Dix Bridge travelling from Greenwich to Hudson Crossing Park Northumberland on the way to Schuylerville
“The Town of Greenwich is situated in the southwestern part of Washington County in upstate New York. It is bounded on the west by the Hudson River, on the south and east by the Batten Kill and on the north by the towns of Argyle and Fort Edward…” Read More about Greenwich’s rich and layered story.
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Champlain Canal Trail
The Champlain Canalway Trail (CCT) crosses the Dix Bridge, a restored structure on the State and National Register of Historic Places. The bridge provides passage over the Hudson River linking the pedestrian, bicycle and snowmobile trails of Washington and Saratoga counties. The CCT follows Route 113 north to State Route 4. The trail crossed State Route 4 and continues onto River Road – a low-use, scenic, riverside road that brings the traveller Champlain Canal Lock 6 in the Hamlet of Fort Miller in the Town of Fort Edward.
Empire State Trail
The EST follows the path of the CCT through the Town of Greenwich.
Hudson River/Champlain Canal Access Points
- Lock C-5 Park Public Docks
- Hudson Crossing Park Kayak Launch
Sites To Visit
- Mildred Denton Wildlife Sanctuary
- Hudson Riverside Park
- Hudson Crossing Park (picnic pavilion, playground, restrooms and trail system)
- Battenkill Access Points
- Battenkill DEC Public Fishing
- Washington County Fair Grounds
- Dionondahowa Falls Overlook & Trail
Local Business (listings greater than a mile from the trail in bold)
Food
- Hand Melon Farm/Farmstand 3 miles from Dix Bridge via Hogsback/Old Schuylerville Rds
- Twin Thai 4 miles from Dix Bridge via Hogsback – Old Schuylerville Rds (1 mile hill)
- Ice Cream Man (seasonal) 3 miles from Dix Bridge via Hogsback – Old Schuylerville Rds (1 mile hill)
- A Little Paris (seasonal food truck) 4 mile from Dix Bridge via Hogsback/Old Schuylerville Rds 1 mile hill
- Moby Dick’s Fish Fry (seasonal food truck) 4 mile from Dix Bridge via Hogsback/Old Schuylerville Rds 1 mile hill
- Green Acres Tavern 5 miles via Clarks Mill Rd & Rte 40 (40 high traffic)
- Argyle Brewing Company – Village of Greenwich – Certified Bike Friendly NY Business
- Elsasser’s Beim 111 – Village of Greenwich
- Clutch Market & General Store – Village of Greenwich
- Just Meats Deli & Market – Village of Greenwich
- Witches Village Cafe– Village of Greenwich
- Wallie’s of Greenwich – Village of Greenwich
- See Saratoga (Village of Schuylerville) Food Listings
Lodging
- Check Air B&B & VRBO for listings
- Motels/Bed/Breakfasts/Inns in Washington County
- Hotels in Glens Falls, South Glens Falls, Queensbury, Lake George, Saratoga, Ticonderoga +5 to 10 miles from Champlain Canalway Trail on/off trail rural/urban
Retail/Culture/Activity/Amenity
- Battenkill Country Club 5 miles via Hogback-Windy Hill Rd (1 mile hill)
- Windy Hills Golf Course 2.5 miles via Hogback-Windy Hill Rd (1 mile hill)
- Battenkill Fibers Carding & Spinning Mill 5 miles via Clarks Mill Rd/Rte 40
- Washington County Fairgrounds
- Country Power Products
- The Pennywise Shoppe – Village of Greenwich
- Idlenot Fibersmiths – Village of Greenwich
- The Country Peddler – Village of Greenwich
- Just Because – Village of Greenwich
- Whistles, Bells and Bottoms – Village of Greenwich
Connector Trails
- State Bike Route 9 an on-road signed route along Route 4, an All-American Road
- Hudson Crossing Park Trails Riverwalk Sensory Trail; Island Loop Trail; Eagle Point Trail
- Mildred Denton Wildlife Sanctuary – 3 miles of trails Nature Conservancy
- Snowmobile Trail Dix Bridge is the east-west bi-county connector.
Village of Greenwich 6 miles from Dix Bridge via Hogsback//Old Schuylerville/Village Streets… Greenwich Commercial Area – 5 miles via Clarks Mill Rd & Rte 40 (40 high traffic)