Kennedy Dells County Park Loop Hike - New City, NY
Kennedy Dells County Park Loop Hike – A Dog-Friendly Gem in New City, NY
Discover Kennedy Dells County Park Loop Hike, a scenic escape nestled in New City, NY, perfect for dog owners seeking pet-friendly trails and relaxing outdoor adventures. With gravel pathways winding alongside a picturesque stream, this park offers plenty of opportunities for dog-friendly hiking. The loop is just over 2 miles—ideal for a brisk afternoon walk or a leisurely morning outing. The park is horse-friendly as well, and the peaceful woods, waterfalls, and historic bridges make every walk memorable.
Ample parking and well-kept trails make it accessible and easy to use, while the welcoming community atmosphere sets it apart. While dogs are very welcome, they must remain on-leash throughout the park. With beautiful woodlands, open meadows, and spots of natural shade, Kennedy Dells is a relaxing retreat for dogs and dog lovers alike in Rockland County.
FAQ
- What are the park’s leash requirements? Dogs must remain on leash at all times in the park.
- Are walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, the park features multiple hiking and walking trails suitable for dogs and their owners.
- Where is the best place to park? There is ample parking available directly within the park.
- Is the park busy on weekends? The park can get busy at times, especially on weekends or during pleasant weather.
- Is there shade available? Yes, there is natural shade provided by the woodlands and trees along the trails.
Reviews
Nice relaxing hike on the gravel pathway, right next to a pretty little stream. Can be busy at times, and in close proximity to homes
Nice relaxing hike on the gravel pathway, right next to a pretty little stream. Can be busy at times, and in close proximity to homes
Nice relaxing hike on the gravel pathway, right next to a pretty little stream. Can be busy at times, and in close proximity to homes
Great spot for walking. Dog friendly and horse friendly. Interesting history. I always visit the waterfall bridge when I go around. Thirty years ago there was another upright that has fallen down and the fields had corn growing. The swallows make me smile now and the deer will walk up to you and say hello. The frogs are noisy in the spring.
Great spot for walking. Dog friendly and horse friendly. Interesting history. I always visit the waterfall bridge when I go around. Thirty years ago there was another upright that has fallen down and the fields had corn growing. The swallows make me smile now and the deer will walk up to you and say hello. The frogs are noisy in the spring.
Great spot for walking. Dog friendly and horse friendly. Interesting history. I always visit the waterfall bridge when I go around. Thirty years ago there was another upright that has fallen down and the fields had corn growing. The swallows make me smile now and the deer will walk up to you and say hello. The frogs are noisy in the spring.
Great park. I enjoyed the walking trail. Everyone you pass by is friendly. Will come back as there are paths I didn’t take. I want to explore the entire trail and find the waterfall!
Ample parking spaces.
Great park. I enjoyed the walking trail. Everyone you pass by is friendly. Will come back as there are paths I didn’t take. I want to explore the entire trail and find the waterfall!
Ample parking spaces.
Great park. I enjoyed the walking trail. Everyone you pass by is friendly. Will come back as there are paths I didn’t take. I want to explore the entire trail and find the waterfall!
Ample parking spaces.
Great hike! Many trails but we stayed on white and did the 2.4 mile loop! Easy-moderate and gorgeous, peaceful woods! Found the stream and a little water fall near an old bridge structure. Could have stayed out there all day 🌞