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The Palisades Interstate Park Commission, established in 1900, is a bi-state partnership dedicated to protecting and conserving natural lands in the Palisades Region of New York and New Jersey. With 30 parks and historic sites spanning over 125,000 acres, the Commission manages a diverse range of outdoor recreational opportunities, including hiking, picnicking, cycling, boating, and fishing, attracting millions of visitors annually. As the nation's first bi-state partnership of its kind, the Commission's early work in preserving the Palisades inspired environmental stewardship and education, serving as a model for the growth of the national park system. With a commitment to preserving the natural beauty of the region, the Commission continues to play a vital role in protecting and managing these cherished lands for the enjoyment of both locals and tourists alike.Generated from the website

The Palisades Interstate Park Commission, established in 1900, is the first bi-state partnership in the United States aimed at preserving the natural landscape of the Palisades along the Lower Hudson River. Today, the Commission manages over 30 parks and historic sites across New York and New Jersey, encompassing more than 125,000 acres and attracting nine million visitors annually. Dedicated to environmental stewardship and education, the Commission provides recreational opportunities such as hiking, picnicking, and boating while promoting the importance of nature conservation. Its efforts have inspired the growth of the national parks system and continue to engage the public in the appreciation of natural and cultural resources. Generated from the website