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Spectacular views of Hudson River valley and Catskills beyond There are several trailheads for Storm King Mountain; you can start at elevation from route 9W or do the complete climb from Mountain Road or Route 218 You can easily hike for a half day or a full day. Then enjoy nearby pleasures such as kayaking on the Hudson River, visiting Storm King Sculpture Park, West Point, and the eateries and B&Bs in Cornwall-on-Hudson and Newburgh…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Storm King has worked hard to create a safe environment to enjoy the fantastic sculpture and beautiful countryside. The park is always great but even more so as I appreciated being able to contemplate art while feeling safe. We bought the box lunches that were delicious and nice to have picnic tables nearby. Maps were available near Museum Hill - definitely helped,…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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Great hike. Due to coronavirus and lack of things for people to do, aside from utilizing nature, most of the parking spots were taken. Cops were towing illegally parked cars on the side of the road. I parked on a side road on mountain road and found my way up to storm king.
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Date of experience: May 2020
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This park is not really well known: there is no information booth or large parking areas but the highlight of this park(my opinion) is the summit of Storm King mountain. The trails are well marked and there are three main parking lots, the biggest on 9W and the smallest on Mountain rd. It is helpful to have a map or app to help navigate the trails.…
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Date of experience: November 2019
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This was my second visit to Storm King. First time was on a July day with record heat. Thrilled to return on a beautiful autumn day. It was Columbus Day weekend, so we expected crowds. We arrived shortly after it opened, so didn't have a long wait in line. The park is so enormous, that even though it was very busy for the staff, it never felt crowded. Grabbed a hot dog from the food truck on the way out - very inventive toppings and great service. The enormous scale of the sculpture collection is most impressive. Great place for art lovers and those who want to spend time outdoors. …
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Date of experience: October 2019
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