Posted on October 26th, 2020

Albany County Helderberg-Hudson Rail Trail - Pavillion

The Albany Country Rail Trail stretches 9.8 miles from the south end of Albany, New York to the Village of Voorheesville, passing through Delmar and Slinglerlands.  At the western end of the bike trail in Voorheesville, there is a pavilion with picnic tables, parking, and a train viewing station. The trail follows the path of a former railway that once connected the city of Albany with the nearby town of Voorheesville.

The trail is open to hikers, joggers, cyclists, and other non-motorized forms of transportation, and provides a safe and scenic route for outdoor enthusiasts to explore the area. Along the trail, visitors can enjoy a variety of natural and cultural attractions, including parks, forests, wetlands, and historic sites.

The Albany County Rail Trail is well-maintained and offers a smooth, level surface that is suitable for users of all ages and abilities. There are several parking areas and access points along the trail, making it easy to start and end a ride or hike at different locations.

The Albany County Rail Trail is a great way to explore the natural beauty and history of Albany County and offers a unique opportunity to experience the area's rich cultural and natural heritage.

Link: Albany County Rail Trail Website