Westchester RiverWalk
The Westchester RiverWalk is a planned 52.9-mile multi-faceted pathway paralleling the Hudson
River in Westchester that links village centers, historic sites, parks and
river access points via a connection of trails, esplanades and boardwalks.
It spans 14 municipalities in Westchester and is part of the Hudson River Valley
Greenway system.
RiverWalk will be developed through a series of projects constructed by
the County, local municipalities and other entities, including private
developers.
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WESTCHESTER RIVERWALK SUMMARY
Nearly half of
the Westchester RiverWalk route runs directly along the Hudson
River shore – remaining inland portions utilize Old Croton
Aqueduct, road rights-of-way and Main Streets, public and
private sites.
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Total
Length: 52.9 miles
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31 miles existing as paved
and unpaved paths, promenades and sidewalks
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8.9
miles in
design or planning stages
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13 miles
remaining proposed route
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Spans 14 Westchester
municipalities
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Intermodal
- connects directly with 13 of 14 Metro-North Hudson Line
Stations
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75% of
proposed route on publicly accessible lands including parks,
road rights-of-way, and public institutions.
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25% of
proposed route on restricted lands including Metro North
ROW, Industrial areas and private sites.
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