The Palisades Interstate Park in New Jersey is about twelve miles long and half a mile wide, with 2,500 acres of wild Hudson River shoreline, uplands, and cliffs — just minutes from midtown …

In 1983 “The Palisades of the Hudson” was designated a National Natural Landmark, as “the best example of a thick diabase sill formation known in the United States. Columnar jointing, an …

The Palisades Cliffs are the eastern edge of a long, low mountain ridge that rises along the western shore of the Hudson River for more than 40 miles, from Staten Island north to …

Description of the trail system in the Palisades Interstate Park in New Jersey along with suggested hike routes, tips for Palisades hikers, and other important information

In the Palisades Interstate Park in New Jersey Allison Park is a scenic cliff-top park area overlooking the Hudson River in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, with paved walkways, …

Market the Palisades Interstate Parkway as a gateway to the Palisades park system, which includes 24 parks and 8 historic sites, covering over 100,000 acres along more than 20 miles …

The northern overlooks at Fort Lee Historic Park provide unparalleled views of the Hudson, Upper Manhattan, and the George Washington Bridge — the busiest bridge in the world!

Fishing & Crabbing are permitted along the seawalls and shoreline of the Hudson River within the park, including at our riverfront picnic areas and along the length of the Shore Trail (trails are …

State Line Lookout is a scenic overlook on the Palisades with a refreshment stand and gift shop. It is situated by “Point Lookout,” the highest point on the Palisades Cliffs (el. 520 ft.), about half a …

Henry Hudson Drive is a scenic roadway constructed between 1912 and 1940 that begins at the Edgewater park entrance and follows the Hudson River north for 8 miles to the Alpine park …