Accessibility InfoInformation
- Overview
- History
- Contacts
Virtual Tour
- Moses Mountain
- The Cropsey Overlook
- Carousel For All Children
- Historic Richmond Town
- Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art
- Greenbelt Headquarters/ Greenbelt Environmental Education Department
- Heyerdahl Hill
- Greenbelt Native Plant Center Demonstration Garden
- The David LaTourette House
- Greenbelt Nature Center
- Trail Map (PDF, 3.9MB)
- Brochure (PDF, 158KB)
- Greenbelt Conservancy Website
The Greenbelt
Moses Mountain
Moses Mountain, a 200-foot "mountain" offering a 260-degree panorama, was formed when boulders and serpentine rock were removed to construct a highway that was designed during Robert Moses's tenure in the 1960s. The highway, which was never built thanks to opposition from concerned citizens, would have virtually destroyed the Greenbelt.
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