Palisades Park is a scenic state park located in northern New Jersey, offering spectacular views of the Palisades cliffs and the Hudson River. It provides a variety of outdoor activities amidst a unique geological landscape.
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Palisades Park.
Free access with some areas requiring parking fees
Spring and fall for mild temperatures and stunning foliage
Park Headquarters in Alpine, New Jersey
Accessible via Palisades Interstate Parkway with some seasonal closures
Winters are cold with snowfall, while summers can be hot and humid. Spring and fall offer mild, comfortable weather with occasional rain.
Conservation efforts focus on controlling invasive species and managing visitor impact to preserve the natural beauty of the Palisades.
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
This trail runs parallel to the Hudson River offering scenic views and connecting to various park highlights.
A challenging hike that provides expansive vistas of the Hudson and leads through dense woodland areas.
A short but steep path leading from the Englewood Picnic Area up to the Palisades cliffs.
Scenic road ideal for cyclists, offering views of the river and cliffs.
Weekday visits can offer a more serene experience with fewer crowds.
Fall season provides the best colors with comfortable weather for hiking.
Parking lots fill up quickly on weekends, especially near popular lookout points.
Bring insects repellent during summer months to enjoy pest-free hikes.