Power walkers, bicyclists, families strolling, joggers—the Governor Mario M. Cuomo (formerly the Tappan Zee) Bridge Path, between the historic villages of Tarrytown and South Nyack in Rockland County, has room for all to enjoy the majestic views of the Hudson River.
Bicyclist rides by the Half Moon Overlook. (HHR)
The longest of its kind in the country, the 3.6-mile span has welcome centers at each end of the walk, with six overlooks along the way. Well marked, the path is divided into a pedestrian walkway and a bicycle path. Each overlook is unique and offers travelers the opportunity to take in views of the Hudson River and its surroundings, making it easy to see why the waterway has inspired people for centuries.
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Visitors take in the view from Painters Point Overlook. (HHRT)
The overlooks are spaced about every half mile across the span of the bridge. They range from being a bit above the water to rising more than 140 feet over the river. Travelers have panoramic views; . . . .
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