Neighborhood Roofing West New York

Cities We Service In West New York, NJ

Belleview / Glendale, River Oaks, McLean Hamlet / Odricks Corner, Chesterbrook Estates / Chesterbrook Woods, Kent Gardens, Langley Fork Park, Salona Village / Langley, Mill Run Acres, West McLean / Elmwood Estates, Chesterbrook Gardens

West New York, NJ Zip Codes That We Service

20598, , 22067, 22101, 22102, 22103, 22106, 22107, 22108, 22109

Things To Do In West New York, NJ

Great Falls Park: Great Falls Park is situated on 800-acres of land near the banks of the Potomac River. The park is open from sunrise to sunset and visitors who drive here, must pay a parking fee. Up to 600 vehicles can park inside the lot, and on busy weekends, this lot fills up quickly. Although camping is not allowed at Great Falls Park, many visitors come to hike, kayak, rock climb or go white water rafting. In total, there are 15 miles of hiking trails surrounding the park. The parks waterfalls, or falls, stretch over several cascades and total 76 feet in length.

Tysons Corner Center: Tysons Corner Center is a giant shopping mall that features upscale shops and eateries, a cinema and an outdoor plaza. It’s the ninth largest mall in America and the largest in the metropolitan area. Doors opened in 1968, and it was the first and only fully enclosed indoor shopping mall in the area. Sometimes referred to as Tysons 1, this mall is located a short distance away from Washington D.C.’s Central Business District. It’s also a neighbor to Tysons Galleria Mall, which is referred to as Tysons 2. Tysons Galleria mall opened in 1988, just 20 years after the opening of Tysons Corner Center.

Scott’s Run Nature Preserve: Scott’s Run Nature Preserve is a 336-acre preserve and is bordered by the Potomac River. It’s also part of the Potomac Gorge, which has some of the rarest ecosystems in the mid-Atlantic. With the erosive forces of the Potomac River, this preserve now has rocky cliffs, steep hills, and narrow valleys. So, this landscape makes for some difficult hiking. In fact, Scott’s Run has some of the most challenging hiking trails in all of Fairfax Country. Besides hiking, visitors can partake in nature programs, such as spring wildflower walks, birdwatching programs, and watershed programs for children.

Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail: The Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail is often abbreviated as PHT. This trail is a designated corridor that connects trails and historic sites in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and D.C. The network of trails extends over 710 miles and passes through landmarks such as the Potomac River, the upper Ohio River watershed, and part of the Rappahannock River watershed. The Potomac Heritage Trail has many other side trails, offering hikers alternative paths that run on both sides of the river. Besides hiking, bikers can also ride along these trails and kayaks and paddle boards can be taken down the river.

McLean Community Center: The McLean Community Center (MCC) was constructed and funded exclusively by McLean’s residents. To continue serving the Greater McLean community, the center relies on donations, program fees, and volunteers. Programs at MCC are available for both children and adults, such as classes, camps, theatre performances, and cultural and artistic shows. In addition to these programs, MCC is the sponsor of some of McLean’s community activities, like McLean Day, celebrated during May, as well as the 4th of July fireworks show. The McLean Community Center is also home to the Old Firehouse Teen Center, that supports and empowers local youth.

Holy Transfiguration Melkite Greek Catholic Church: Holy Transfiguration Church, is a Christian Church with Eastern European and Middle Eastern roots. And so this Church reflects the culture of the immigrants who founded it. The word Melkite was the nickname given to Greek Catholics from the Middle East. As such, it was fitting to include this word in the Church’s full name. Members of this Church believe in a very distinctive tradition. Their tradition stresses a life of worship, service, and fellowship. Also, they are called to live a private life of prayer, fasting, and spiritual warfare. Finally, the Church offers programs like Sunday school, youth and adult education, and a youth group.