Places to visit near

Congers

Congers is a town in Rockland district, New York, United States of about 8,363 people. Within 50 km by road there are 286 places to visit: 61 lakes, dams & reservoirs, 54 parks and 42 churches. The must-see places are DeForest Lake, Rockland Lake State Park and Hook Mountain State Park.

41.1506° N, 73.9454° WPop. 8,363

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Within 30 km77 places
Within 50 km286
Must-see286
Notable0
Best timeAugust to December

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One day from Congers

5 stops, one loop, back by 5:50 pm

43 km on the road, in driving order so you don’t double back. Times assume an 8 am start and typical visit lengths.

  1. Leave Congers
  2. High Tor State Parknature spot · 2 hrs
  3. Haverstraw Beach State Parkbeach · 1.5 hrs
  4. Croton Point Parkpark · 45 min
  5. Nyack Beach State Parkbeach · 1.5 hrs
  6. Raymond G. Esposito Trailtrek · 3 hrs
  7. Back in Congers
Today’s loopCongersStopStraight lines between stops — distances are road estimates
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Questions people ask

What are the best places to visit near Congers?

DeForest Lake (lake, about 2 km), Rockland Lake State Park (lake, about 2 km), Hook Mountain State Park (nature spot, about 2 km), Lake DeForest (lake, about 2 km), Haverstraw Beach State Park (beach, about 4 km), Nyack Beach State Park (beach, about 5 km).

How many tourist places are there within 50 km of Congers?

286 places on Spotwander: 61 lakes, dams & reservoirs, 54 parks, 42 churches, 39 wildlife, forests & gardens, 27 hill stations & viewpoints.

Which is the nearest lake to Congers?

DeForest Lake, about 2 km by road; Rockland Lake State Park (2 km) is next.

Which is the nearest park to Congers?

Croton Point Park, about 7 km by road; Croton Gorge Park (14 km) is next.

What is a good one-day trip from Congers?

Start in Congers, visit High Tor State Park, then Haverstraw Beach State Park, then Croton Point Park, then Nyack Beach State Park, then Raymond G. Esposito Trail, and drive back — about 43 km by road in all.