Best walking trail in the area. It's several miles long, fairly flat and decently maintained. Great…read morespace for walking strollers, kids or just with friends. It does get very muddy even a day after a rain, though. The bikers can get a little annoying too. The parking lot can fill up quickly on weekends, but there's plenty of parking on the side street parallel to the trail.

I rode the trail today from Daniels Farm Road to Benedict's Home and Garden in Monroe. I stopped…read morehere and had to go back because I had no idea where the trail went from here which is my complaint about this trail. It is poorly marked. There is a fork in the trail with a sign that says "Main Street Spur, one way and Spring Hill Road Trail Route" the other way. I took the Main Street route and after about 200 yards I was at the edge of Main Street and I had no idea which way to go as there is no signage at all. I doubled back and took the Spring Hill Road route which took me to Victorinox. Here you either go left or right, again no trail markers. I went right towards Victrinox because it looked like that trail went around the the property but no, I was soon met with a no trespassing sign. So I doubled back again and found the trail again which took me to another trail head with no markings although I did find the Stephen French Store/Post Office marker, but no trail marker as to which way to go. I gambled and went right and found the Stepney Depot marker but no trail marker. I continued north until I came to the Benedict's Home and Garden Center, again which way do I go? Again I gambled and went right to Wolf Park which seemed like a logical way to go, however the park was closed for the Bicentennial?! Again you guessed it no trail marker to be found. I gave up at this point and went back to my truck and went home. Did I miss something? Did I miss all the trail markers? If I did please let me know where they are. Otherwise it was a great ride with some slight inclines and and mostly smooth riding. I would recommend it but be aware there are no obvious trail markers.

WOW had such a great day hiking at Saugatuck falls . We learned from google , it was an advanced…read morehike. But what great views , we loved walking along the water and coming to the waterfall. We logged four point three miles. And it took us about two and a half hours. My friend and I both felt the hike was invigorating.

Great trails close to home. The Falls Trail is pretty hard, rock scrambling most of the way along…read morethe water. But it's so pretty when you get there and then there's easier trails to go back. Parking is easy at the middle school across the street. My dog had a great time, although he's little so we had to carry him for the rock scrambling parts. There were dogs off leash despite the signs so just be wary if your dog doesn't do well with others or is nervous around big dogs. Trails are well marked and maintained. We used All Trails to connect one trail to another. Check for ticks! We found two on the dog in the car.

Two parking areas available if the one near the trailhead is full. The trail in itself is not the…read moremost exciting, but you get multiple views of the Hudson R. with the Tappan Zee Bridge as a reward. Just under three miles. Currently the lookout point is under construction.

We took a long walk at Rockwood hall today, and I was disgusted by the amount of dog poop left in…read morethe snow. Come on people, clean up after your dogs!

What a fantastic little gem! This little park was previously just open fields and woodland, with no…read moreimprovements at all, but if you pull your car in and park off of Davenport Ridge Rd, you will find a newly built trail system here! The trails aren't super long, and this isn't a destination park by any means, but if you live within a short drive, this is definitely a place to go check out. There are boarded paths along the wetter areas, and well blazed trails. It's a nice spot to take your pup for a nice little walk.

The Old Putnam Trail that was newly renovated during Covid is a spectacular trail to go on. Great…read morefor bike riding, skating, adventurous walks or even some bird watching. The pond has a wide selection of Ducks and Geese with great picturesque views.

This used to be a nature trail a refuge from the concrete jungle, a in sensitive wetlands habitat…read morein Van Cortlandt Park. Now its a boring paved road with nothing around which is often travered by cyclists moving too fast. What's the point of making something accessible when it ruins the thing being accessed? There were already plenty of paved roads around it. Another waste of taxpayer funds to ruin nature. Avoid at all costs.

This is a great place to walk that has beautiful nature sites, but smooth paths to stay on. The…read morewildlife here is so nice and the deer seem like they are comfortable with people since there was a mama and baby only steps from the path and they were unbothered when they saw us. Parking is easy and its nice to do a few laps to get your steps in. Dog friendly as long as they're leashed. All the dogs we encountered were well-behaved and in control of their owners. Free parking.

Beautiful, well maintained park with a wonderful walking trail. Kid friendly, stroller friendly…read more Don't miss the goats!

Schenck's Island is an open space park managed by the Wilton Land Conservation Trust. Parking is…read moreavailable on the north side of the park at the end of Old Ridgefield Road. The park is also easily accessible from Wilton town center by a pedestrian bridge over the Norwalk River. Most of the park is an open meadow with trees and picnic tables along the edge near the river.

It's very nice walking/cycling trail to enjoy alone or with your family. Keep in mind that in some…read moreparts you will need to cross highways to continue with the pathway side by side it's the highway and some noise from the cars since you ride along the pathway. You will have a peaceful time. Today I got lucky that during my ride I encountered the goddess of wealth. I guess the universe is speaking to me

Despite traffic being the main issue, this is a great parkway to travel on. The scenery on this…read moreroad is the main attraction for sure, with a mix of the country to explore in certain parts of the parkway. Easy to say, it's not hard to miss it all. It's a great idea if you're not familiar with the area to have a map handy because most of the exits will be a short distance from one another. With that and the parkway, it is narrow containing tight turns which do indeed require caution, to avoid any accidents. I personally don't have any issues traveling on the road, except, I don't travel down here as much. Also, in the summertime, take advantage of their bike, and walk, which is run on Sundays from 10am - 2pm on the parkway. This definitely adds more flavor to the experience.