Livingston State Forest

The 319-acre Livingston State Forest features scenic views of the Hudson River. There are no designated hiking trails; however, hiking is allowed throughout the property. Livingston State Forest is managed for multiple uses, including timber production, watershed protection, wildlife habitat and recreation. This State Forest was part of Robert Livingston’s original 1686 land grant of 160,000 acres. The site is relatively wild and unmanaged. There are trails, but they are neither marked nor maintained. In the winter this site is ideal for snowmobiling, skiing, and snowshoeing. Hunting and trapping are permitted.

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