Parks in Rockland County.

A Harriman picnic and trailhead hub off the Palisades Parkway.

Iconic Hudson Highlands park with a peak you can drive up.

Quiet woods on the site of a former rifle range.

Waterfront town park with a pool, ballfields, and pier.

A nine-hole public golf course in Orangeburg.

A wooded Pearl River neighborhood park.

Flat loop trail around Congers Lake — a community-running staple.

A wooded New City park along the Demarest Kill stream.

New York's second-largest state park — 200+ miles of trails.

Mature pine groves and a flat loop trail in New City.

Small, quiet lake with a perimeter walking path.

Village-front lawn with a band shell, dock, and Hudson sunsets.

A village green dedicated to Rockland veterans.

A Suffern village park with ballfields and a pool.

A par-3 executive course inside Rockland Lake State Park.

A 3.2-mile loop around the lake, two pools, and Hudson views.

Quiet hiking, fishing pond, and shaded picnic groves.

Trailhead into the Palisades ridge with kid-sized loops.

Wooded ridges, a pool in summer, and views of the Piermont Marsh.