Public asked to share their opinions on possible new Rockland County trail
The Rockland Riverway Trail Feasibility Study is looking into the possibility of a 21-mile pathway for walkers and bicyclists.
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22ds agoA public workshop will be held Tuesday on a possible new trail in Rockland County.
The Rockland Riverway Trail Feasibility Study is looking into the possibility of a 21-mile pathway for walkers and bicyclists.
It would go from Palisades to Stony Point near the Hudson River as much as possible.
The workshop will be at Rockland BOCES gymnasium from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
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