Storm King Mountain Park, NY


Storm King Mountain Park, NY

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Storm King State Park made the headlines in the 1960s and 1970s when it found itself at the center of a legal battle over a power plant that Consolidated Edison wanted to build at the base of Storm King Mountain on the Hudson River. But the park’s history is much older; to be precise, it started in 1922, when an 800-acre gift allowed PIPC to began protecting the scenic value of that Hudson River gorge.

Thanks to subsequent gifts – including several hundred acres donated by Consolidated Edison as part of a 1980 settlement – today Storm King is an 1,884-acre park prized by hikers for its pristine beauty.

For more information, please call 845-786-2701.

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www.hudsonrivervalley.net
www.njpalisades.org
www.hudsonriver.com
www.orangetourism.org
www.iloveny.com
www.nysparks.com
www.thepurpleheart.com
www.bearmountainzoo.org
www.hudsonrivervalley.com
www.rocklandlakenaturecenter.org
www.exploreny400.com/home.php
www.heritageny.gov/RevWar/revwar.cfm
www.nynjtc.org/index.php
www.highlandfallsny.com
www.hikefordiscovery.org/wch
www.ptny.org
www.rocklandlakeandhookmt.org


For Your Information:

At Bear Mountain, Anthony Wayne, Silvermine, Tiorati, Kanawauke and Sebago, fees are collected weekends starting Memorial Day Weekend until the third weekend in June at that time fees are collected daily. There are no fees for designated hiker parking areas, Reeves Meadow or Skannatati Parking lot.

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