The entrance at the end of West Main Street—no need to cross train tracks, despite what others claim—delivers you straight into leaf-loam and shade. The trail is narrow. Not for play, but for pause.

The entrance at the end of West Main Street—no need to cross train tracks, despite what others claim—delivers you straight into leaf-loam and shade. The trail is narrow. Not for play, but for pause.

The entrance at the end of West Main Street—no need to cross train tracks, despite what others claim—delivers you straight into leaf-loam and shade. The trail is narrow. Not for play, but for pause.

The entrance at the end of West Main Street—no need to cross train tracks, despite what others claim—delivers you straight into leaf-loam and shade. The trail is narrow. Not for play, but for pause.

Beautiful destination for a hike on a trail through nature. Easy ride on bicycle great opportunity to live through nature bring your pets for an enjoyable trip through Glen Rock history.

Earth science teaches us that this area was a natural sandpit left from the glaciers that helped form our Ramapo mountains.
The sand was excavated by hand onto railroad cars that traveled the line that connected to Paterson
On site is the second oldest train turn arounds where railroad cars were turned 180 degrees on a platform. Some construction debris still left on site
Do NOT cross railroad tracks

Beautiful destination for a hike on a trail through nature. Easy ride on bicycle great opportunity to live through nature bring your pets for an enjoyable trip through Glen Rock history.

Earth science teaches us that this area was a natural sandpit left from the glaciers that helped form our Ramapo mountains.
The sand was excavated by hand onto railroad cars that traveled the line that connected to Paterson
On site is the second oldest train turn arounds where railroad cars were turned 180 degrees on a platform. Some construction debris still left on site
Do NOT cross railroad tracks

Beautiful destination for a hike on a trail through nature. Easy ride on bicycle great opportunity to live through nature bring your pets for an enjoyable trip through Glen Rock history.

Earth science teaches us that this area was a natural sandpit left from the glaciers that helped form our Ramapo mountains.
The sand was excavated by hand onto railroad cars that traveled the line that connected to Paterson
On site is the second oldest train turn arounds where railroad cars were turned 180 degrees on a platform. Some construction debris still left on site
Do NOT cross railroad tracks

Beautiful destination for a hike on a trail through nature. Easy ride on bicycle great opportunity to live through nature bring your pets for an enjoyable trip through Glen Rock history.

Earth science teaches us that this area was a natural sandpit left from the glaciers that helped form our Ramapo mountains.
The sand was excavated by hand onto railroad cars that traveled the line that connected to Paterson
On site is the second oldest train turn arounds where railroad cars were turned 180 degrees on a platform. Some construction debris still left on site
Do NOT cross railroad tracks

what a fun quaint trail. you gotta park on the street and cross train tracks. there are a few paved downhill trails leading from the side of the tracks across from the road so just walk along the side until you see one or choose a spot to descend on your own. From there look around avidly and you’ll find a beaten path that isn’t super well worn but still noticeable. There are some trees that have with red markers i them and that’s the trail i walked today. 10/10 would go again. i thoroughly enjoyed myself.

what a fun quaint trail. you gotta park on the street and cross train tracks. there are a few paved downhill trails leading from the side of the tracks across from the road so just walk along the side until you see one or choose a spot to descend on your own. From there look around avidly and you’ll find a beaten path that isn’t super well worn but still noticeable. There are some trees that have with red markers i them and that’s the trail i walked today. 10/10 would go again. i thoroughly enjoyed myself.