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Hudson River Valley Greenway Trail Connections Plan Part 4 HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY CONNECTION PLAN 4.1.1.6 Putnam County West TRAILS Name Status Total Distance (MI)* Notes Cost Planning documents Hudson complete and requested Highlands Fjord Planned 2.5 RFPs for partial $32M** Trail construction documents in fall 2016 * Total distance within County **According to Scenic Hudson 48 4.1.1.7 Putnam County East TRAILS Name Status Total Distance (MI)* Notes Cost Maybrook In design and construction $7M** Planned 5.6 Trailway phases (Total Trail Length) Maybrook In feasibility study and $7M** Proposed 1.0 Trailway design phases (Total Trail Length) Putnam Existing 11.5 Trailway Regional planning Beacon Line Rail Approx. $24M*** Proposed 7.5 underway, some concept Trail planning complete (Total Trail Length) * Total distance within County **From Greater Danbury Regional Bike Plan prepared by HARTransit in January 2015 ***From Beacon Line Rail Trail stakeholder meeting on April 5, 2016 49 987 BEEKAN DTCHESS COUNTY 216 RAL TRAL Depot Hill State Land 376 PWLING EAST ISHKILL 52 PAWLING BEACON LINE RAL TRAL 292 311 DUTCHESS PUTNAM White Pond State Land Big Buck Mountain State Land Wonder Lake State Park PATTERSON KENT 164 311 PTNAM TRAILWA MAP 52 Nimham Mountain State Land 301 Bog Brook State Unique Area Pudding Street State Land California Hill State Land HERE 312 987 SOUTHEAST HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY TRAIL CONNECTIONS PLAN BREWTR PTNAM EAST MAP 7 CARMEL Existing hared-se Path Planned hared-se Path Proposed hared-Use Path 22 Main Trunk of hared-Use Path 684 Roadway Parks pen pace PUTNAM Water WESTCHESTER MABROOK Train tations TRAILWA Railroad 6 118 NOT COUNTY NORTH SALE TRAILWA N 116 I 202 0 1 2 4 22 D 300 NEWBURGH Stony ill ORANGE Environmental Center DUTCHESS 52 Newburgh-Beacon Bridge 84 BEACON NEWBURGH ISHKILL 17K Washington’s Headquarters State Historic Site New Windsor Cantonment State Historic Site BEACON LINE HUDSON RIVER RAL TRAL NEW WINDSOR 300 W D Kowawese State Uniue Area Knox Headuarters Hudson Highlands State Historic Site State Park 94 FJODCORNWALL-ON-HUDSON 218 TAIL NELSONVILLE 32 MAP CORNWALL Storm ing COL PRING PHILIPSTOWN HERE State Park West Point Museum ORANGE HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY PUTNAM 9 TRAIL CONNECTIONS PLAN D 403 West Point HIGHAN ALLS OANGE MAP 8 Castle Rock State Unique Area 293 Existing hared-se Path WOODBURY Planned hared-se Path HIGHLANDS Proposed hared-Use Path Main Trunk of hared-Use Path PUTNAM RoadwayWOODBRY WESTCHESTER Parks pen pace Bear tn. RIERWALK 6 Water Bridge TAIL WESTCHESTER Train tations ROCKLAND Railroad N I Bear Mountain PEESKILL 1-51 Bear Mountain 0 1 2 4 State Park State Park HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY CONNECTION PLAN 4.1.1.8 Orange County While there are many small trails and shared-use paths located in Orange County, they were not mapped due to the regional scale of this project. 52 4.1.1.9 Dutchess County South TRAILS Name Status Total Distance (MI)* Notes Cost Planning documents Hudson complete and requested Highlands Fjord Planned 5.3 $32M** RFPs for construction Trail documents in fall 2016 Regional planning Beacon Line Rail Proposed 26.7 underway, some concept Approx. $24M*** Trail planning complete Dutchess County Existing 12.9 Rail Trail Walkway Over Existing 0.8 the Hudson * Total distance within County **According to Scenic Hudson ***From Beacon Line Rail Trail stakeholder meeting on April 5, 2016 53 299 LLOYD HUDSON ALLEY Walkway ver RAL TRAL the Hudson Bridge Walkway Over The Hudson Franny Reese State Historic Park State Park 44 376 WALKWAY OVER THE DSON POUGHKEEPSIE ULSTER LA GRANGE DUTCHESS 55 113 DTCHESS COUNTY MARLOROUGH RAL TRAL Hemlock Ridge 376 State Land 9 WPPINGERS W FALLS ULSTER MAP WAPPINGER ORANGE D BEACON LINE HERERAL TRAL NEWBURGH Stony ill ORANGE Environmental Center DUTCHESS 52 FISHKILL HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY 52 TRAIL CONNECTIONS PLAN DTCHESS SOT MAP 9 Newburgh-Beacon Bridge Existing hared-se Path BEACON NEWBURGH ISHKILL Planned hared-se Path 9 Proposed hared-Use Path Washington’s DUTCHESS Main Trunk of hared-Use Path Headquarters PUTNAM State Historic Site Roadway Parks pen pace FJOD Water HUDSON RIVER TAIL Train tations Railroad W D Kowawese State N Uniue Area Fahnestock State Park I Hudson Highlands 0 1 2 4 State Park Tivoli Bays W RED HOOK Turkey Point RED HOOK 199 ULSTER G 209 HUCKLESH ILAN 199 ULSTER RAL TRAL DUTCHESS 32 308 G RHINBECK RHINEBECK INGSTON Hudson River Maritime HUDSON RIVER Museum MAP9 E STRAND PROMENADE HERE CLINTON Staatsburgh State Historic Site Mills-Norrie ESOPUS State Park HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY TRAIL CONNECTIONS PLAN DTCHESS NORT MAP 10 HYDE PARK Existing hared-se Path Planned hared-se Path Vanderbilt Mansion Proposed hared-Use Path National Historic Site Main Trunk of hared-Use Path Roadway Home of FDR Parks pen pace ULSTER DUTCHESS National Historic Site Water 115 Train tations PLEASANT VALLEY W Franklin D. Roosevelt Railroad Library and Museum 44 N I 1-55 0 1 2 4 HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY CONNECTION PLAN 4.1.1.10 Dutchess County North TRAILS Name Status Total Distance (MI)* Notes Cost Proposed in multiple Hucklebush Rail regional and town trail Proposed 32.3 $64.6M** Trail plans - feasibility study ongoing (2017) * Total distance within County **Estimated based on $2 million per mile 56 4.1.1.11 Ulster County South TRAILS Name Status Total Distance (MI)* Notes Cost Walkway Over Existing 0.8 the Hudson Hudson Valley Existing 3.5 Rail Trail In design and construction Hudson Valley phases with some funding Planned 4.8 $12M** Rail Trail awarded (2014 TAP grant - $1.4M) Wallkill Valley Existing 25.4 Rail Trail D&H/O&W Rail Existing 18.6 Trail * Total distance within County **Ulster County 57 213 213 Mills-Norrie WALLKILL ALLEYESOPUS State Park RAL TRAL 32 213 ROSENDALE DHO&W Vanderbilt Mansion RAL TRAL National Historic Site HUDSON ALLEY RAL TRAL N ULSTER DUTCHESS W NEW PALTZ NEW PATZ W 299 MAPLLOYD S 208 Walkway ver the Hudson Bridge Walkway Over The Hudson Franny Reese State Historic Park HERE State Park 44 WALKWAY OVER 44 THE DSON ULSTER HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY DUTCHESS TRAIL CONNECTIONS PLAN ULSTE SOT MAP 11 Existing hared-sePLATTEKILL Path Planned hared-se Path MARLOROUGH Proposed hared-Use Path Main Trunk of hared-Use Path Hemlock Ridge State Land Roadway Parks pen pace Water Train tations ULSTER Railroad ORANGE W N 32 ULSTER I ORANGE 0 1 2 4 GREENE HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY ULSTER TRAIL CONNECTIONS PLAN W Great Vly ULSTE NORT MAP 12 Existing hared-se Path Planned hared-se Path Proposed hared-Use Path ULSTER Bristol Beach COLUMBIA Main Trunk of hared-Use Path State Park GREENE RoadwayULSTER Parks pen pace Water SAUGERTIES Clermont State Train tations Historic Site Railroad SAUGERTIES N 212 I 0 1 2 4 TIVOLI ULSTE CONTY Tivoli Bays Highwoods 375RAL TRAL State Land W MAP Turkey Point INGSTON ULSTER G 209 HERE 199 KNGSTON PONT ULSTER DUTCHESS HURLEY RAL TRAL 28 32 DHO&W RAL TRAL 587 RHINBECK INGSTON Hudson River HUCKLESH 209 32 Maritime HUDSON RIVERRAL TRAL Museum 9 Hurley Commons State E STRAND Wildlife Management Area PROMENADE WALLKILL ALLEY 1-59 RAL TRAL 213 HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY CONNECTION PLAN 4.1.1.12 Ulster County North TRAILS Name Status Total Distance (MI)* Notes Cost Wallkill Valley Existing 25.4 Rail Trail D&H/O&W Rail Existing 18.6 Trail E. Strand Existing 0.7 Promenade Ulster County Proposed 20.8 In design $10M** Rail Trail * Total distance within County **From Times Herald-Record (RecordOnline.com) article, “Ulster rail trail system gets $10M boost,” released August 15, 2016 60 4.1.1.13 Dutchess-Columbia Counties East TRAILS Name Status Total Distance (MI)* Notes Cost Proposed in multiple Hucklebush Rail Proposed 38.7 regional and town trail $77.4M** Trail plans Harlem Valley Existing 17.4 Rail Trail Some design documents Harlem Valley Planned 9.5 complete, working to $3.5M*** Rail Trail obtain funding Harlem Valley Working to acquire rail Proposed 19.2 $38.4M** Rail Trail bed from private owners * Total distance within County **Estimated based on a conservative $2 million per mile ***From Poughkeepsie Journal article, “Dutchess gets $3.5M for Harlem Valley Rail Trail extension,” released September 21, 2016 61 22 HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY TRAIL CONNECTIONS PLAN DTCHESS-COLUMBIA EAST MAP 13 Existing hared-se Path Planned hared-se Path 23 Proposed hared-Use Path Main Trunk of hared-Use Path 987 Roadway Parks pen pace Water Train tations Railroad N TAGHKANIC I COPAE Taconic 0 1 2 4 State Park COLUMBIA Lake Taghkanic Lake Taghkanic State Park State Park MASSACHUSETTS HARLEM ALLEY RAL TRALMAP HUCKLESH Taconic HERE State Park RAL TRAL ANCRA COLUMBIA DUTCHESS 22 82 199 PINE PLAINS 199 MILLERTON DUTCHESS NORTHEAST CONNECTICUT 83 GREENE CONTY RALATHENS TRAL GREENE COLUMBIA THENS W 385 HUDSON ALBANY-HUDSON ELECTIC TAIL G Thomas Cole 23B Olana State National Historic Rogers sland GREENPORT Site Historic Site CATSKILL State Land Of Exceptional Scenic Beauty H A GREENE COLUMBIA OSTON-ALANY RAL TRAL GREENE CONTY RIVE TRAIL MAPLIVINGSTON W GERANTOWN 82 G ULSTER HERE Bristol Beach COLUMBIA State Park 9 Lake Taghkanic Clermont State State Park HistoricHUDSON Site RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY HUCKLESH TRAIL CONNECTIONS PLAN RAL TRAL CLERMONT COLUMBIA SOT MAP 14 Existing hared-se Path TIVOLI Planned hared-se Path COLUMBIA Proposed hared-Use Path DUTCHESS GALLATIN Main Trunk of hared-Use Path Roadway Parks pen pace Tivoli Bays Water Train tations Railroad RED HOOK N I Roeliff Jansen ill 0 1-631 2 4 State Land RED HOOK 199 HUDSON RIVER VALLEY GREENWAY CONNECTION PLAN 4.1.1.14 Columbia County South TRAILS Name Status Total Distance (MI)* Notes
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