This is our favorite place to do (very) early morning birdwatching. We come here in all 4 seasons.
Ward Pound Ridge Reservation
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Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, nestled in Pound Ridge, NY, boasts a sprawling 4,315-acre expanse, making it the largest park in Westchester County. The park's diverse terrain and extensive wooded trails offer a wide array of activities throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy picnicking, lean-to camping, fishing, and cross-country skiing in this picturesque natural setting.
Originally a part of Cortlandt Manor, Ward Pound Ridge Reservation has a rich history dating back to the settlement of farmers from Connecticut. The park's name, Pound Ridge, originates from the local Indians who utilized a pound to store game. The park's title was later amended to honor William Lukens Ward, a prominent figure in Westchester County's political landscape.
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What can I say? This is the creme de la creme of Westchester hiking. Tons of trails to choose from, dogs mostly run off-leash, there's bridges, streams. Gorgeous on our 34-degree hike. 5 stars!!!!
Ward Pound Ridge Reservation is the largest park in Westchester County, with over 40 miles of trails. It's actually closer to me in Connecticut than it is to a lot of people in New York. There...
I was online searching for this 5 mile star loop-- it turns out it's the red loop trail. And the starting point is Michigan Road Parking Area. Park and start here if you are planning on doing the...
Nice place to walk around. Lots of stunning natural space to explore. I've been here many, many times and I don't think I've seen it all just yet. Even so, I still find the scenery to be...
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