Not meaning they will be easy but you could probably get a stroller through it. There will be rocks and roots so all-terrain strollers with the large wheels are all I suggest.
- Copake Falls (technically in MA)
- rocky road
- Bear Mountain
- paved
- handicap accessible
- Location: Garrison
- wood chips, bridge crossing, narrow–do not suggest a double wide stroller
- Location: Croton-on-Hudson
- gravel, paved
- Location: Croton-on-Hudson
- gravel, paved
- Location: Mahopac
- grassy
- only Meadow Loop
- Location: Brewster
- woods road, slightly rocky trail
- Yorktown
- grass, trail, gravel, paved, one small steep section, narrow entrances
- Kent
- wood chips
- Location: Yorktown
- paved road
- Location: Danbury, CT
- paved, gravel road, may have to lift over the gate
- Location: Garrison
- gravel road, gate to squeeze between, can’t take all the way
- Location: Beacon
- gravel road, boardwalk
- don’t do the red trail or go past the waterfall view point
- Location: Kent
- gravel road, may have to lift over the gate
Peach Lake Natural Area – Handicap Accessible Trail
- Brewster
- gravel
- handicap accessible
Sal J Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park
- South Salem
- gravel, may have to lift over the gate
Rockefeller State Park Preserve
- Sleepy Hollow
- gravel carriage road, one very wet area
- Location: Garrison
- farm field (ankle high grass or higher), one stone wall crossing, watch for cow patties
Stamford Museum and Nature Center
- Stamford, CT
- paved, boardwalk
Tom’s Path at Green Chimneys
- Brewster
- paved, gravel, wood chips, grass
- Cold Spring
- gravel, dirt, metal grating
- handicap accessible only
Any of the Accessible Trails
And of course the bike path in Putnam and Westchester