United States Tours
The United States is a collection of worlds in one. From the skyscrapers of New York to the wild parks of the West, this is a country where the journey is yours to design. Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it — big time.
Experience
Landscape
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Park Overview
Harriman State Park is the second-largest park in the system, featuring 31 lakes, 200 miles of trails, two beaches, public campgrounds, and abundant wildlife.
Main Attractions
Highlights include Lakes Welch, Sebago, Tiorati, Silvermine, Anthony Wayne Recreation Area, Sebago Cabins, and Beaver Pond Campgrounds.
Group Camps
Established in 1913 to provide outdoor experiences to underserved communities, the group camps offer dining halls, cabins, tent platforms, and nature education. Operated by the Palisades Camping Association (PCA).
Pet Policy
Dogs must be leashed (max 6 ft), with visible rabies tag. Not allowed in buildings, beaches, or in areas like Beaver Pond Campground, Welch Beach, or Sebago Cabins.
Available Activities & Amenities
- Hiking & Biking
- Boat Launches (permit required)
- Campsites, Cabins, Lodging
- Fishing & Ice Fishing
- Food & Gift Shop
- Grills & Showers
- Swimming at Tiorati and Welch
- Ice Skating, Snowshoeing, X-Country Skiing
- Visitor Center & Playing Fields
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Clarence Fahnestock Memorial State Park
The largest park in the area, featuring over 50 miles of marked trails, including a section of the Appalachian Trail. Ideal for hiking, biking, and horseback riding.
Main Highlights
- 14,000 acres of varied terrain: forests, ridges, lakes, and streams
- Historic iron-mining relics along some trails
- Summer beach at Canopus Lake (fee applies)
- Winter cross-country ski trails (fee applies)
- Campground near the park office (advance reservation recommended)
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Overview
Bear Mountain State Park rises from the Hudson River’s west bank, offering nature and recreational activities year-round. Visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, fishing, cross-country skiing, and scenic views from the Perkins Memorial Tower.
Main Attractions
- Trailside Museums and Zoo
- Merry-Go-Round with 42 carved native animals
- Ice Skating Rink (Oct–Mar)
- Swimming Pool & Lake Access
- Scenic Views from Perkins Memorial Tower
Lodging
Overnight stays available at Bear Mountain Inn. Contact us for reservations.
Pet Policy
Dogs allowed on leash (max 6 feet); not permitted in buildings, picnic or bathing areas, walkways, or the Trailside Museum.
Amenities
- Biking & Hiking Trails
- Fishing & Boat Rentals (Accessible)
- Campsites, Cabins & Lodge
- Food & Gift Shop (Accessible)
- Ice Skating, Swimming Pool
- Playgrounds & Playing Fields (Accessible)
- Nature & Visitor Center (Accessible)
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Arden Point & Glenclyffe Hike
Scenic hike along the Hudson River with views and historical significance—this was the escape route of Benedict Arnold. Starts at Hudson Highlands State Park near two stone pillars and follows a blue-blazed trail past ruins and a wooden bridge. A steel truss bridge leads to Arden Point, ideal for nature lovers.
Hiking Essentials
- Hiking shoes or boots
- Water – at least 2 quarts per person
- Map – waterproof or in a plastic bag
- Snacks or lunch – nuts, seeds, chocolate
- Sunscreen and insect repellent
- Rain gear & extra clothing (avoid cotton)
- Compass
- Flashlight or headlamp with extra batteries
- Compact first aid kit
- Firestarter & waterproof matches
- Knife or multi-tool
- Emergency contact numbers
- Common sense – monitor energy, weather, and conditions
Safety & Ethics
Check weather forecast before departure and follow all area regulations. Cell signal may be limited in mountain areas.
Leave No Trace Principles
- Plan ahead and prepare
- Travel and camp on durable surfaces
- Dispose of waste properly
- Leave what you find
- Minimize campfire impacts
- Respect wildlife
- Be considerate of other visitors
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Palisades Interstate Park Overview
Located along the Hudson River in northeastern New Jersey, this 2,500-acre park features dramatic cliffs, woodlands, and shoreline, all preserved since 1900 by the Palisades Interstate Park Commission.
Main Attractions
Visitors enjoy over 30 miles of trails, riverside drives, scenic overlooks, picnic areas, and two boat basins. The park also includes a nature sanctuary and historic sites.
National Designations
The park is a National Historic Landmark. The Palisades Cliffs are a National Natural Landmark. The Long Path and Shore Trail are recognized as National Recreation Trails.
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Trail Overview
The Appalachian Trail is the longest marked hiking trail in the U.S., stretching 2,180 miles through 14 states from Maine to Georgia. It is maintained by 30 trail clubs and various partnerships.
New Jersey Segment
This 74-mile stretch starts at Abram S. Hewitt State Forest and passes through Wawayanda, High Point, and Stokes parks, ending at Worthington State Forest.
Terrain & Wildlife
The trail ranges from flat to rugged, with elevations from 350 to 1,803 feet. Expect wooded paths, rocky sections, bogs, and wetlands with wildlife like bears, deer, and birds.
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Robert Moses State Park Overview
Located at the western tip of Fire Island, this beachfront park offers nearly five miles of ocean shore and easy access via car or Babylon train. It’s a popular destination for swimming, boogie-boarding, surfing, and surf-fishing.
Facilities & Activities
All four lifeguard-staffed fields include concessions, beach shops, outdoor showers, restrooms, and first aid stations. Scenic picnic areas with grills are available at Fields 2, 3, and 4.
Golf & Sports
Field 2 features an 18-hole Pitch & Putt Golf Course (open April–November) and a large volleyball area with 21 courts. Nearby Democrat Point offers 4×4 access for surfing and fishing.
Amenities
- Accessible fishing, food, showers, playgrounds, and swimming beach
- Golf course
- Marina
- Stand-up paddle boarding
- Surfing & windsurfing
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<h4>Discover Montauk, New York</h4>
<p>Located at the eastern tip of Long Island, Montauk offers over 5,000 acres of beaches and parks for swimming, surfing, hiking, fishing, biking, and more.</p>
<h4>Main Attractions</h4>
<p>Visit Ditch Plains beach, Montauk Point Lighthouse, and Montauk Point State Park. Enjoy seafood restaurants, nature trails, and local festivals.</p>
<h4>Visitor Information</h4>
<p>Stop by the Montauk Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center on Main Street for maps, brochures, menus, and travel videos. Friendly staff available to assist.</p>
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<h4>Jones Beach State Park Highlights</h4>
<p>Located on Long Island’s south shore, Jones Beach offers 6.5 miles of white-sand oceanfront and over 2,400 acres of maritime nature. Just 20 miles from NYC, it’s a popular summer spot for families and day visitors seeking relaxation and recreation.</p>
<h4>Main Activities</h4>
<p>Enjoy ocean swimming, sunbathing, boardwalk strolls, surfing, bicycling, fishing, concerts at Northwell Health Theater, and nature exploration at the Jones Beach Nature Center. Mini-golf, playgrounds, and various sports courts are also available.</p>
<h4>Facilities & Accessibility</h4>
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<li>Fishing, Food, Gift Shop, Golf (Accessible)</li>
<li>Swimming Beach & Pool (Accessible)</li>
<li>Nature & Visitor Centers (Accessible)</li>
<li>Playgrounds, Showers (Accessible)</li>
<li>Marina, Surfing, Paddle Boarding</li>
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<h4>Important Notice</h4>
<p>No pets allowed year-round.</p>