📜 A 436-acre state park in Yorktown, New York, spanning Westchester and Putnam counties. It was donated by Donald Trump in 2006 after a failed golf course development.
🚶 Unmarked paths for strolling and hiking 🌲 Quiet and peaceful natural environment 🦅 Birdwatching opportunities 🏞️ Scenic views of the Hudson River Valley
⚠️ Largely undeveloped with no facilities (restrooms, visitor centers, picnic tables, garbage cans) 🗺️ Difficult to find, signs only on Taconic State Parkway, no clear guidance to entrances 🚧 Some areas overgrown with weeds and brush ⚠️ Former abandoned buildings had asbestos, mostly demolished
💧 Bring your own water and supplies 🐕 Dogs permitted on leash 🅿️ Small parking lots are available. 📍 Specific directions are needed to locate sections of the park.
💰 No entrance fees.
🕒 Typically open from dawn to dusk.
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