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Greenbrook Falls

Bergen County, New Jersey

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Bergen County, New Jersey
Access status
Riverside Shore Trail walk to the base of the falls
The walk
About 8 miles as a loop; an out-and-back on the Shore Trail to the falls is shorter
Ground & access
Mostly level riverside path with rocky sections and boulders at the falls. Poison ivy along the trail. Flow can be thin in dry weather.

Greenbrook Falls drops over the Palisades cliff to the Hudson River in Palisades Interstate Park. From the northern end of Englewood Boat Basin, follow the white-blazed Shore Trail north past the Undercliff Bathhouse ruins, Lost Brook Falls and the old Lambier’s Dock site. The falls pour over a rock face to the left of the trail, and the trail crosses just below them on large boulders. Return the same way, or continue on the article’s loop up the Huyler’s Landing Trail and back on the Long Path. The Greenbrook Sanctuary above the cliff is open to members only. The route description dates from 2022.

Plan your visit

Northern end of Englewood Boat Basin, Shore Trail north along the Hudson River to Greenbrook Falls

Daniel Chazin describes an eight-mile loop. From the north end of the boat basin, the article gives about half a mile to the Undercliff Bathhouse ruins, 1.7 miles more to Lost Brook Falls, about a third of a mile to the old Lambier’s Dock site, and another third of a mile to Greenbrook Falls.

Mostly level riverside path with rocky sections and boulders at the falls. Poison ivy along the trail. Flow can be thin in dry weather.

Where to start

Englewood Boat Basin, reached on Henry Hudson Drive from the park entrance at the Fort Lee and Edgewater boundary. The article says Dyckman Hill Road, the Englewood Cliffs entrance, was closed to all traffic after storm damage in 2021.

Timing & water

Check road status: the article reports Dyckman Hill Road closed after Tropical Storm Ida.

Before you go

The article says parking at the northern end of the boat basin is free; metered parking applies in the southern part.

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Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Bergen County, New Jersey.

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