Old Croton Trailway State Park is an 8.6-mile point-to-point segment running from Yonkers to Tarrytown, New York. It has 535 feet of climbing and 505 feet of descending. The route is primarily unpaved, with surfaces made up of 62% dirt, 23% gravel, and 15% pavement. AI-generated description — details may not be fully accurate.
I'm glad this trail exists, but to be honest, it's not that fun to do after the novelty wears off. There are constant blind street crossings forcing you to stop and wait for cars (often with no curb cuts, so be ready to bunny hop), lots of narrow and overgrown sections (sometimes you're literally riding on grass), trash and broken glass especially around Yonkers, etc. There are nice sections but overall it's a pain.
Rode this on Saturday. Nice gravel sections and occasional rocky parts but easy to navigate and fun to ride. I was the only one on Cx bike with 3 others on Road bikes. Quite accessible and ez to navigate.
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