Address: 54 Seven Lakes Dr, Sloatsburg, NY 10974, USA
Phone: +18459472444
Sunday: 8AM–9PM
Monday: 8AM–9PM
Tuesday: 8AM–9PM
Wednesday: 8AM–9PM
Thursday: 8AM–9PM
Friday: 8AM–9PM
Saturday: 8AM–9PM
Carmit Dwayne Brown
We had a good hiking!! In a beatiful day! Not good for strollers or carry ons
john sikora
Nice fairly easy hike of just over an hour. My biggest disappointment was the vicinity of the major highways took away from my overall enjoyment of nature. I like to be enveloped by nature and I personally found the noise of the traffic took away from that experience. We brought our dog which is permitted on the trail and the views were nice and there is a nice overlook about 1/2 way through the trail of the valley below and the freeway.
Automotive Distributors
So many trails from difficult to easy....many mountains and lakes. There are amazing places to camp and fish and an easy place to get away from it all without traveling far. I highly recommend exploring Harriman State Park and have yet to see it all after 20 years of traveling here! Views range from the Hudson to Caves and old abandoned Iron Mines. See For Yourself!
jerry meagher
Real backcountry, an hour from Manhattan. Buy a map (NY NJ Trail Conference #118 &119) or download one from the Playstore (Avenza maps- if cell service is available your location is GPS'd to the map), and learn how to read it. Topographical lines close together- incline or decline, very close together-steep, and lines far apart- flat terrain.Trails are marked by blazes (painted or metal rectangles) on trees. Your map will have the color of the blaze encircled (R red, B blue, etc.) on the trails. Carry water or purify; the area is under severe drought so the only reliable water sources are lakes. Streams I have pumped from in past years are completely dry. Wear proper footwear (boots, hiking shoes); trails are rocky and sometimes steep. Trekking poles are also a good idea. I have spent over 40 nights in Harriman over the last 4 years; camping is allowed in or around shelters. People also camp around lakes. Hang food in a bear bag or carry a bear proof canister. Park is carry in, carry out. There are no garbage cans available. Apply insect repellent: you can find deer ticks (they carry lyme disease) even in November. Fires allowed at shelters, make sure they are out when leaving (400 acres burnt near Tom Jones Mountain and shelter recently). Figure on hiking about a mile an hour with a large pack, a little more on a day trip. Parking lots are marked on the map. You can also walk into Harriman from Tuxedo Train Station where 3 trails begin (Triangle, Ramapo Dunderberg, and Kakiak). You can also enter at Sloatsburg where the trails from the Visitor Center heading to Pine Meadow Lake are crowded on weekends. For secluded hikes avoid this area.
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Yes. Loads of shelters. All over the park.
Yes, but beware if you're darker skinned the staff here seems more inclined to kick you out for no particular reason.
Johnsontown Road has two trail heads where you can park.
Check www.nynjtc.com park has been open everyday. Arrive early parking areas fill up.
Unfortunately designated parking for this park, but hikers usually park at the end of johnsontown rd
Don't take your dog to the beaches, even if it is a service dog. The kids that work here have no respect for service animals and will make your experience difficult.
No, there are no hookups.
Yes I believe so
Not sure i know there is boating on the lakes but it may be limited to size and type
At the top of the mountain is a beautiful place to set up.picnic. it is a hike up, so only if you are not taking a lot with you. Parts are a little (not to, but a little) steep
Yes! Visit reserveamerica.com to see what's available and you can book campsites there too.
No camping in Dater Mountain County park. Harriman State Park which borders this small park has many camping options.
There is no shelter in Dater Mountain County park
Yes
I would imaginet, but you might want to give them a call
I believe because it's off season parking is free! I went this past weekend and all parking booths were closed...
Lake Sabago has some
There are parking lots in different locations. If you asking about a camper? Then you need to contact the parks customer service number
There is no "campground"..
No
Not sure, I'd suggest calling the Tuxedo police department
It's kind of 10 miles to the nearest lake .Few tables for picnic available.Place not as big as i thought.
quicksand!?? been watching to many B movies?
Uhhh that im not sure of! You want to consult with Palisades Police or Rangers
No
You're allowed to camp any where above 1,000 feet or in the vicinity (around 100ft)of a lean-to shelter. Typically your site should be 100-200ft away from a trail or water source.
They are not allowed in most park areas, but main roads are okay. No bike trails there. I made that mistake already.
They have some trails but call them to get better info.
No hunting allowed in the park
ACTUALLY yes they do during the summer months at the camp store at Beaver pond
There is no drinking water of the start but idk if you can boil it to make it safe.
I hiked a couple of times in the area and have never seen any mountain bikers. It's highly likely that MTB is not allowed in this park. However, if you drive west of I-87 you will be able to ride on your mountain bike in Sterling Forest State Park. There is a multi-use trail that starts at the "Sterling Loop trailhead." MTB riders are allowed to use this trail. The trail goes halfway around Sterling lake, then it continues to Ironwood Drive. After a short ride on Ironwood Drive the trail continues on the left that goes through the forest until New York State Route 17A. ( I was riding there in the last year and it wasn't maintained.) Once you reach New York State Route 17A ride until you can reach Clinton Road on the left. Clinton Road is a paved road. This road leads you to Hickory Hollow Road. Hickory Hollow Road lead you to Orange Turnpike. After you reach Orange Turnpike there is not much left. It's a round trip route. You could download for free the Avenza application...
Wow..thts perfect..hope you can give me a review on your trip and direction to a place camping is allowed..thanks again caitlin 👌
When I was there, there was no Wi-Fi or cell service most places in the park.
They may at the Visitor Center at beginning of the Park.
By the definition of "Upstate NY" if you define downstate NY as NYC and Long Island then yes Harriman is considered upstate as it is not in any of those counties. If, however, you define Upstate by a broader definition - part of Harriman is in Rockland County which is exburb of NYC and thus part of Harriman would be downstate while part would not. If you define it based the federal redistricting case of Rodriguez v. Pataki then no part of Harriman is upstate as it is in Rockland and Orange counties and thus considered downstate as they are served by Metro-North Railroad lines which run near tow several entry points in Harriman.
No just hiking trails but it is part of Harriman St Pk. Lots of areas with parking and some have picnic tables.
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