Storm King State Park

Storm King State Park, located in the Hudson Highlands region of New York, boasts roughly 1,972 acres of untamed wilderness. Characterized by its rugged mountain landscapes, Storm King Mountain is a prominent feature, offering sweeping panoramic views over the Hudson River and surrounding valleys. The park's early history is tied to the indigenous Lenape people, and it later became notably involved in a successful 1960s environmental battle against a proposed power plant. Nowadays, visitors enjoy an array of recreational activities such as hiking along the challenging trails that snakes across its forests and rocky outcrops. The park is particularly known for its biodiversity, including a variety of bird species and towering eastern hardwoods. Without formal facilities or a visitor center, Storm King retains its raw, natural allure, drawing those seeking outdoor adventure and solitude away from the bustling city life.