Photo credits
Every image on this site, where it came from, and under what licence. Generated from the records, not maintained by hand.
77 images are in the content set. 21 of them depict something that does not exist yet, and every one of those is labelled “artist’s rendering” wherever it appears — never as a photograph of the trail.
Licences at a glance
- 59 · All rights reserved
- 14 · CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- 2 · CC BY — attribution required
- 1 · CC0 1.0 — public domain dedication
- 1 · Public domain
Note
Everything here is cleared for the prototype only
The share-alike images are the ones to look at twice. The crops and formats this site serves are adaptations under CC BY-SA, so they inherit the share-alike obligation. That is entirely fine for a credited demonstration. For launch we would recommend a commissioned shoot or CC0 frames for anything in a hero position, so that a non-profit's homepage does not carry a licence condition it has to keep honouring. An image-rights audit of the existing library — 84 catalogued images currently have unknown credit confidence — belongs in the proposal as its own deliverable.
Every image
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media-band-river-reflections· photo- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-breakneck-lookout-panorama· photoThe view from Breakneck Lookout, above the northern end of the trail corridor.
- Credit
- Luksus2000, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-breakneck-ridge-station· photoBreakneck Ridge station as it is today — weekend service only, one short platform.
- Credit
- Daniel Case, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-breakneck-station-path· photoThe walk from the northbound platform. Guardrail, loose stone, no surfacing.
- Credit
- Daniel Case, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-breakneck-sunrise· photoBreakneck Ridge at sunrise. The northern reach of the trail runs along the shoreline at its foot.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-breakneck-trailhead-sign· photoThe Breakneck Ridge trailhead board. This site says what this sign says — that symmetry is the idea.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-breakneck-trailhead-vertical· photoStone steps at the Breakneck Ridge trailhead.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-child-at-river-edge· photoThe Hudson at the water line.
- Credit
- Meredith Heuer
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-cold-spring-main-street· photoMain Street, Cold Spring. The southern end of the corridor starts a few minutes downhill from here.
- Credit
- Arwcheek, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC0 1.0 — public domain dedication
- Clearance
- cleared_for_production · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-cold-spring-sunset-figure· photoThe Cold Spring waterfront at sunset, looking into the gorge.
- Credit
- minka6 from Beacon, NY, United States, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY — attribution required
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-cold-spring-winter· photoStorm King from the Cold Spring shore in winter.
- Credit
- Arwcheek, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-constitution-island· photoConstitution Island and the northern West Point campus, at the southern gateway to the Highlands.
- Credit
- Daniel Case, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-dennings-point· photoDenning's Point, at the Beacon end of the corridor.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-diagram-lower-overlook· illustration · depicts a proposal, not something builtDesign diagram — the proposed Lower Overlook at the shoreline.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-diagram-on-structure-trail· illustration · depicts a proposal, not something builtDesign diagram — an elevated, on-structure section of the proposed trail.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-dockside-park-cleanup· photoVolunteers clearing the shoreline at Dockside Park.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-dogwood-blossom· photoDogwood blossom in the Highlands woods.
- Credit
- Meredith Heuer
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-duotone-heron· illustration- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-07
- Source
- hhft.org/
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media-duotone-rocks· illustration- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-07
- Source
- hhft.org/
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media-duotone-sassafras· illustration- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-07
- Source
- hhft.org/
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media-dutchess-manor-approach· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — the proposed Dutchess Manor visitor centre. Nothing in this image is built.
- Credit
- SCAPE and/or CTC Creative / PRO-Peterson Rich Office (2025 Annual Report credits list SCAPE for the Dutchess Manor rendering, CTC Creative for a Dutchess Manor inset, PRO/Peterson Rich Office for the Dutchess Manor resthouse rendering) - EXACT author per image NOT verified
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-dutchess-manor-building· photoDutchess Manor as it stands today, before conversion to a visitor centre.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-egrets-dennings-point· photoEgrets and herons in the shallows off Denning's Point.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-family-hiking-meander· photoAn existing woodland path in the Highlands.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-family-shallows-winter· photoWinter at the water line.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-dockside-park-existing· photoDockside Park, Cold Spring as it is today. FGEIS Figure IV.G-12 (dated 12.18.25), photo "a" — existing view.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-dockside-park-proposed· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtDockside Park, Cold Spring with the proposed trail built — an artist's rendering, not a photograph. FGEIS Figure IV.G-12 (dated 12.18.25), photo "b".
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-little-stony-point-lawn-existing· photoLittle Stony Point lawn as it is today. FGEIS Figure IV.G-10 (dated 12.18.25), photo "a" — existing view.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-little-stony-point-lawn-proposed· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtLittle Stony Point lawn with the proposed trail built — an artist's rendering, not a photograph. FGEIS Figure IV.G-10 (dated 12.18.25), photo "b".
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-little-stony-point-stage-existing· photoLittle Stony Point stage as it is today. FGEIS Figure IV.G-11 (dated 12.18.25), photo "a" — existing view.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-little-stony-point-stage-proposed· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtLittle Stony Point stage with the proposed trail built — an artist's rendering, not a photograph. FGEIS Figure IV.G-11 (dated 12.18.25), photo "b".
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-lower-fair-st-existing· photoLower Fair Street, Cold Spring as it is today. FGEIS Figure IV.G-9 (dated 12.18.25), photo "a" — existing view.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-lower-fair-st-proposed· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtLower Fair Street, Cold Spring with the proposed trail built — an artist's rendering, not a photograph. FGEIS Figure IV.G-9 (dated 12.18.25), photo "b".
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-mayors-park-existing· photoMayor's Park, Cold Spring as it is today. FGEIS Figure IV.G-8 (dated 12.18.25), photo "a" — existing view.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-fgeis-mayors-park-proposed· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtMayor's Park, Cold Spring with the proposed trail built — an artist's rendering, not a photograph. FGEIS Figure IV.G-8 (dated 12.18.25), photo "b".
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc. / NYS OPRHP — Final GEIS, January 2026
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-frozen-hudson· photoThe river ices over most winters. The trail corridor is open year round; the weather is not.
- Credit
- Juliancolton, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- Public domain
- Clearance
- cleared_for_production · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-hhsp-gateway· photoThe Hudson Highlands State Park gateway, photographed June 2026.
- Credit
- CastIronSeasoner, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY — attribution required
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-highlands-panorama· photoThe Hudson Highlands on the horizon, seen from NY 52 near Cragsmoor — the range the corridor cuts through, from the west.
- Credit
- Daniel Case, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-hikers-breakneck-steps· photoBreakneck Ridge is a scramble, not a stroll. The Fjord Trail is a different kind of walk on the same mountain.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-invasives-volunteers· photoThe Invasives Strike Force at work in the park.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-lightning-over-hudson· photoSummer lightning over the river, photographed from Cold Spring.
- Credit
- Juliancolton, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-little-stony-point-beach· photoLittle Stony Point.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-meander-paths· photoInformal desire lines through the woods. The Meanders are the plan to make routes like these into something that lasts.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-metro-north-shoreline· photoThe Hudson Line runs the length of the corridor. Most of the trail will be built alongside it.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-mountain-laurel· photoMountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia), Storm King State Park.
- Credit
- Juliancolton, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-north-point-sunrise· photoSunrise at North Point, Storm King State Park, looking down the fjord.
- Credit
- Juliancolton, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-overlook-couple· photoAn overlook above the corridor.
- Credit
- Ty Cole
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-paddlers-gray-day· photoPaddlers on the Hudson below the Newburgh–Beacon Bridge.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-pedestrians-on-9d· photoRoute 9D. Getting people off this road is the case for the Fjord Trail, in one frame.
- Credit
- Ty Cole
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-photo-credits-mailer· documentHHFT's own "photo creds" mailer. Thirteen frames with the photographer named on each — and the only on-the-record credit list we could find anywhere.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-prickly-pear· photoEastern prickly pear (Opuntia humifusa), Sugarloaf Hill — a native cactus of the dry Highlands summits.
- Credit
- Juliancolton, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-accessible-shoreline· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — the proposed elevated shoreline trail. Not built.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-breakneck-bridge-from-river· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — the proposed Breakneck Connector and bridge, from the river.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-breakneck-platform· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — the proposed rebuilt Breakneck Ridge station.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-breakneck-restrooms· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — proposed restrooms at Breakneck. Not built.
- Credit
- Darcstudio (2025 Annual Report credits 'Breakneck resthouse rendering' to Darcstudio) - probable, NOT verified for this exact file
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-dutchess-manor-birdseye· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — the proposed Dutchess Manor grounds from above.
- Credit
- SCAPE and/or CTC Creative / PRO-Peterson Rich Office (2025 Annual Report credits list SCAPE for the Dutchess Manor rendering, CTC Creative for a Dutchess Manor inset, PRO/Peterson Rich Office for the Dutchess Manor resthouse rendering) - EXACT author per image NOT verified
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-fjord-trail-for-all· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — a proposed trail bank overlook.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-forest-trail· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — the proposed Forest Zone trail.
- Credit
- Darcstudio (Annual Report credits 'Forest Zone and Marsh Zone renderings' to Darcstudio) - probable, NOT verified
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-shoreline-shingle· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — shoreline access from the proposed trail.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-shoreline-trail· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — a gravel-surfaced section of the proposed shoreline trail.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-rendering-steward-station· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering — a proposed steward station.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-route-9d-parked-cars· photoRoute 9D near Breakneck Ridge on a peak autumn weekend.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-route-9d-pedestrians· photoThere is no footway. Walking to the trailhead means walking on Route 9D.
- Credit
- Meredith Heuer
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-scape-corridor-axonometric· illustration · depicts a proposal, not something builtCorridor illustration by SCAPE showing the proposed trail and its landscape zones.
- Credit
- SCAPE
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-07
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media-scape-forest-nets· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering by SCAPE — the proposed Forest Zone climbing nets. Not built.
- Credit
- SCAPE
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-07
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media-scape-shoreline-boardwalk· rendering · depicts a proposal, not something builtArtist's rendering by SCAPE — the proposed shoreline trail beside the Hudson Line. Not built.
- Credit
- SCAPE
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-07
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Image withheld — rights not cleared
Aerial photograph looking down the Hudson gorge, the railway line and a tunnel portal threading along the wooded eastern shore far below.
Credited to SCAPE. No licence has been established for this frame, so it is catalogued but not published. The description above is what it shows.
media-scenic-hudson-corridor-aerial· photo- Credit
- SCAPE
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- not_cleared · recorded 2026-08-08
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Image withheld — rights not cleared
The shingle beach at Little Stony Point at sunset, with Storm King dark across the water and orange cloud above it.
Credited to Robert Rodriguez, Jr.. No licence has been established for this frame, so it is catalogued but not published. The description above is what it shows.
media-scenic-hudson-little-stony-point· photo- Credit
- Robert Rodriguez, Jr.
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- not_cleared · recorded 2026-08-08
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Image withheld — rights not cleared
A person in a power wheelchair travelling away from the camera along a narrow timber boardwalk through green woodland.
Credited to Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source). No licence has been established for this frame, so it is catalogued but not published. The description above is what it shows.
media-stock-wheelchair-boardwalk· photo- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- not_cleared · recorded 2026-08-08
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Image withheld — rights not cleared
A woman in a manual wheelchair on a smooth path beside a timber boardwalk in autumn woodland, seen from behind.
Credited to Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source). No licence has been established for this frame, so it is catalogued but not published. The description above is what it shows.
media-stock-wheelchair-trail· photo- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- not_cleared · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-storm-king-spring-laurel· photoMountain laurel, Storm King State Park. Peak bloom is usually early June.
- Credit
- Juliancolton, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-sugarloaf-summer· photoThe fjord from Sugarloaf Mountain, looking west toward Storm King.
- Credit
- Juliancolton, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-sunset-clouds-hudson· photoSunset over the fjord.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-sunset-mountaintop· photoSunset over the fjord, with Breakneck Ridge catching the last light.
- Credit
- Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail (photographer not credited on source)
- Licence
- All rights reserved
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08
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media-us9w-storm-king· photoUS 9W through Storm King State Park, on the west side of the fjord — the western counterpart to Route 9D.
- Credit
- Juliancolton, via Wikimedia Commons
- Licence
- CC BY-SA — attribution required, adaptations inherit the licence
- Clearance
- Cleared for this prototype only · recorded 2026-08-08