offers a difficult, 15-mile (24 km) route with significant elevation gain. This trail provides a true challenge with rewarding views across the Hudson.
For spectacular views, head to Palisades Interstate Park. Trails there lead to lookouts like Point Lookout, offering dramatic vistas of the Hudson River and the cliffs. Rockefeller State Park Preserve is also known for its beautiful scenery across woodlands and meadows.
There is a wide variety of trails to explore, with over 35 curated hiking routes available in the immediate area. These range from easy riverside walks to challenging climbs in nearby state parks, offering something for every skill level.
The trails around Bronxville are highly rated by the komoot community, with an average score of 4.9 stars. Hikers often praise the scenic beauty of the Bronx River Pathway and the stunning Hudson River views from the trails in Palisades Interstate Park.
Several parks in and around Bronxville are local favorites for hiking.
Rockefeller State Park Preserve is a highly regarded destination with a vast network of historic carriage roads perfect for walking and jogging. For a different experience, Croton Gorge Park, set at the base of the Croton Dam, offers impressive views and pleasant trails. Closer to the village, the Bronx River Pathway provides a scenic and accessible corridor for a riverside walk.


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