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Montrose Point State Forest is a 51-acre natural area located in the Town of Cortlandt, Westchester County, New York. Managed cooperatively with Westchester County Parks, this forest offers visitors a glimpse into the region's industrial past and a chance to explore diverse natural habitats.
Historically, the area was home to a brick factory that extensively mined local clay deposits, shaping the rolling topography seen today. Remnants of this industrial era are evident at "Brick Beach," a shoreline along the Hudson River scattered with discarded bricks. Accessible via the Yellow Trail, Brick Beach provides scenic views of the river and serves as a tangible connection to the site's brick-making heritage.
The forest features a network of marked trails, including the Red, Blue, and Yellow Trails, guiding hikers through varied terrains such as woodlands, marshes, and elevated vistas overlooking the Hudson River. Notable landmarks include a historic brick arch bridge and the largest Osage Orange tree in New York State. The diverse ecosystems within the forest support a variety of wildlife, making it a prime spot for nature observation and bird watching.
Adjacent to Montrose Point State Forest is George's Island Park, a 208-acre riverside park that offers additional recreational opportunities. A trail network links the two areas, allowing for extended hikes and exploration of the Hudson River shoreline. George's Island Park also features picnic areas, tidal wetlands, and boat access to the river, enriching the outdoor experience for visitors.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Montrose Point State Forest and its Brick Beach offer a unique blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty along the Hudson River.
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