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    Palisades Climb Adventure

    4.3 (42 reviews)
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    Hank C.

    Ziplining and climbing all over the four stories, sometimes light traffic jams have you waiting (particularly on the Zipline) so go early if you can. Price is now a touch over $22 per person plus tax. The vertigo you get over as you focus on putting our feet in front of you and get comfortable with the safety harness. Staff was easygoing and friendly with the younger adventurers. Lots of parents took it easy on the sidelines.

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    Nidia C.

    Let me start off by saying that this was harder than it looks!! I'm really happy we went especially since it was raining out. The mere fact that you are indoors, locked in this concrete jungle (haha), can make it frightening. If you've ever done a "regular"/outdoor zip lining excursion, and an outdoor obstacle course, I think in comparison, this was harder. In a nutshell, you pay $20, place your things in the free lockers provided, wait an hour or so in line (weekend), and then the fun begins! It was an "at-your-own-pace" type of activity. They suggested we start at the bottom, and work our way up. After a while, it becomes a little less scary, and more fun!!! If you plan on going for the zip lining, I would recommend going somewhere else; it's a quick two seconds. Overall it was a great activity for a rainy day! I would definitely go back!!

    Dewan A.

    Excellent. 1) The price is very affordable. It was around 18 bucks for adult. 2) You can spend unlimited time inside. 3) They give you a free locker with purchase of a ticket. Must try.

    Monika D.

    Did the smaller ropes course with my daughter and the staff was great. She had fun and we were not rushed. Will do this again

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    $16.99 of 1 hour of dare devil climb. Looks scary but after couple of climbs, a 6 year old can do it. Just don't look down.

    5 levels of thrilling climb and walk thru

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    Mike was amazing! So gentle and encouraging to my 5 year old daughter!!! He made this perfect!

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    A totally exhilarating and thrilling experience, and a ton of fun even for someone with vertigo.

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    Fun fun fun! Just about $17 and you can climb around for hours! Super fun, especially if you do it with friends.

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    Such an amazing place. Leanne and Mike made it an amazing experience, but Lenny seemed to be a little too invasive.

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    My son and I both over came our fears and floated across every level making our way to the Zipline at the very top.

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    Pierson Park

    Pierson Park

    5.0
    (14 reviews)
    4.9 mi

    Sometimes an oldie is a goodie. Pierson is the big park on the other side of the train tracks…read moreright on the water. It's in front of a development that was Edge on the Hudson before there was Edge on the Hudson (so much for the hype there). Views of the Tappan Zee bridge and Hudson River are unavoidable which is a very good thing. Decent amount of walking paths and benches, in addition to the dedicated picnic area. Plenty of parking although it is paid via the Tarrytown parking app. Playgrounds are a bit dated but in great shape. Everything has soft, spongy ground around it. Good variety for different ages too. Haven't done the splash pad yet because it's winter but it is pretty sizable. Good amount of kids around here without it being overwhelming. Maybe not the most built up park in the area, but my toddler loves it and so do I.

    This place was recommended to me by a family friend who has been coming here for years Ana…read more A beautiful spacious park which includes a scenic river walk with gorgeous views of the Hudson River, a playground, tennis court, basketball hoop, and picnic area. Admission is Free but there is a cost for parking Our Experience: we enjoyed spending the afternoon outside on this gorgeous spring day walking along the river walk and playing on the playground. The walk was absolutely stunning and the boys enjoyed walking along the path, exploring the lookout area, seeing the boats in the water and the airplanes/helicopters in the sky. Hands down my favorite part of the day. The playground was adorable with two separate sections designed for kids of all ages. While the equipment was a bit outdated, I loved that it had that soft type ground underneath it to (sort of) pad a fall. Both boys really enjoyed their time there. There is a covered picnic area so feel free to bring food and drinks! There is also a restaurant right there in the park as well as walkable restaurants in the downtown area conveneintly located close by. It was a gorgeous spring day and there were ZERO crowds with only a handful of people walking the path and only one other family on the playground. I was shocked at how quiet it was but thrilled to have the place basically to ourselves. Will go back?: Absolutely YES! CJ keeps asking to go back to "look for sharks in the water" ( lol) and to "play on the red playground" Pro Tip: it is WINDY by the water so whatever the temperature is outside, subtract a few degrees or add a jacket when planning how to dress for the day. #tristatemama #tristatearea #momlife #motherhood #kid #instagood #momsofinstagram #parenting #momblogger #momreviews #familyfun #makingmemories #nature #hudsonriver #1000hoursoutside #westchestercountyny #playgrounds #tarrytownny #nyplayground #strollerfriendly

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    Gorgeous night at the park overlooking the Tappan Zee - 8/31/2024
    Gorgeous night at the park overlooking the Tappan Zee - 8/31/2024
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    Movement Valhalla

    Movement Valhalla

    4.1
    (59 reviews)
    8.9 mi

    If you and your climbing partner have a significant weight difference or you like feeling terrified…read morejust top roping - DO NOT GO HERE. This is the literal only gym I've ever been to that just drapes the top-ropes over the anchors, rather than looping them over once. (And I used to climb at the Movement in San Francisco which this was NOT the case at.) This creates a HUGE issue for the lighter weight climber when belaying, and is frankly so scary it's made me not like climbing anymore. All they offer are some giant, dirty kettlebells for you to lug around with you, but that only (kind of) stops you from launching in the air. It doesn't prevent the extreme amount of friction you have to fight through the Grigri. I've never even had this much of a problem lead climbing, because we can use an ohm, which you can't use top roping because it pins the rope to the wall which is unsafe for the climber. When I brought up this concern to someone who works there they shrugged it off like it wasn't a big deal, and said "oh well it's better because lowering is faster this way" uh... okay, but it's not better if i'm literally fighting for my life simply to lower my partner and not kill them or be launched into the air?? but yeah, lowering faster is nice, sure. I want so badly to like this gym, but the complete lack of regard for safety is mind-boggling. The biggest shame is that it's the only gym of it's type in the area so it's either climb here unsafely, or don't climb at all. Shame on Movement Corporate for not doing more to regulate the safety at their gyms.

    I've only bouldered here so I can't comment much about top rope/lead…read more Staff are very friendly - asking membership questions, lost and found, intro climbing lessons etc have all been positive experiences for me. Climbers also tend to be friendly as well; people are usually more than happy to chat about beta and provide tips when asked. Routesetting is decent. Lots of fun, interesting problems at higher grades. The slab area upstairs is small but usually has some really enjoyable climbs. However, climbs below V2 are almost all ladders, and the routesetters' ideas for "spicy" low grade climbs tend to be worse handholds/steeper inclines rather than provide interesting challenges for newer climbers. Every now and then you come across a climb where the crux seems to be "try not to accidentally use this massive handhold from a different climb located in the most inconvenient spot possible." But overall, I'd say the routesetting is a positive. Now for the main reason that this review is only 2 stars: safety. Or rather, a complete lack of it. People sit/stand directly in front of the wall all the time, even when they're not about to climb anything. Most are happy to move when you ask, but you will get the occasional dirty look. Coaches and off-duty routesetters are often the worst offenders here. Chalk bags, climbing shoes, and phones frequently litter the ground directly underneath the wall. People walk directly underneath climbers in the bouldering area *all the time*, and even when other people are watching usually no one says anything. In over a year of climbing here, I have yet to see a single instance of an employee enforcing a safety rule in the bouldering area. Occasionally, there are horrifically dangerous climbs that almost make me think one of the routesetters has a side deal with a personal injury attorney (see attached photo). tl; dr: Lots of fun climbs, but when it comes to safety you're on your own.

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    Movement Valhalla
    Get used to this - you'll be seeing it a lot.
    Get used to this - you'll be seeing it a lot.
    Yes, that is a V0. What could possibly go wrong?

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    Yes, that is a V0. What could possibly go wrong?

    Palisades Climb Adventure - climbing - Updated July 2026

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