Overview / Northernmost Point and Kensico Dam
Overview9-11 Memorial
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"The Rising" features a majestic steel monument that honors the residents killed in the September 11th terror attacks. |  MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Valhalla Stone Bridge
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The Valhalla Bridge dates back to 1925 and was the site of the grand opening of the parkway drive. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Shagbark Hickories
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The Shagbark Hickories are distinctive trees, which are one of the many native trees along the Bronx River Walk. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Yellow Twig Dogwoods
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The Yellow Twig Dogwood attracts birds and is favored for its ability to prevent erosion. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Sycamore Trees
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The Yellow Twig Dogwood attracts birds and is favored for its ability to prevent erosion. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
The Wetlands
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The Wetlands consist of Phragmites and Japanese knotweed, which are both not native to this region. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Westchester County Center
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The Westchester County Center is a 5,000 seat multi-purpose facility built in 1930. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
White Plains Train Station
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The Yellow Twig Dogwood attracts birds and is favored for its ability to prevent erosion. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Battle Hill Monument
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The Battle Hill Monument commemorates the Revolutionary War Battle of White Plains, | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Woodlands Viaduct
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The Woodlands Viaduct is an impressive structure that was completed in 1922. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Mill Stream Diversion
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Remnants of the mill stream Diversion where gates allowed millers to regulate water flow to grist, saw and stone mills in the 1800's. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Duckpond / Haubold Gunpowder Mill
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On the southern tip of the pond are the remnants of the stone Haubold Gunpowder Mill, which dates back to the 1840's. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Scarsdale Falls and Tooley Bridge
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The Scarsdale Train Station became a regular Metro North stop in 1877. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Garth Woods
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Garth Woods is home to a wide variety of birdlife, and is designated an ancient forest by the Sierra club. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Pond and Flood Plain
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This small pond provides a natural retreat for wildlife, plants and animals, and an area of lowland that accommodates river floodwaters. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Westchester County Tourism Information Center
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The Westchester County Tourism Information Center is located in a small stone building, accessible by car from the Bronx River Parkway. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
The Pine Forest
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The Westchester County Tourism Information Center is located in a small stone building, accessible by car from the Bronx River Parkway. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Crestwood Train Station
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The Train Station is a charming building that artist Norman Rockwell immortalized in a painting featured on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post in 1946. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Crestwood Lake
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The Crestwood Lake area is the best for bird watching including a variety of birds such as Herons, Egrets, ducks of all kinds, Orioles and Kingbirds. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Old Stone Mill Malcolm Wilson Park
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Malcolm Wilson Park is a seven-acre property. Just beyond the park is the Old Stone Mill, one of the earliest cotton mills in North America. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Bronxville Lake
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Bronxville Lake is another scenic delight along the Bronx River Walk that offers views of birds, wildlife and beautiful tree specimans. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Bronxville Waterfall
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The Bronxville Waterfall a lovely sight, but it also serves a practical purpose by oxygenating the water for the river's many aquatic organisms. | MP3 Audio files MP4 Audio files |
Swain's Mill
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In 1844 Swain's Mill became a water-powered stone factory, but was converted into the headquarters of the Bronx Parkway. |
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Overview / Southernmost Point
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From this point you can enjoy a stroll through the quaint Village of Bronxville and enjoy a refreshment before you head back. |
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