Discover the Vibrant Outdoors of West New York, NJ

West New York, NJ may be known as an urban area, but it is full of diverse outdoor destinations that offer natural beauty and a glimpse into the unique culture and history of its residents.

Start your adventure at Boulevard East (Boulevard East & Park Ave) where you can take in breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline while strolling along a scenic pathway. The walkway will guide you through several parks like Donnelly Memorial Park (Hudson Pl) and North Hudson Park (Tonnelle Ave & Paterson Plank Rd), which are great spots to have picnics or enjoy a peaceful afternoon. From these locations, visitors can also see romantic sunsets over Midtown or Lower Manhattan.

Next up is James J Braddock North Hudson County Park (79th St). This expansive 167acre park offers hiking trails and activities such as iceskating during winter months on their skating rink. You can also rent kayaks and paddle boats on Hensons Cove inside the park with stunning views out towards NYC harbor.

Another mustvisit destination for nature lovers is Palisades Interstate Park Commission (Palisade Avenue:) offering hiking trails alongside dramatic cliffs overlooking the Hudson River Valley providing perfect opportunities to capture beautiful wildlife photography including hawks soaring above, wild turkey wandering underfoot etc all much easily seen than deep woods observation in nearby state forests.

Lastly, immerse yourself in history by visiting Monument Hill War Memorial Garden on 61st Street between Blvd East & Bergenline Ave or visit historic sites such as Weehawken Dueling Grounds; just one location where Aaron Burr infamously killed Alexander Hamilton!

These outdoor destinations showcase how people in West New York live with nature every day whilst enjoying bustling city life closeby. Dont forget to bring binoculars for bird spotting!

With so many options to choose from in West New York, NJ, you can explore the outdoors while still experiencing the vibrant energy of this multicultural city.

Scientific and natural facts: Hudson river is one of the most biodiverse rivers on Earth. Palisades cliff face includes over 20 rare plant species, over 300 bird species have been recorded along with bobcats, coyotes and whitetailed deer spotted roaming near James J Braddock North Hudson County Park.

Destinations:

Boulevard East (Boulevard East & Park Ave)

Donnelly Memorial Park (Hudson Pl)

North Hudson Park (Tonnelle Ave & Paterson Plank Rd)

James J Braddock North Hudson County Park (79th St)

Palisades Interstate Park Commission (Palisade Avenue:)

Monument Hill War Memorial Garden on 61st Street between Blvd East & Bergenline Ave

Weehawken Dueling Grounds

Websites/Twitter handles:

BoulevardEast.net

VisitNJ.org/WestNewYork

@WestNewYorkNJGOV