Anthony’s Nose in Hudson Highlands State Park, NY

Hike Anthony’s Nose Hudson Highlands State Park, NY

Class 1 2.1 miles 800 gain <1 hr Out + Back Jun 4, 2019
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Solitude

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There are multiple trails you could take to reach Anthony's Nose, a nice viewpoint overlooking the Bear Mountain Bridge over the Hudson River. This trail is a short, very popular hike, but you could find other options if you'd rather make the hike longer, but this is the most direct option. The first half of the trail follows the Appalachian Trail on a fairly steep and rocky section, then once it reaches the wide ridge of Anthony's Nose, heads southwest on an old dirt road converted into a trail. Anthony's Nose has a high point just south of the overlook, which can be reached via a social trail leading away from the main road/trail.

PEAKS ON HIKE
Elevation (ft) / Prominence (ft)
Peaks on hike
Elevation
Prominence
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Anthonys Nose
900 ft
360 rise

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Starting up the Appalachian Trail.
Starting up the Appalachian Trail.
Somewhat steep for such a popular trail.
Somewhat steep for such a popular trail.
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Rocky stairs I assume to help prevent erosion.
Rocky stairs I assume to help prevent erosion.
The A.T. meets with a trail heading southwest (make a right).
The A.T. meets with a trail heading southwest (make a right).
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Anthony's Nose overlook. Bear Mountain visible center, Bear Mountain Bridge on the right.
Anthony's Nose overlook. Bear Mountain visible center, Bear Mountain Bridge on the right.
Close-up of the bridge and Bear Mountain.
Close-up of the bridge and Bear Mountain.

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