Aqua-Terra Park

Maxian Road
Binghamton, NY 13903
website
bcparks@broomecounty.us

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Aqua-Terra Park

Formerly the site of the Aqua-Terra Sportsman’s Club and Innsbruck USA ski area, this undeveloped Broome County Park located in the Town of Binghamton consists of 466 acres of bountiful wildlife and natural settings. Informal trails can be found on both sides of Maxian Road, including a trail around the shore of Agua Terra Pond on the north side of Maxian Road, while steep trails which follow the former ski slopes are found on the other side of the road. From Binghamton, follow Pennsylvania Avenue south for 4.6 miles to Maxian Road. Turn right on Maxian Road and go 1.1 miles to Aqua-Terra Park.

Chenango Valley State Park Trails

153 State Park Road
Route 369
Chenango Forks, NY 13746
(607) 648-5251
website
michael.boyle@parks.ny.gov

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Chenango Valley State Park Trails

12 miles outside of Binghamton via Interstate 88, Exit 3 to N.Y. 369 North.

Jones Park

97 State Line Road
Vestal, NY 13850
website
jbukowski@vestalny.com

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Jones Park

Jones Park (formerly State Line Park) is a 310 acre town park in Vestal with a fun network of volunteer-maintained trails. Jones is a great place to ride with ridgeline views, winding creeks, and a bit of old growth forest. It’s full of fun natural singletrack with plenty of roots and rocks to keep it interesting. The descents are fast and technical and most of the features are natural. This small but fun park offers good challenge and has been the host of the Jones Park Enduro race for quite a few years. Fun park for some local loops!

Ross Park Zoo

60 Morgan Road
Binghamton, NY 13903
(607) 724-5461
website
office@rossparkzoo.org

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Ross Park Zoo

Established in 1875, Ross Park Zoo is America’s fifth zoo and is home to leopards, red pandas, African penguins, a Children’s Zoo and much more! Conservation is core to the work at Ross Park Zoo. As a partner with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Ross Park Zoo is one of only 43 facilities in the US where you can see red wolves. As stewards of the natural world, Ross Park Zoo invites visitors to enjoy a picturesque stroll along the mile-long loop as you explore the zoo. The 147th season will bring new animals and new amenities including a new tram and picnic tent. Bring lunch and enjoy it under one of the park’s pavilions or grab a bite at the zoo’s concession stand and enjoy your lunch while observing one of the zoo’s Ambassador Animals in their new habitat located by the picnic tent. Listen in on one of the Daily Keeper Talks or explore new digital content by scanning QR codes throughout the zoo.

Ross Park Zoo offers a tram on-site seasonally, equipped with designated wheelchair spots. It’s recommended to call ahead to confirm the tram.

For more information call (607) 724-5461 or visit www.rossparkzoo.org

South Mountain Park

500 Gillen Drive
Binghamton, NY 13903
(607) 723-0149
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South Mountain Park

South Mountain Park is a serene outdoor destination nestled in the heart of Binghamton, NY. The park offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in nature and enjoy a variety of recreational activities.

With its scenic trails, picnic areas, and stunning views, South Mountain Park provides a peaceful retreat for individuals and families looking to unwind and connect with the great outdoors.

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