Take a picturesque e-bike journey on the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge
Kiosks at each overlook teach visitors something new about local wildlife, history or even ongoing conservation efforts.
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Aug 10, 2023, 12:26 PM
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Taking an e-bike ride or a walk on the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge provides a new experience for people used to just driving over it.
A bicycle and pedestrian path connecting Westchester and Rockland counties spans over 3 ½ miles. There are six overlooks that give visitors a picturesque place to catch their breath.
Kiosks at each overlook teach visitors something new about local wildlife, history or even ongoing conservation efforts. When traveling by bike or e-bike, people can cross in just under 30 minutes. Pedego Nyack offers e-bike rentals in Rockland County for those ready to hit the road.
