Blauvelt State Park,

Greenbush Road, Blauvelt, NY 10913

"Blauvelt State Park is a serene, 590-acre haven of forested green space located in Rockland County, New York. This undeveloped state park, rich in history, occupies the site of the former Camp Bluefields, a rifle range used to train members of the New York National Guard prior to World War I. Today, the park offers a peaceful retreat with hiking trails that provide the only access to its rugged beauty and afford spectacular views of the Hudson Valley. The trails meander through the park, inviting visitors to explore the natural surroundings where the echoes of history blend with the tranquility of the forest. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a nature lover, Blauvelt State Park is a perfect spot for a day hike or a quiet escape into the wilderness."

"Fast, chill & flowy, excellent for both beginners and advanced riders looking for a chill flow ride. Some wet spots but nothing that would stop you from riding. Smartly designed trails that flow and retain speed through sections while having no severe consequences and minimal climbing."

"What a cool find! Former WWI underground training facility with miles of tunnels and walls covered with graffiti. Going right after the rain, the trails were flooded in many spots which added to the experience. I enjoyed the experience, the history, the photography, and the nature. Recommended for WWI history buffs, off the path adventurer seekers, curious explorers, and those with good waterproof boots (if you go after the rain)."

"Cool little park right by the freeway, with "secret tunnels" dating back to the early 1900s. Fun to wander around and see a slice of local history. Lots of cool street art/graffiti."

"Entered from greenwood and 303 parking lot. Fits may 6-7 cars. The first part of path is paved but turns to dirt shortly after. The walking path gets narrow and seems passable in some places and path on map stops lol. There is a bike path there that I took and it seems to be maintained better than the walking path. Some sections with rocks, but you should be able to ride around them. Only walked a mile in and didn't see any scenic views from this entrance. Had to turn back due to time. Not bad of a walk and minimal elevation but didnt see anything but trees."