STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The year is nearing its end — the leaves have changed colors, falling from the trees and the autumn chill is in the air. It's one of, if not the most, beautiful times of ...

Staten Island's Greenbelt trails once again open . ... SEA VIEW -- Most of the Greenbelt’s many locations and trails have reopened to the public since Hurricane Sandy wiped them out on Oct. 29.

Greenbelt Hiking Trails. Resting in the heart of Staten Island is the 2,800-acre park system known as the Greenbelt. The Greenbelt includes New York City's largest remaining forest preserve, offering ...

Say what you will about Staten Island, but the borough contains the most secluded of natural landscapes in the city: the Greenbelt. The space is 2,800 acres, and is run by the Greenbelt ...

The final section of Richmond Creek, beyond the Bluebelt, is its most wild, as its tributaries flow downhill through the forests and wetlands of the Staten Island Greenbelt, a 3,000-acre parkland.

Saving Staten Island: Matt LeBow. This volunteer race director proves that trail running within New York City limits can feel wild and remote, and he runs with a bow saw in his backpack, ...

Since its first group hike in October 1978, the conference has also helped blaze and maintain about 150 miles of trail on Long Island, including the 32-mile Long Island Greenbelt Trail from Sunken ...

ML: In 2001, my buddy Chris Ballou and I had been seeing so many people out on the trails, we thought, "That's what we need, a trail event here on Staten Island." We thought a race could be ...