10 unique historical routes in New York

West point foundry preserve

Autumn in New York is a great time for hiking. Already not hot and not too cold. We offer you a list of unusual places in New York, where you can go for a walk yourself or with family and friends, compiled by Only in your state.

1. Saratoga National Historical Park - Stillwater

It is a pleasure to walk in the Saratoga National Historical Park. In addition, you will learn the history of battles that took place in Saratoga.

Getting there: 648 Route 32 Stillwater, NY 12170

2. Doodletown - Stony Point

One of the most popular places for hiking. Doodletown considered one of the most famous ghost towns in New York. Back in 1960, a city that is now part of a state park Bear mountainwas bought by the Interstate Park Commission Palisades. Visitors can see the remains of old houses, stairs and other ruins of the city.

3. Widow Jane Mine - Rosendale

Previously known location due to the production of concrete. Now here is the abandoned mine of the 1800-year period.

Getting there: 668 Route 213 Rosendale, New York

4. John Brown Farm State Historic Site - Lake Placid

The historic home of the abolitionist John Brown has been preserved in excellent condition. The house was purchased in 1849 year. Here you can not only see how Brown lived, but also take a walk in the vast territory adjacent to the house.

Getting there: 2 John Brown Road Lake Placid, NY 12946

5. West Point Foundry Preserve - Cold Spring

В Cold Spring beautiful nature. But here you can also look at the old metallurgical plant, which worked in 1817-1911's. This is a real open-air museum.

Getting there: 80 Kemble Avenue Cold Spring, NY 12601

6. Caumsett State Historic Park - Lloyd Harbor

Views of the national park Caumsett truly breathtaking. Here you will find scenic trails for long walks and the historic 1920 estate of the year.

Getting there: 25 Lloyd Harbor Road Lloyd Harbor, NY 11743

7. Crown Point State Historic Site - Essex County

Here are the ruins of a limestone fortress 1700 of the year. Here you can have a great time with the whole family.

Getting there: 21 Grandview Drive Crown Point, NY 12928

8. Clermont State Historic Site - Germantown

Right on the banks of the Hudson River is a unique historical place. In 1700, this park belonged to the family of missionary David Livingstone. In 1962, the park was transferred to the state and since then anyone can visit it.

Getting there: 87 Clermont Avenue Germantown, NY 12526

9. Kaaterskill High Peak - Greene County

These peaks have a sad history. Several major plane crashes occurred here - in 1983 and 1987. Now this is a popular place among tourists who love active recreation.

Getting there: 2425 Platte Clove Road Elka Park, NY 12427

10. Ganondagan State Historic Site - Victor

In this place was one of the famous old cities - the city of Seneca. His story goes back to the 17 century. Today, visitors can take a walk and learn more about the art, history and culture of the people who lived in Seneca.

Getting there: 7000 County Road 41 (Boughton Hill Road) Victor, NY 14564.

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