Hutchinson River Greenway – Shore Road Bridge loop from Middletown Road

Hutchinson River Greenway – Shore Road Bridge loop from Middletown Road

Moderate

4.8

(7235)

7,236

riders

Hutchinson River Greenway – Shore Road Bridge loop from Middletown Road

02:18

53.8km

300m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 5, 2026

Tips

Includes movable bridges

Check opening times.

After 3.95 km for 32 m

After 50.8 km for 32 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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464 m

Hutchinson River Greenway

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

North/South route through the Bronx to Pelham Bay Park — dedicated bike lane is a little sloppy and confusing at times, but it gives you a route alongside the busy highway and is generally in okay shape.

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3.99 km

Shore Road Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Pelham Bridge spans the Hutchinson River at the edge of Pelham Bay Park, with beautiful views of tidal marshes and passing barges. Its historic bascule design lifts for marine traffic, …

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25.5 km

Red Mill at Kirby Tidal Pond

Highlight • Lake

Nice place to stop with a view of Kirby tidal pond and mill.

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26.9 km

Playland Lake

Highlight • Lake

In addition to nice views when biking there is a short hiking trail along the lake that ends here and is part of the Edith Read sanctuary

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30.2 km

View of the Long Island Sound

Highlight • Viewpoint

Nice view of the Long Island sound

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37.6 km

Mamaroneck River bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Busy bridge but nice narrow views of the east harbor basin. A sidewalk Is being added so lots of construction at the moment

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38.2 km

Harbor Island West Basin View

Highlight • Viewpoint

Best early in the morning or evening. Beautiful when the Cherry trees blossom.

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52.0 km

Pelham Bay Park Golden Eagle Monument

Highlight • Monument

Pelham Bay Park is one of NYC’s best-kept secrets. It's massive, historic, and full of hidden gems. At nearly 2,800 acres, it’s more than three times bigger than Central Park …

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