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Para conectar a la gente con el río Hudson y el paisaje que lo rodea mediante proyectos de colaboración innovadores.

  • Scofield Ridge in Hudson Highlands
    Senderistas disfrutan las vistas magníficas que les esperan sobre la cresta Scofield en las tierras altas de Hudson. (Foto: John Halpern)
  • Tierras altass del Hudson (Foto: Scape)
  • Scenic Hudson RiverWalk Park en Tarrytown (Foto: John Halpern)
  • Black Creek Corridor
    John Burroughs Black Creek Trail (Foto: Robert Rodriguez, Jr.)

Concebimos nuestra labor como una tarea de “unir los puntos” mediante la creación de vínculos entre tierras protegidas y los centros urbanos, los terminales de transporte público y las empresas de hostelería.

Nuestros senderos y proyectos:

  • Crean beneficios públicos directos y tangibles  
  • Fortalecen las economías basadas en la recreación, la agricultura y el turismo de la región
  • Realzan la belleza única y el carácter particular del valle del Hudson

El acceso a nuestros senderos está abierto tanto para residentes como para visitantes, bien sea para mantenerse en forma, respirar aire fresco, pasar tiempo con gente amiga y querida o, con suerte, ver nutrias o águilas calvas.

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Little Stony Point

Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (en español)

Este nuevo parque lineal comprenderá un sendero multi uso de 7,5 millas accesible donde las personas visitantes pueden tener acceso a distintos destinos emblemáticos y sitios adyacentes que explorar únicos en el tramo de las tierras…

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Casos de éxito en proyectos de sendero

Black Creek (Lloyd, Ulster County)

Our protection of 66 acres preserves “must-save” habitats and supports creation of a nine-mile trail paralleling this important Hudson River tributary. 2022

Hudson River Brickyard Trail (Kingston, Ulster County)

We helped transform this former railroad bridge into the world’s longest pedestrian span by providing leadership financial support. 2009

Black Creek (Lloyd, Ulster County)

We protected 303 acres adjacent to the Hudson Valley Rail Trail to enhance recreational opportunities and safeguard this Hudson River tributary. 2020

CSX Rail Bed (Poughkeepsie, Ulster County)

Funding Dutchess County’s acquisition of this 2.7-mile former rail corridor in the city and town will enable it to construct a new rail trail. 2019
Hudson River SkyWalk

Hudson River Skywalk

We offered guidance for creating this mile-long pedestrian route across the Rip Van Winkle Bridge, affording magnificent river and Catskills views. 2019
Burroughs Black Creek

John Burroughs Black Creek Corridor (Esopus, Ulster County)

By conserving 23 acres of forest and hardwood swamp habitat, we filled in a critical “missing link” in creating the 11-mile John Burroughs Black Creek Trail. 2015
Illinois Mountain

Illinois Mountain (Lloyd, Ulster County)

These 52 acres further enhance opportunities to explore the varied habitats at this popular hiking and mountain-biking destination. 2015
Arnika Property

Arnika Property (Esopus, Ulster County)

By acquiring these 217 acres of forest and wetland habitats, we moved a step closer to creating the John Burroughs Black Creek Trail. 2012
Walkway Over the Hudson

Walkway Over the Hudson

We helped transform this former railroad bridge into the world’s longest pedestrian span by providing leadership financial support. 2009
Hyde Park Trail

Hyde Park Trail (Hyde Park, Dutchess County)

To safeguard the natural beauty along a historic carriage road that this trail follows, we protected 48 acres of rolling forest and rock ledges. 2008