The garden’s plant beds and red brick paths wind around its namesake: the 19th century Old Croton Aqueduct gatehouse sitting at the center of the lot. A squat granite building covered in foliage, it ...

What saved New York City was the Croton River in Westchester County, and one of the most ambitious engineering projects in local history: an aqueduct carrying water over 40 miles from the Old Croton ...

Officially, it is: the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail State Historic Park, a National Historic Landmark, a trail atop the tunnel that, in 1842, brought fresh water to a thirsty, fire-ravaged New York City.

Follow Ann Street until you see a large stone building on the right, which marks the Aqueduct crossing. Park along the street. DESCRIPTION: This hike follows the route of the historic Old Croton ...

The Old Croton Aqueduct water system was built between 1837 and 1842, bringing the first direct water supply to the Bronx. Now, it's a scenic trail that sits on the historic pathway with a window ...

If you are looking for a blend of history and nature, then Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park should be your next Road Trip Close to Home. The landmark has a long-standing history and has ...

The Old Croton Aqueduct may no longer supply the city's drinking water, but its promenade now serves as an outdoor destination for New Yorkers. Some consider the Old Croton Aqueduct to be the ...

Mario M. Cuomo Bridge to three other Tarrytown attractions: Lyndhurst, RiverWalk and the Old Croton Aqueduct trail. Currently, those wishing to head south from the bridge path must navigate a busy ...

FEATURES: This mostly level hike follows the route of the historic Old Croton Aqueduct from Tarrytown to Ossining, N.Y., with return via Metro-North train. MAP: Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct ...