Ever been to little Bradley falls? There are a few river crossings. How do you handle these? Jump from rock to rock or trek right through??

Colors are starting to peak around the Hudson Valley and Northern NJ — post a photo from any trail this week so we can track where fall is hitting hardest! 📍Drop the name of your trail + location in the comments.

Harriman delivered on this one. The loop starts with a solid climb up Tom Jones Mountain for big valley views, then settles into an easier middle section through the woods before passing Lake Skenonto. Expect some rocky terrain and a few steep bits early on; overall it’s a great mix of effort and payoff. Trail Snapshot: 📍 Location: Harriman State Park, NY 🥾 Length: 4.4 miles (loop) ⛰️ Elevation Gain: 1,030 ft ⏱️ Estimated Time: 2.5–3 hrs ⚡ Difficulty: Moderate ⭐ Rating: 4.6/5 Parking & Trailhead: 🚗 Trailhead: County Road 106 (Tom Jones Mountain pull-off) • Small roadside lot, easy to spot • Follow the Ramapo–Dunderberg (red) blaze to start Trailgoers are saying (from reviews): “Beautiful views, well-marked trails, and a gorgeous lake. Steep climbs and rocky terrain—good shoes and hydration recommended.” 👉 Hiked this loop or nearby routes in Harriman? Drop your favorite connections or tips below.