Along the Riverfront
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New photos added: 05 Apr 2008
View of the George Washington Bridge from near Hazard's Launching Ramp; the Launching Ramp.
At the recently renovated Ross Dock picnic area. Below, the new playground.
Englewood Boat Basin and Picnic Area.
Cyclists enjoy the spring on Henry Hudson Drive.
Along the Hudson near the Undercliff Picnic Area, site of a former bathing beach, with a glimpse of the Undercliff Bathhouse ruins; the picnic area at the end of the season.
Lost Brook waterfall from Henry Hudson Drive and from the Shore Trail.
Greenbrook Falls at dawn, from the Shore Trail (Henry Hudson Drive overhead); the Falls the day after the remnants of Hurricane Ivan drenched New Jersey.
Long-forgotten road equipment rusts in the woods above Henry Hudson Drive; the Drive in autumn, shortly before its winter closing.
Alpine Boat Basin and gas dock; the fishing pier at Alpine, with the Hudson River sloop Clearwater on the river..
Dawn, Alpine Boat Basin; view looking north from the dock at Alpine; a couple of (unusual) quiet moments at the gas dock.
A harbor seal stops by Alpine Boat Basin.
The pavilion at the Alpine Picnic Area (available for rental); Country Dance*New York has an event at the pavilion; picnickers in front of the pavilion..
A major exterior renovation of the Kearney House nears completion—see "Some Paint, Some Mortar, a Couple of Mops and a Bucket of Water." Right: after the renovation, fall of 2003.
The Kearney House and picnic pavilion in winter..
Park visitors enjoy the horseshoe pit near the Kearney House (horseshoes may be borrowed from the House during hours it is open, free of charge, first come, first serve); the Kearney House from across the river during "Riverfest 2005" at the Beczak Environmental Education Center at Yonkers.
Looking north toward Bombay Hook from the Alpine Picnic Area, dawn; the kitchen in the Kearney House; the view from the A.J. Meerwald, New Jersey's official tall ship, as it conducts tours from Alpine Boat Basin.
The Shore Trail passes through the old Forest View area, above (see "The Three Ghosts of Forest View"). Below, dawn from the abandoned Forest View jetty.
Hikers take a lunch break while traversing the Giant Stairs; other angles on "the Stairs."
Above, Peanut Leap Cascade at the northern end of the Shore Trail, dawn; below, the cascade after snowmelt and rainfall.
