West Hudson Trails Map 2019 Now Available

The revised 8th edition of our West Hudson Trails map set is now available in print and digital formats!

The revised 8th edition of our West Hudson Trails map set, featuring junction-to-junction trail mileage numbers and the latest trail updates, is a must-have for exploring trails west of the Hudson River in the Hudson Highlands of Orange County, New York.  This two-map set features more than 70 miles of maintained trails in Black Rock Forest, Schunemunk State Park, Storm King State Park, and other nearby parklands.

The 2019 edition includes new trails within and adjacent to Black Rock Forest, a new trail at the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum's Wildlife Education Center at Round Top Park, adjustments to scenic viewpoint throughout the area, the addition of several newly-preserved lands and updates to state park boundaries, and the latest trail relocations.  Many other updates and adjustments make this 8th edition of West Hudson Trails our most accurate map yet of these Orange County parklands.

Additional map features include detailed junction-to-junction trail mileage numbers, 20-foot elevation contour lines, parking areas, scenic viewpoints and other points of interest, and UTM gridlines.  More than 10 miles of the Long Path is shown, and nearly 25 miles of the Highlands Trail is included.

The maps are available in print format, in vibrant color on our popular waterproof, tear-resistant Tyvek; shop online, visit our headquarters, or look for them at an outdoor retailer near you.

In addition, the maps are also available on Apple and Android devices through the Avenza Maps app.  To get the latest maps, and to help ensure the Trail Conference receives as much of your support as possible, please consider making your purchase directly from the following links: Bundle of 2 maps, Map 113 (Black Rock Forest, Storm King), and Map 114 (Schunemunk Mountain).

At only $9.95 ($7.46 for members), this map set is your guide to exploring these unique Orange County parklands!  Grab your copy today!

 

About the Map

West Hudson Trails 2019, 8th edition

List price: $9.95   ISBN: 978-1-944450-10-6

New York-New Jersey Trail Conference (2019)

At a Glance

• Nearly 70 miles of marked trails in Orange County, New York
• Parklands including Black Rock Forest, Schunemunk State Park, and Storm King State Park
• More than 10 miles of the Long Path and nearly 25 miles of the Highlands Trail
• Detailed junction-to-junction trail mileage numbers
• 20-foot elevation contours
• 1:20,000 scale (1 inch = 0.32 mile)
• Convenient map sizes to carry and use on the trail
• Inset map showing a portion of Orange County's Heritage Trail
• Parkland boundaries
• Unmaintained trails and woods roads
• Viewpoints, mines, springs, and other points of interest
• Parking areas and bus stop locations
• Trail descriptions, park contact information, history, and regulations
• UTM coordinate grid

 

Special Thanks

Special thanks go out to all the volunteers who helped carefully field-check and review the maps for this revised West Hudson Trails map set.  In addition, several partners provided helpful advice and review, including the staff of Black Rock Forest, Schunemunk State Park, Storm King State Park, the Hudson Highlands Nature Museum, and the Orange County Land Trust.

This map was also produced with support from Storm King Adventure Tours, a member club of the Trail Conference.

 

About the Trail Conference

The New York-New Jersey Trail Conference is a volunteer-powered, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that builds, maintains, and protects public trails.  Together with our partners, we strive to ensure that the trails and natural areas we share are sustainable and accessible for all to enjoy for generations to come.  Do your part to speak up for trails, volunteer to make our trails better, or support trails by purchasing great maps, making a gift, or becoming a member.

New York-New Jersey Trail Conference maps are built on more than 80 years of mapping experience.  They are the trusted source for reliable trail information in the New York-New Jersey metropolitan region.  These maps are "Made By the People Who Build the Trails" and are regularly updated with changes to the trails.