Waterfront Access & Trail Plan
The Village of Ossining Waterfront Access & Trail Plan, produced in 2011, is a comprehensive document containing site-specific recommendations for improvements to the Village's three miles of Hudson River waterfront, with the goal of enhancing its capacity to serve as a recreational destination. The Plan also identified potential alignments for the Westchester RiverWalk trail along Ossining's waterfront as well as interconnections with existing Village trails, including those located in the Crawbuckie Nature Preserve and the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail. The Plan is the product of collaboration between the Village's Waterfront Visioning Committee, consultants Munz Associates Architecture & Landscape Architecture, PLLC and E.M. Weinstein Architecture & Planning, P.C., and the Village of Ossining Department of Planning. The project was funded via grants from the NYS Hudson River Valley Greenway and the NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation's Hudson River Estuary Program.
Maps
- Westchester RiverWalk trail map
- Southern Waterfront Area - Existing Conditions
- Southern Waterfront Area - Proposed Improvements
- Central Waterfront Area - Existing Conditions
- Central Waterfront Area - Proposed Improvements
- Northern Waterfront Area - Existing Conditions
- Northern Waterfront Area - Proposed Improvements
Site-Specific Recommendations
Click any of the links below to download the recommended improvements for each of the twelve waterfront sites
Additional Resources
See the links below for websites with further information on the topics covered in the Plan