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View British cannon cannon British View dock. deep-water and launch Shepard Highland Landing Park, with its boat boat its with Park, Landing Highland Shepard Community-driven urban renewal urban Community-driven wooden structure in Ulster County, and Bob Bob and County, Ulster in structure wooden Union Street Historic Neighborhood Historic Street Union Stroll by the Yelverton House, the oldest oldest the House, Yelverton the by Stroll the train station and beneath the Walkway. Walkway. the beneath and station train the Family activities Family nearby Train Culture & Arts Riverfront reinvented by the past, present and future future and present past, the by reinvented Riverfront Enjoy an ethnic restaurant or Italian bakery near near bakery Italian or restaurant ethnic an Enjoy Highland Landing Highland Reconnect to this historic immigrant enclave. enclave. immigrant historic this to Reconnect History & Architecture & History Waterfront Shops breweries, and restaurants in this quaint hamlet. quaint this in restaurants and breweries, Outdoor Recreation Outdoor Trails Rail Restaurants The heart of the old world at the foot of the Walkway Walkway the of foot the at world old the of heart The Enjoy Highland’s architecture, boutique shops, shops, boutique architecture, Highland’s Enjoy Little Italy Little permitting, from dawn to dusk. to dawn from permitting, Classic, small town America America town small Classic, for stunning views of the Walkway. the of views stunning for Mid-Hudson Bridge is open to pedestrians, weather weather pedestrians, to open is Bridge Mid-Hudson Highland Hamlet Highland Children’s Museum to historic Upper Landing Park Park Landing Upper historic to Museum Children’s Ulster and Dutchess counties. Please note that the the that note Please counties. Dutchess and Ulster Walk north through Waryas Park and the Mid-Hudson Mid-Hudson the and Park Waryas through north Walk Park, neighborhood walks and miles of rail trails in in trails rail of miles and walks neighborhood Park, WEST OF THE HUDSON RIVER HUDSON THE OF WEST a meal at one of the nearby waterfront restaurants. restaurants. waterfront nearby the of one at meal a easy access to nature trails in Franny Reese State State Reese Franny in trails nature to access easy Stroll from Main Street or the train station and enjoy enjoy and station train the or Street Main from Stroll Walk the Loop trail and its additional spurs for for spurs additional its and trail Loop the Walk Discovery Zone. Discovery An economic engine engine economic An walkway.org for complete descriptions of each each of descriptions complete for Enjoy Hudson River views from two bridges bridges two from views River Hudson Enjoy Poughkeepsie Waterfront Poughkeepsie Walkway’s western and eastern gates. Visit Visit gates. eastern and western Walkway’s Walkway Loop Trail Loop Walkway approximate distances to each zone from the the from zone each to distances approximate Zone and its features. The legend provides provides legend The features. its and Zone and shows at the Bardavon 1869 Opera House. House. Opera 1869 Bardavon the at shows and of Academy Street. Academy of Flip over to the large map to view each Discovery Discovery each view to map large the to over Flip and Main Street. Don’t miss First Friday celebrations celebrations Friday First miss Don’t Street. Main and Christ Church, completed in 1888, stands at the base base the at stands 1888, in completed Church, Christ Enjoy bustling restaurants and shops around Market Market around shops and restaurants bustling Enjoy homes, many of which have been restored. Nearby Nearby restored. been have which of many homes, with opportunities to explore in every direction. direction. every in explore to opportunities with take in the architecture of its historic landmark landmark historic its of architecture the in take Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park, Park, Historic State Hudson the Over Walkway Walk Garfield Place and the nearby streets to to streets nearby the and Place Garfield Walk high above the Hudson River at the center of of center the at River Hudson the above high A notable industrial and civic center civic and industrial notable A A stunning panorama unfolds panorama stunning A Poughkeepsie City Downtown City Poughkeepsie Sentinels to Poughkeepsie’s Gilded Age Gilded Poughkeepsie’s to Sentinels Experience 360˚ of Discovery! of 360˚ Experience Southside Historic District Historic Southside EAST OF THE HUDSON RIVER HUDSON THE OF EAST GREATER WALKWAY EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE WALKWAY GREATER THE TO CONNECT EMPIRE STATE TRAIL IS OPEN VISIT THE WALKWAY MEET AN AMBASSADOR BECOME A MEMBER THE GREAT CONNECTOR Walkway Over the Hudson HOURS If you have a question First, Walkway members... 7 a.m. to sunset – 365 days per year about the Walkway is proud to be a key Were the driving force behind the movement to See sunset times: walkway.org/visit or need assistance, gateway in the new transform a derelict railroad bridge into the Walkway look for a friendly 750-mile-long Empire Over the Hudson. State Trail. WALKWAY WEST (Highland Entrance) Ambassador in their Parking: 87 Haviland Road, Highland, NY 12528 red vest. These Linking New York City with volunteers are Then, after opening... WALKWAY EAST (Poughkeepsie Entrance) specially trained to be Buffalo and Plattsburgh, Members helped establish the Walkway as the world- The Walkway is proud to be a key Parking: 61 Parker Avenue, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 helpful. Ambassadors gateway along the Empire State Trail the Empire State Trail is class gateway to the Hudson Valley. the longest multi-use trail in the nation. (Operated by NYS Parks: $5 for 4 hours) are typically found More than 75% of the trail is off-road, making On foot, the stairs at Washington Street are 0.6 miles near both gates on it ideal for hikers, runners, cyclists, snow-shoers, from the Poughkeepsie Train Station. weekends during peak visiting season and other high- Now into the future... and cross-country skiers. traffic days like holidays or during special events. Members will lead the way to fulfill the promise of the UPPER LANDING PARK (Elevator Entrance) Walkway for generations. Parking: Poughkeepsie Train Station SEE SOJOURNER TRUTH 83 N. Water Street, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 WALKWAY EVENTS In commemoration of the 100th anniversary of ELEVATOR MEMBER BENEFITS women’s suffrage, a seven-foot-tall bronze statue Walkway’s 21-story glass-walled ADA-accessible In addition to the sweeping Hudson River views available of Sojourner Truth has a permanent home elevator is open daily from 9 a.m. until 90 minutes 365 days a year, the Friends of the Walkway hosts on the west site of the Walkway at the Ulster prior to the park’s closing time. It may not run a full calendar of engaging, family-friendly events. INDIVIDUAL ($40) / FAMILY ($75) Welcome Center Plaza. in the event of inclement weather or maintenance. These include the popular Walkway at Night where Call 845-834-3641 to confirm operational status. the bridge is open late, an educational lecture series, the - Membership Card (Family: Up to 5 cards) Born enslaved in Ulster County, magnificent 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular, - Walkway member window-cling decal Truth later traveled the nation GROUP TOURS Mayfest and Walktoberfest food and drink tasting - 10% discount on Walkway merchandise as an itinerant preacher calling Guided group tours of this historic railroad bridge showcase, and much more.
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