Blue Heron Nature Center

Three zip codes carry most of the hiking trail activity in New York: 10035 has three listings, while 10024 and 11418 each have two. The other entries among the 34 total spread thin across the city, often one per zip. If you're near one of the busier codes, start there and call two or three trailheads to compare hours and access before you drive across town. In the thinner zips, a single listing might be your only nearby option, so it's worth confirming details directly rather than assuming the page is current.

Out of all 34 listings, 9 show a phone number and 14 list a website, so plenty of entries are missing one or both. None of these carry a Sponsored tag right now, since paid placement for this category hasn't launched here, and any paid spot in the future will be labeled clearly so you can tell it apart from the regular listings. If you manage one of these trails and the phone or website field is blank, you can claim the listing and add it yourself, which helps anyone scanning a short zip code for a place to hike today.