Peebles Island State Park — Attraction in Town of Waterford

Me and my group of bikers from all over the towns got together for a bike ride to Peebles Island State park from under i 787 where the Lunch is & where the trial go to the live at 5 we hear on the radio then there's a green trial that takes you down the water frount to the war Ship the USS Slater and theirs another boat there to. if you go to the light then go under bridge on your left there's a fork turn left go to frist right turn there should be a light there go to next light make a left that's South pearl street go mabe 6 miles down and go under a bridge thru a Little neighborhood then you will see a Blinking red light then there's a parking lot for the Delmar & Voorheeville trail its a Fun trail to go on by bike or Just to walking or with a loved one i hope to see everyone out there leave your cars at home use your bike more if you can . p.s.theres food all a long this trail like my place most times thay open at noon and close at 2am wich is good to know after a game at the times union ctr. In...

Peebles Island State Park is a scenic haven located at the confluence of the Hudson and Mohawk Rivers in New York. This 190-acre park offers visitors a chance to enjoy spectacular river and rapids views as they traverse miles of paths through its gently rolling and wooded landscape. The park is a popular spot for walkers, joggers, picnickers, and fishermen who come to relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. In winter, the park’s facilities are used for cross-country skiing, hiking, and snowshoeing. Peebles Island is also home to the Bureau of Historic Sites and Bureau of Historic Preservation Field Services, providing a blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Whether you’re seeking a leisurely stroll or an educational experience, Peebles Island State Park is a delightful destination for...

Fantastic gem of a park. Picnic tables, public bathrooms, easy hiking trails with great views of the confluence of the Mohawk and Hudson Rivers. Kayak launch. There is a pavilion with BBQ that can be booked. There are high cliffs with steep drops along the "Perimeter Trail" without rails or fences, so I would keep the toddlers very close, or off the trail. That said the cliffs do offer great views where you can peer down into the Mohawk and see large fish ambling about in the water. The park includes a few earthen works from the Revolutionary War and is home to a former "bleachery," now home of the New York State Historic Preservation Office. A great bridge walk across the river will put you in Waterford and Lock #2, home of a visitor welcome center and port for...