Fishkill Creek, flowing through the scenic Hudson Valley of New York, is a hidden gem for fishing enthusiasts. With its diverse fish species and accessible public parks, it’s an excellent destination for anglers looking to enjoy a day on the water. FISHING page provides essential information on where to fish, what to bring, and the best times to visit.

With over a dozen parks along Fishkill Creek and tributaries our watershed provides wealth of opportunities for recreation, relaxations and enjoyment! OUR PARKS page provides some basic information on parks in our watershed. Want to help make it better? Get in touch!

While not exactly a paddling paradise, Fishkill Creek offers some very interesting shorter paddling routes. Get in touch if you are interested to help design or write copy for the paddling page.

There quite a few existing trails along the creek and throughout the watershed in general. Some more are in planning stages. Get in touch if you are interested to help design or write copy for the hiking page.

Not too many dedicated bike routes exist in the watershed, but we do have Dutchess Rail Trail going through. Beacon - Hopewell Junction Rail Trail is in the planning stages and will link up with the rest of the Empire State Trail . a number of the on the road bike routes exist as well. Get in touch if you are interested to help design or write copy for the cycling page.

Bald eagles, herons, owls, hawks, wood peckers, geese just to name a very few. The watershed is teaming with bird live and offers great opportunities for bird watching. Get in touch if you are interested to help design or write copy for the bird watching page.