And if being outdoors brings on an appetite, no problem. The Inn boasts a sit-down restaurant as well as a snack bar for quick burgers and sandwiches. The inn can be reached at And as the summer's heat and humidity approaches, why not cool off while enjoying the great view at Bear Mountain's large outdoor swimming pool.
The pool is open Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a. Then beginning June 21, the pool will open seven days a week, from 10 a. The pool closes for the season on Sept. A snack bar at the pool site is convenient for hungry bathers and a bath house offers restrooms and stalls for changing.
Paddle boats as well as rowboats are available to rent beginning June 21, weather permitting, at Hessian Lake. Hours are 11 a. Monday through Friday and 11 a. Saturdays and Sundays. Picnic areas and playgrounds are scattered throughout the park. And various festivals and craft shows are held throughout the year. The zoo lets visitors get a glimpse of many of the animals indigenous to the area, such as the bald eagle, fox, black bear, river otter, owl, hawk, deer, bobcat, turkey and various types of fish.
Trailside museums highlight the area's history -- especially its importance in the Revolutionary War -- local geology and nature, including mounted insects and bird species as well as live fish, reptiles and amphibians. It opened on Oct. In the mids the federal government led by Franklin D.
Roosevelt was embarking on its own plan to preserve the environment. Pumphouses, reservoirs, sewer systems, vacation lodges, bathrooms, homes for park staff, storage buildings and an administration building were all created through these programs.
A scenic drive to the top of the mountain, called Perkins Memorial Drive, was also contstructed -- almost totally by hand. Helpful links. Elevation gain. Route type. More filters. Top trails Bear Mountain Loop Trail.
Length: 6. Although relatively short, this great hike features some scrambling up rock slabs as the trail climbs to the Perkins Memorial Tower. Be sure to arrive early as Bear Mountain State Park is a popular destination for hikers and runners on weekends. Sections of this loop include hiking over flat rock faces.
Descend along the Appalachian Trail and return to the parking lot. Be sure to stop at the overlook on the way down for a final view of the Hudson River! Show more. Popolopen Torne Loop. Length: 7. The leaves, the pathways, the bridge and stream are all so lovely and the view at the top is incredible magic in October! From the parking lot and at the stone staircase, users can follow the light blue blazes that take users under the 9W viaduct bridge.
If completing the trail as pictured on AllTrails, bear right at the first trail intersection and loop around, heading East, to get to the West side of Route 9W bridge and start the Torne hike at the Red and White Blaze trailhead. The trail then continues along the Hudson River for a while, as it meanders through the pristine state park. As the trail ascends from the lower valley, users should be prepared for rocky trails, and trails that cross very smooth rock that can be very slippery and icy.
Users may have to help pets in these areas, or bring ropes for anyone who does not have proper footwear. Bear Mountain State Park features a large play field, shaded picnic groves, lake and river fishing access, a swimming pool, Trailside Museums and Zoo , hiking, biking and cross-country ski trails! An outdoor rink is open to ice skaters from late October through mid-March.
The Merry-Go-Round at Bear Mountain State Park features hand painted scenes of the park and 42 hand carved seats of native animals including black bear, wild turkey, deer, raccoon, skunk, Canada goose, fox, swan, bobcat, rabbit and more.
The inn offers three separate lodging options, each providing contemporary comfort and convenience surrounded in rustic charm. Their 63 non-smoking guestrooms offer pet-friendly and ADA-accessible accommodation options.
Additionally, the inn offers delicious dining options including on-site cafe and formal restaurant. Contact the hotel at
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