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Reviews — 8
Beautiful hike, albeit tough and made more challenging by the June heat. One of the highlights was the friendly welcome by Frank at the toll house - he went above and beyond to help us on our way and had loads of great facts about the area.
Plenty of parking near the toll house.
Restroom available via porta potty
Nice open area to relax after a hike or to get organized before a hike.
Restroom available via porta potty
Nice open area to relax after a hike or to get organized before a hike.
Beautiful views. Trail requires some scrambling in spots, but is a good trail nonetheless. Too close to the road/lots of road noise in parts.
Parked here to start the Camp Smith trail on this end. The trail has a bit of an incline, lots of rocks, bit of climbing, and water streams. The view is worth the hike. Recommend for those that hike frequently.
Memorable hike with breathtaking views.. this trail is more on the hard side and do not recommend for kids or inexperienced hikers. There’s other two trails to reach Anthony’s Nose. However, going on this trail would mean more views, adventures, and an enchanted forest..!
Pleasant surprise at the end of my hike! Frank and Debbie were very nice to talk to. Frank was helpful with directions and shared some history about the area and bridge.
We had a really nice tour here, led by Frank who told us the fascinating story of the Bear Mountain Bridge. There are some nice displays here and Frank tells some great stories. Up the road you can pull over and take some photos of the bridge.
