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Ruth Reynolds Glunt Nature Preserve

The Ruth Reynolds Glunt Nature Preserve offers a half-mile hiking trail through 15 acres of freshwater tidal wetlands at the confluence of Esopus Creek and Hudson River, with boardwalks and bridges providing access to scenic river views.

Canoes and kayaks can land along the shoreline near the lighthouse, with the nearest public canoe/kayak launch at Tina Chorvas Park on lower Esopus Creek; note that portions of the trail flood at high tide, so consult tide tables before visiting.

Fishing is permitted, and portable toilets are available at the trailhead and dock.


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