Destinations · New York
Troy
NY · 42.7317, -73.6925
From Troy, New York, Byway's registries place 7 scenic byways and 1 public land unit within 30 miles.
Understand
Troy was a major city during the early years of American industrialization in the first half of the 19th century, with iron, ironware, steel, flour and textile manufacturing among the industries that flourished in and around Troy throughout the boom times of the entire 19th century. Troy continued to have some very productive industries through the 1920s, but during Prohibition, its bootlegging industry was probably the most famous in the area.
Day-trip loops
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Within reach
Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.
Scenic byways
- Mohawk Towpath Byway · 3 mi · national
- Lakes to Locks Passage · 4 mi · national
- Revolutionary Trail · 14 mi
- Mohawk Trail - MA · 21 mi · national
- Route 20 Scenic Byway · 22 mi
- Molly Stark Scenic Byway · 23 mi
Public land
Lookouts
- Mohawk River view · 6 mi
- Lock 7 Dam · 9 mi
- Williamstown view · 24 mi
- Saratoga Sword Surrender Site Hudson River Overlook · 25 mi
Named places
- Soldiers and Sailors Monument · 0 mi
- Twas the Night Before Christmas · 0 mi
- Korea War Memorial · 0 mi
- Charles Nalle · 0 mi
- World War II · 0 mi
- James Connolly · 0 mi
- Uncle Sam Monument · 0 mi
- Hart-Cluett Mansion · 0 mi
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More day-trip bases nearby
- Watervliet · 1 mi
- Cohoes · 3 mi
- Albany · 6 mi
- Rensselaer · 6 mi
- Clifton Park · 11 mi
- Schenectady · 13 mi