Sunny Ridge Preserve, Ossining: Photos, Reviews & Location

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#2 of 5 Parks in Ossining

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.47

2.4 km from the center of Ossining

Rating breakdown

5 ★69%
4 ★17%
3 ★8%
2 ★2%
1 ★3%

225 Croton Dam Rd, Ossining, NY 10562, United States

+1 914-238-3909

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Sunny Ridge Preserve?: Sunny Ridge Preserve is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 59 reviews.
How does Sunny Ridge Preserve rank in Ossining?: Sunny Ridge Preserve is #2 of 5 Parks in Ossining by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Sunny Ridge Preserve located?: 225 Croton Dam Rd, Ossining, NY 10562, United States — 2.4 km from the center of Ossining.
How can I contact Sunny Ridge Preserve?: Phone: +1 914-238-3909

Reviews (8)

Zai Franco 2024 Mar 09

Easy to get to with parking/entrance right off of 134. We did the full hike/loop, piecing together smaller trails. Note: trails are poorly marked, but it makes this a fun hike. Very muddy, lots of large puddles of water. Some interesting findings like a bone in a tree and a picture someone left behind.

Richiefromtheyo 2022 Sep 04

Had a great day here. Cloudy but nice hike

Shantal Jackson 2020 May 24

A great place for family hikes for my 5 and 10 year old.

Ashley Venuto 2020 May 19

Great little trail! So happy to have this close to my home ! My friend and I love going their with her son and my pup!

Virginia Benedict 2018 Jun 11

It is a relatively easy trail with magnificent wildflora and wildlife. Please do not pick or touch the wildflowers it is illegal to do so for valid critical reasons.

Most of our native wildflora and wildlife are in the Endangered Lists due to negative human footprint and invasive species.

Take your time bring refreshments and snacks but do not eat or drink while moving, wear appropriate gear such as hiking shoes, organic bug repellents, etc.

I usually wear light (in hot weather) long pants tucked inside my socks and blouse tucked inside my pants.

Enjoy your hike!

Guy DiMiceli 2018 Apr 14

First time hiker, pretty easy, took about an hour, great starter trail

James Mittelmark 2018 Feb 19

Great trails to hike with a dog. Nothing strenuous. A good array of plants and flowers most of the time. A forest in the burbs! Also nice in winter.

Andrew Block 2017 Feb 17

I may be prejudiced, since my family sold 7 1/2 acres off Spring Valley Rd. to be included in the preserve, but I think this park is a wonderful place with beautiful landscapes and unique wildlife. The parking situation could be improved, but it's a lovely place.