| Appalachian Trail Region | Hiking the AT in NY and NJ | | The Appalachian National Scenic Trail from Delaware Water Gap to Connecticut | | |
| Bearfort Ridge and Wawayanda Region | NJ | Bearfort Ridge is one of the most picturesque mountain ridges in all of New Jersey. West of the ridge includes much former farmland with many old woods roads. | North Jersey Trails Map | New Jersey Walk Book: A companion to the New York Walk Book |
| Catskills Region | NY | 35 peaks and ridges in the Catskills have elevations of 3,500 feet or more; 19 of them have maintained trails to their summits. Hundreds of miles of trails of all degrees of difficulty. | Catskill Trails Map Set | New Maps for Hiking the Catskills | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Central Jersey Region | NJ | This area presents a wide range of trail opportunities – rail trails, towpaths, ravines, wooded hills, meadows, wetlands, and former fields in this region covering Mercer, Monmouth, Hunterdon and Warren counties. | | New Jersey Walk Book: A companion to the New York Walk Book |
| Dutchess County Region | NY | Parks in this bucolic farm region historic homes, Hudson River panoramas, nature preserves, and 28 miles of the Appalachian Trail. | | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| East Hudson Highlands Region | NY | With rugged hills dropping 1000 feet into the Hudson River, many of the metropolitan area's most spectacular hikes are found in the Highlands. | East Hudson Trails Map | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Fahnestock State Park Region | NY | This region is centered on a large park in Putnam County of over 12,000 acres with a large lake and many ponds and streams. | East Hudson Trails Map | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Harriman-Bear Mountain State Parks Region | NY | Two parks operated jointly with 52,000 acres of rugged landscape and 235 miles of trails in the New York metropolitan area. | Harriman-Bear Mountain Trails Maps | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Highlands Trail Region | Hike the Highlands Trail in NY and NJ | | When complete the Highlands Trail will extend from the Delaware River in New Jersey, across the Hudson River in New York, to the Connecticut border. | | |
| Hike the Wallkill Valley Loop (Trail) | NY | The Wallkill Valley Loop (WVL) is a 117 mile long hiking route that circles the Wallkill River valley using the existing trail right-of-ways of four different long distance hiking trails. This is a virtual route; there are no signs along the way that indicate you are following the WVL. | | |
| Hudson River Greenway Trail Region | Hike the Hudson River Greenway Trail | NY | This trail system includes riverside walking trails, rail-trail corridors, a water trail, and bike and auto routes. It aims to connect the valley's historic, cultural, and recreational resources. | | |
| Jersey Shore Region | NJ | Behind sandy shores are paths through teeming marshes, patches of forest, rolling hills, and historic travel routes.
| | New Jersey Walk Book: A companion to the New York Walk Book |
| Kittatinnies Region | NJ | Paralleling the 40-mile stretch of the Delaware River from Port Jervis to the Delaware Water Gap is the long, wooded ridge of the Kittatinnies with elevations of 1,400 to 1,800 feet. | Kittatinny Trails Map | Kittatinny Trails - Hiking Guide Book |
| Long Island Region | NY | No mountains, but many trails,often along shore lines of rivers, ocean, or Long Island Sound.
| | Hiking Long Island - Guide Book |
| Long Path | Hike the Long Path (Trail) | | Extending 350+ miles from the George Washington Bridge to Altamont, near Albany, the Long Path is a thread connecting many of New York's parks, preserves, and state forest lands. | | |
| Morris County Region | NJ | Trails include rugged footpaths in the Farny Highlands to the boardwalks crossing the Great Swamp. | | New Jersey Walk Book: A companion to the New York Walk Book |
| New York City Region | NY | More than 26,000 acres of city parkland can be found across the five boroughs and offer a surprising array of walks along wetlands, rivers, historic paths, and cultivated woodlands and gardens. | | Take a Hike New York City |
| Palisades Region | | The giant pillars of traprock making up The Palisades are a unique and imposing geological formation, offering stunning views of Manhattan and the Hudson River. | Hudson Palisades Trails Map | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Pinelands Region | NJ | The Pinelands is a nearly one-million acre block of wilderness covering relatively level land on New Jersey's coastal plain, crossed by miles of sand roads and some marked trails.
| | New Jersey Walk Book: A companion to the New York Walk Book |
| Ramapo Mountains Region | NJ | Miles of trails close to the highly developed areas of Bergen and Passaic counties make these mountains a favorite destination. | North Jersey Trails Map | Hiking the Jersey Highlands - Illustrated Guide |
| Rockland County Region | NY | Although Rockland County is one of the smallest counties in New York State, it is home to many state county and town parks and is almost one third parkland. | Hudson Palisades Trails Map | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Schunemunk Mountain Region | NY | This 8-mile long ridge is geologically unlike nearby mountains, being formed from sedimentary deposits including the lovely pink, pebble-studded puddingstone. | West Hudson Trails Map | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Shawangunk Mountains Region | NY | The “Gunks” offer veteran hikers the challenge of rough trails and rock scrambles, while less ambitious hikers may enjoy spectacular views from gentle carriage roads. | Shawangunk Trails Map | Shawangunks Trail Companion |
| Shawangunk Ridge Trail | Hike the Shawangunk Ridge Trail | NY | The Shawangunk Ridge Trail begins at High Point State Park in New Jersey and runs 41 miles northward along the dramatic Shawangunk Ridge to Minnewaska State Park Preserve. | Shawangunk Trails Map | Guide to the Long Path (OUT OF PRINT - DO NOT ORDER) |
| Southern Taconics Region | | Trails offer sweeping views over the adjacent valleys to Mount Greylock to the north, the Catskill Mountains to the west, and the Hudson Highlands to the southwest.
| South Taconic Trails Map | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Sterling Forest Region | NY | The Sterling Forest area includes over 20,000 acres of parkland, featuring dense second-growth woodlands, lakes and marshes. | Sterling Forest Trails Map | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Storm King and Black Rock Forest Region | NY | Storm King looms above the Hudson River on the west. Just behind it, to the southwest, lies Black Rock Forest, the largest sustained area over 1,200 feet in the Highlands. | West Hudson Trails Map | New York Walk Book: A companion to the New Jersey Walk Book |
| Watchungs Region | NJ | The Watchungs consist of three narrow, curved ridges that extend from Bound Brook north to Oakland/Mahwah. | North Jersey Trails Map | New Jersey Walk Book: A companion to the New York Walk Book |
| Westchester County Region | NY | This densely populated suburban county has more than 180 parks and over 600 miles of trails. | | Walkable Westchester - A Walking Guide to Westchester County, NY |
| Wyanokies Region | NJ | Within view of New York City's skyline, elevations vary from 400 to 1300 feet. Scenic vistas, streams and waterfalls can be enjoyed on trails in state forest and watershed lands. | North Jersey Trails Map | Hiking the Jersey Highlands - Illustrated Guide |
