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New York
3.0 mi
Distance
503 ft
Gain
1h 16m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Hudson Valley Greenway Trail (Inwood to the Bronx)
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This point-to-point trail follows the Hudson Valley Greenway, a scenic waterfront corridor connecting Manhattan's northern neighborhoods to the Bronx along the Hudson River. The route offers urban hikers easy access to riverfront views, parks, and green spaces while traversing relatively flat terrain through one of New York's most dynamic regions. Perfect for a casual walk or bike ride with cultural and natural attractions throughout.
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