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90 Mohawk-Hudson Bike-Hike Trail Mohawk-Hudson Bike-Hike Trail - Albany to Cohoes Section AREA OF MAP COVERAGE Saratoga 4 Springs Waterford RQ32 AY RD AY MIDDLETO RD MARTIN LA ICK RD ALR KYW N RD BOST M T ON W FO MIL N ST O T Schenectady E ND JAY ST EL E Troy A AVE N M C ST O RD WN R N RE ST O I UNSET DR ISO SEMINO S R R RES WA 4 T £ LE ST Albany If it were not for a few vantage points along the trail overlooking the City of D ¤ SPEIGL C ERF HAR B MA EL OR GR D FL ADE D ES ST R Cohoes, you would be unaware of traveling through the river city at the IGHT RIC IDE O A HFIE ILLS RD LD ST H OH HILLC confluence of the Mohawk and Hudson Rivers. Side trips to the historic mills, AVE RE C ST AV BICKFORD LA G E PLE Cohoes Falls overlook, and other historic sites are enjoyable and educational. ASANT ST E TERR PINEHU TAGUE RD E AV RS RD r LANSIN OAKHURST ST T S VE ie HILLVIEW T WHITNEY RD A RD C KER STAT KYARD Y a E ST IC T E ST KE L n D BR BAN K a R l OX VE COLUMB RO E AN C OSEVELT EA KN AV RNPI DR E CT H ST IA A RCER ST ST SE CHEST BL TU H BRI T D R 4T T ME W ANE S LL HILL R ST I 10 R VE E F R PL RIVE PARK N IL M H ST LE E 6TH ST 6TH O CT ELL R 5T JOHN M S R RD T CT ST DIV RIVE K ISION RD USS T E RY CT ON ST LAR R 8TH V AR VE PINE S DS A ST A H T 5TH HU SS P T S I D 8 9TH R H L T BROA 9 D ST DR dª ANK PL WA COR RQ142 TERFO 8TH ST dª MIDD RD RTHERN LE ST BRIDG NO E E LI l T i VINGSTO AV S a T ST 126TH ST Sugarloaf r S T 12 IEW D 1ST 5TH NDA RD l ST FO Pond a 3RD A n 2N N ST IRV L M A a E F V Y Park S DAVIS AVE C Riv P e Lansingburgh G o r Y n k 124 RA TH ST G X VE h w 7TH A a N 8TH AVE 4 A Reservoir i a ¤£ dª GE a l h H A RD M 4T w DR RCH ST p o 123 ! RD ! GARRETT ST ! ! o H E M ! k ! ILL V m I* A ! ! h VI ! ! aw R EW S a 1 ! U 22 ! p ND PIKE B ST ! AVE ! 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DONA R - 38 TARACT S A IFT GU ILLE H MC 4 M O AR T 118TH ST N S The scenic approach at the northerly end is through Van Schaick i Goat H k T S ST N T e MOHA land Island on Ontario Street, then Peebles Island and Waterford to E T 117TH ST 40 E WK RQ AVE ª T T d R ROSE CT Lansingburgh on the Troy-Waterford Bridge, site of one of the GB NO D r ST MA A ER a RE AVE VI econd Is PH C PH 116 first bridges to cross the Hudson River. From the south, follow the D i T S TH ST D ST l S R T T bike trail signs across the Green Island Bridge. The Uncle Sam RQ32 Hudson River N LA N RUDOL Berkley VLIE DELAWA Trail follows an old railroad that is tucked into the side of the hill VE I* 115T Park H ST E ST HA overlooking Troy. E CT TH MA CORTL MELVILLE AVE 1 ABE 14TH ST E 9TH AV D AV IZ EL NGAM LL R AVE E DUD AND ST AV ILLOW ILLOW HEARTT AVE FARR D W VE ST KER KER 3R L ST A 113TH 8TH EY AVE JACKSON AVE ST BA EA GA F RNER ST OLM 7TH RA GLE 112TH ST l LENOX AVE ONTARIO ST RIVER RQ470 N i LL AVE LL 6 112 LVD ST ASS BRIDGE TH S ST VLIET B A C ST TE a IS X TH S SARGE A r A DR A D AVE D CANV RENSS T ELAER AVE S O IGH Pedestrian Access 111TH ST T O L T ST T LAUR WASHINGTO NT ST N AVE Via Sidewalk K K E S ELM ST HIT W AKW OA m ADAMS AVE O dª 110TH ST DWAY T BEDFORD S S RD SS AVE SS A ANT ST ANT REMSEN OW Sa LI R H E Cohoes AVE AVE E BROA G 109TH AV ST AL e EN AV T CON T l T M S CO HART S S LU ST T AVE VD MB A T PERI MA IDGE IDGE c T IA ST PL N MA E C BL IM 1 A Van Schaick 08TH ST Y S IN ST E LA S BR BRIDGE n T AVE V 4TH 470 UNS IT IMMONS S Q E R NE MO S 23 B Park R U AM VELT NROE ET ST L ELAI VE 107TH I ST RD SE AV MANN CT Y OL 1ST ST AVE TRUL MAPLE T ST OO WARK ST R R NE 106TH ST I* E Lansing ST 24 Mohawk Rive LIB Park GEORGE r 105T Knickerbacke LI H ST WESTERN AVE CENTRAL AV NCOLN AVE ª T Park d S S RQ787 104TH ST ME A J E ST The Cohoes section, the Uncle Sam Trail, and the Hudson River SPRING 103RD ST %%% AVE WEST E ERN AV %% E section all meet at the Green Island Bridge. The trail follows local V E % VE A 0TH %% AV % !H r 1 E CHE H %%% D streets in this area. Take time to visit some of the many small V % T % A 9TH 8 % 2N dª %% TON AVE RR % VE HUMIS Y LA neighborhood stores or travel to downtown Troy and visit the Troy ALEXANDERBRIDG ST N %% 102ND ST % A E ST A 5TH IVER %% T % %% Riverfront Park immediately south of the Green Island Bridge or the % 6TH DYKE DR K S %% ST % AVE 7TH EW R AVE VI %%% EY RiverSpark Visitor's Center at 251 River St. AVE BOUTWELL ST D LA % % % % O VALL % O % FR %% ¤£4 EA 101ST ST E AKW R AV O GARDEN CT PA R R I AKE V K V E L R E N I AVE V E ST GLEN E Bradley W T IN A IN AV T S T G Lake Cohoes Inset ST Wright Lake Green N EN RA C ID NO SWIFT ST ES AN COHOES Island SARATOGA ST SARATOGA 787 E M C PR V A FR ohaw EAR AV Local Attractions Index ST H H ST E DOUW T T H AVE H 6 9 T ORR ST ORR FA 7 RVIEW AVE T Frear Park S 1 Fort Crailo State Historic Site Information: 518-463-8738 B INGALLS AVE O dª k River G TIBBITS ST T NCOLN AVE Schuyler Mansion State Historic Site Information: 518-434-0834 HT 2 S 18TH LI T RD I* PARK BLVD 3 Albany Institute of History & Art Information: 518-463-4478 H S T BL GH S 11TH EECKER ST DLEBUR MID 4T 22ND ST 1 T 4 Ten Broeck Mansion Information: 518-436-9826 T D S TH ST D CT NOR AN ST ST R HL %% ARS % M ARCH ST ES E ST Cohoes Falls %% LA NER 5 WES CT % and T ES tony Isl INE S u" OR % YL % O TA % C 7 T 16TH Q ST PA R JAM % S H Cohoes Music Hall Information: 518-235-3783 % N 6 ELM T % KIRK HIGH ST O % S T % ST C % SWAN ST GE !H AVI S d RENSSELAER ST %% L U.S.S Slater % T AL SAUSSE AVE 7 OR dª %% % S 1 EARL EARL R ST AV HUDSON 2 NDE AN ALEXA slan 2 E AVE 2 L 4TH ST % MAP GE 3 Executive Mansion Information: 518-473-7521 %% C 8 % ARCHIBA R % % JAY ST LD ST D N % amsI %% S 9 Cathedral of The Immaculate Conception HA IV WK T ST % % Ad E % BR R ST % D E ICK ST ST Cultural Education Center, NYS Archives Information: 518-474-6926 IDGE %% AS HOOS 10 ST Y CLINTON ST % % KE Y % ST 9TH %%% AV COLLAR CITY 1 New York State Museum & Library Information: 518-474-5877, 5355 T 11 E S %% % BRIDGE ST 17THST TROIT DR H DE %% D ST ST DETROIT AVE % ARCHIBAL R 12 New York State Women's Veterans Memorial %% VE 16T % HAMILTON ST TH % CRAIG ST 5 % TER 1 % A H N ST Korean War Veterans Memorial HUTTO T 13 %% S % LA BAPPLE RR % ST % 6T D TH ST TH % ALDEN ST NOTT DR Mayor Erastus Corning II Tower Information: 518-474-2418 GIAN 14 Pedestrian Access 2 ST TE % 3TH EAGLE ST CRA R % 1 OL 1 TH T H Via Sidewalk 1 T T 1 EO The Egg Information: 518-473-1061 S 15 G 10 JACOB ST H u" UNSE S G T R E ST E EN 4 Pepsi Arena Information: 518-487-2100 27TH ST 787 V IS 1 DE 16 A LA C § BR ND NG K ¨¦ DR ID NY GE PEOPLES AVE KI New York State Capitol Information: 518-474-2418 BA W PEOPLES DR E 17 L nd 00.10.2 A N AVE PEOPLES AVE D V la R A ST B SO Miles Is RD S O ST 18 Capital Repertory Theatre Information: 518-462-4531 TH D T 26 GRA ON RY I G ND ST FEDERAL U er ST T 0TH B H t LLIAN AVE 3 B LI T RD H SHER ST EA TI 19 Palace Theatre Information: 518-465-4663 ST Cen 25TH ER SAGE AVE AD AVE ST Green Island Inset W FULTON T E Russell Sage College Information: 518-244-2000 RO LO 20 S ROSE AVE L T 36 T BL ITEHALL S EE AV AVE TT TH AVE TH CKE *I H S R 1 RAI AVE Troy Savings Bank Music Hall Information: 518-273-0038 S 21 ST B MES W AY O 1 BROADW LI H V A AR M J 8TH 8TH ST AVE IA 9T Troy ST H AVE H Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Information: 518-276-6000 21 L 22 on BURDE BALL PL Huds E AVE L INE EN E T I GL RD S 5T 37 VE 23 T EST S AVE ATE 22 AV T T S W PA AV VE W D Shores Van Schaick Mansion S 19TH ST X BO N 23 O ST N A CH D UT H O R ST N RC O AVE H L A L 2N RD G E I AR L 2 RQ 3R N CH Park COLLEGE AVE Oakwood Cemetery H H E ST ST 7T 24 ST ESS HAR H CONGR E 35 A T ST JO HUDS S L SWA AV FARM ST ORG I 34 D 25 Albany Rural Cemetery Information: 518-463-7017 CO AV W NGRE GE SS ST RRY ST E 2ND FE AVE and 7TH CANA l BRIDG ND AV E Rensselaer Technological Park A E HLA 26 SW AVE H E AN ST T HIG ST B 18TH RISTIE ST 4T CH 20 S First Church in Albany Information: 518-463-4449 AVE H 27 EEKER UE UE ENUE ENUE T H 16TH S DIVISI N ON TH AV TH S T 4T Pedestrian Access BL E 8 VE AV D Stony Is ST R 12T VE Albany Center Galleries Information: 518-462-4775 Via Sidewalk ST WICK 28 AV T VE A ST C LIBERTY NS S TH BANK E A NTRE ST BRU HILLSIDE DR Prospect S 14 T A 6TH 5TH 5TH Albany City Hall Information: 518-434-5075 ER 29 NT NT LY DR GTON ST HI EAR WASHIN ANS Park LL M 2 RIV RQ 15TH ST FRO St.
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