Bikers, runners head to Mario Cuomo Bridge Path to take advantage of sunny weather
Bikers and runners headed to the Mario Cuomo Bridge Path early Monday morning to take advantage of Labor Day and the sunny weather.
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Sep 7, 2020, 11:13 AM
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Bikers and runners headed to the Mario Cuomo Bridge Path early Monday morning to take advantage of Labor Day and the sunny weather.
Residents tell News 12 they're sticking to outdoor activities due to the pandemic, like going to the beach or pool.
The bike path is a little over three and a half miles long. People also turned out to exercise on the path Sunday.
The state's Thruway Authority says parking lots fill up quickly, so there's a shuttle that runs on a loop every 20 minutes.
It stops at four places, including the Tarrytown Train Station and the Palisades Center.
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