Piermont Pier extends one mile across the Hudson River, from Rockland toward Westchester County. You can bike, walk, jog, or drive (with a yearly parking permit) to the end of the pier. Fishing along the pier is popular (check the fishing rule limits) and often very rewarding, especially during the spring run of stripers.

Piermont Marsh
Piermont Marsh, part of the Hudson River National Estuarine Research Reserve and the Department of Environmental Conservation, is located on the west shore of the Tappan Zee Bridge, in the village of Piermont, Orangetown, Rockland County, NY. The site occupies two miles of shoreline south of the mile-long Erie Pier and includes the mouth of Sparkill Creek and extensive tidal shallows. Find information about flora (plant life), fauna (animal life), and endangered species at Piermont Marsh.

Click to enlarge photo of Bench on Piermont Pier.

Several benches are placed on both sides of the path. Even on the warmest days of summer, a walk to the end of the pier is refreshing as mild to strong breezes keep the air cool and delightful. For summer evening and early morning walks, you may need a light jacket.

Facing Westchester County, with Rockland County behind you; look to your left and see Hook Mountain in Nyack (another scenic spot along the Hudson River), the Tappan Zee Bridge, and Westchester County on the east side of the Hudson River. With Westchester County straight ahead, look to the right and you can see the New York City skyline; and the Piermont Marsh is to the far right.

Piermont Pier

Things To Do at Piermont Pier
Birding | Bird Watching
Fishing in the Hudson Valley
Hiking / Walking
Scenic Views

Restaurants near Pier at Piermont
Several good restaurants (and a few exceptional restaurants) ice cream shops, and a coffee café, are located near Piermont Pier. Find more activities, attractions, and things to do in Rockland County and the beautiful Hudson River Valley.

Location: Piermont

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