Monsey Glen County Park
Park Overview:
The Glen is a tract of land with a full growth of verdure covering many walking trails. It contains scenic natural beauty with sandstone overhangs. Below, a stream flows to the southwest. Plant life is unique since the glacier bypassed the area. It is one of the few places in the Rockland County where Trailing Arbutus grows.
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Park Description:
This park contains several sandstone Native American caves where numerous artifacts, some over 3,000 years old, have been discovered. These artifacts are now archived at the Trailside Museum at Harriman-Bear Mountain State Parks. A series of steps cut out of the sandstone rock, the purpose of which is unknown, leads to a platform.
Trails Overview:
A half-mile white-blazed trail loops around the park.
Park Acreage:
25.00 acresMunicipality:
MonseyThe Glen is a tract of land with a full growth of verdure covering many walking trails. It contains scenic natural beauty with sandstone overhangs. Below, a stream flows to the southwest. Plant life is unique since the glacier bypassed the area. It is one of the few places in the Rockland County where Trailing Arbutus grows.
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This park contains several sandstone Native American caves where numerous artifacts, some over 3,000 years old, have been discovered. These artifacts are now archived at the Trailside Museum at Harriman-Bear Mountain State Parks. A series of steps cut out of the sandstone rock, the purpose of which is unknown, leads to a platform.