Address: 195 New Karner Rd #1, Albany, NY 12205, USA
Phone: +15184560655
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Lucky
Best place to go for a walk in Albany by far. Just beautiful scenery. It's a little loud at the start, being near a highway, but once you walk deeper into the trail it becomes quiet and serene. I will say though, don't do any trails around here in flip flops since your feet will get really dirty. The trails are covered with sand and are expansive, covering many miles with many trail heads to start out from, not just the most common ones at the vistor center.
Charles I
Great place for easy pleasant hike through woods and along pine bush. Birds chirping, but some annoying insects. Highway noise near the end of the Yellow Trail.
Ron Dodson
We hiked the preserve from the Six Mile Waterworks trailhead. It was a fairly flat trail and essentially circled the lake. The trails were fairly well maintained. The big “downer” for us was all the vehicle noise from the Northway and I-90. Could not actually hear much nature for all of the vehicle noise. We really enjoy the Pine Bush, but we will not return to this unit for future hikes.
Emma Schmitt
Very well marked and maintained trails. Mostly sandy so they dry out quickly when most other trails are muddy in the spring. Great place for doggos.
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I'm not sure but if I was you check there website that should be able to help you out good luck & have a great day & be well
Yes there are
As far as I know no snowmobiling but they do have trails
Yes it is owned by New York State and operated by the department of environmental conservation.
There's a short trail near the parking lot that is wheel chair accessible, but nothing that goes into the dunes or the woods.
Yes that's the point of the preserve
The Karner blue butterfly is endangered and has a relatively short life span when it emerges. You can contact the Pine Bush Discovery center, they can tell you the window they are active. They organize trail walks and stuff to take people to them. It's a beautiful area.
No pool..it is more of a natural preserve to enjoy walks on trails and enjoying the beauty
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