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Parks Update (1/2)

The Wightman Mansion parking lot at Lenoir Preserve is closed through the afternoon today, Thursday, Aug. 13.

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Parks Updates (2/2)

The section of walkway between Virginia Rd. and Fisher Lane. will be closed through Sunday, Aug. 16, due to the Bronx River Pathway Restoration project.

    TrailEyes

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    Exploring Westchester County’s award-winning parks and trails is now easier, safer and more enjoyable with its integration in the TrailEyes app, a free mobile app designed to help hikers, runners, cyclists and walkers make the most of the County’s more than 150 miles of trails and thousands of acres of parkland.

    Details
    Featuring interactive maps, real-time GPS navigation and offline functionality in many areas, TrailEyes helps users always know where they are and where they’re headed. The app’s most valuable safety features is its partnership with what3words, which has assigned a unique three-word address to every 10-foot (3-meter) square on Earth. In an emergency, hikers, bikers and other park visitors can instantly share their precise location with first responders, helping emergency personnel locate them more quickly through integration with 911 Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) systems.

    TrailEyes offers an impressive collection of features that enhance every outdoor adventure. Users can discover new trails based on difficulty, elevation and points of interest, while community ratings and reviews make it easy to choose the perfect route. The app also provides real-time weather updates, trail conditions, park events, closures and recreational programs to help visitors plan ahead.

    Additional TrailEyes features

    • Live GPS positioning with detailed trail maps that remain available offline in many locations.
    • The ability to report downed trees, hazardous conditions and maintenance concerns directly to Westchester County Parks staff.
    • Activity tracking for hiking, biking, walking and running, along with photo capture and route sharing.
    • Information about nearby restaurants, cafés, outfitters, wellness businesses and other local establishments, encouraging visitors to support Westchester’s small businesses while enjoying the parks.
    • TrailEyes not only creates a better experience for park visitors but also helps Westchester County Parks identify maintenance needs more quickly, improve wayfinding and better understand how trails are being used. The result is a smarter, safer and more connected trail system for everyone.

    How to Get TrailEyes
    TrailEyes is available for download on iPhone and Android devices.

    The app’s official sponsor is White Plains Hospital and is supported by Westchester Parks Foundation.