“Along the Cliff Top

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Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
The southern park entrance, at the Edgewater-Fort Lee border, the start of Henry Hudson Drive and the Shore Trail.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Fort Lee Historic Park: the Visitor Center; firing one of the fort’s cannons; Historic Park director John Muller drills “recruits” during a school program; the mortar battery, George Washington Bridge in background; looking south at Manhattan Island from the Historic Park. See also “The Making of a Hut.” Below, a hiking group at the the Historic Park’s northern overlook; the George Washington Bridge on a foggy day at the Historic Park, and early on a winter morning.
Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
View of the George Washington Bridge from near the Long Path trailhead; Ross Dock Picnic Area from just north of the Bridge on the Long Path.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Allison Park.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Waterfall on Dyckman Hill Trail, above Englewood Picnic Area.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Rockefeller Lookout on the Palisades Interstate Parkway.

Photo: Carol Hoernlein
View from the Long Path, near Huyler’s Landing Trail.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Alpine Lookout on the Palisades Interstate Parkway.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Park Headquarters.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Women’s Federation Monument on the
Long Path.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: George Lindiakos    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Point Lookout, elevation 532 feet above sea level and the highest point on the NJ Palisades, at State Line Lookout.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
The accessible overlook at State Line Lookout.

    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Lookout Inn at State Line Lookout.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Looking south from Point Lookout and a glimpse of the “Indian Profile.”

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
State Line Lookout after the first snowfall of the season.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.    Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
Park visitors enjoy the winter views and the ski trails at State Line Lookout.

Photo: Anthony G. Taranto Jr.
A green frog perches on a skunk cabbage leaf along the Peanut Leap Cascade hike.

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