Tri-State Monument
Visit the monument marking the intersection of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania for a unique photo opportunity.
New York, United States
City·Historic, Scenic, Relaxed
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Port Jervis is a charming small city in New York, situated where the borders of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania converge. Historically significant as a transportation hub for the canal and railroad industries, the city today offers a blend of architectural heritage and natural beauty. Its location on the Delaware River makes it a popular starting point for rafting, fishing, and hiking in the nearby Delaware Water Gap. With a population of around 8,600, Port Jervis maintains a quiet, community-focused atmosphere while providing convenient access to the broader Hudson Valley and metropolitan areas via the Metro-North railroad.
Port Jervis is a charming small city in New York, situated where the borders of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania converge. Historically significant as a transportation hub for the canal and railroad industries, the city today offers a blend of architectural heritage and natural beauty. Its location on the Delaware River makes it a popular starting point for rafting, fishing, and hiking in the nearby Delaware Water Gap. With a population of around 8,600, Port Jervis maintains a quiet, community-focused atmosphere while providing convenient access to the broader Hudson Valley and metropolitan areas via the Metro-North railroad.
Highlights
Strategic location at the tri-state border of NY, NJ, and PA.
Direct access to the scenic Delaware River for water sports.
Rich architectural heritage from its era as a major rail hub.
Convenient Metro-North rail link to the NYC metro area.
Before you go: Port Jervis essentials
The city serves as a primary gateway to the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.
It features a historic downtown district with various 19th-century buildings and local shops.
The city's atmosphere is deeply influenced by its history as a former major railroad center.
River Access
Utilize local outfitters for kayaking or tubing trips down the scenic Delaware River during the summer months.
Best For
Outdoor recreation and exploring the scenic tri-state border area.
Currency
USD $
Average Cost
$100-$150 p/day
Population
8,609
Historic Walking
Take a self-guided tour of the downtown area to see well-preserved 19th-century architecture.
Languages Spoken
English, Spanish
Best time to visit Port Jervis
May-October
Best Season
Spring
Enjoy the awakening of the Hudson Valley with mild temperatures and blooming trails.
Best Season
Summer
Peak time for river activities and enjoying the lively outdoor atmosphere.
Best Season
Fall
Experience world-class autumn foliage throughout the surrounding river valley.
Winter
A quiet, snowy retreat ideal for those seeking a slower pace of life.
Location
Port Jervis, New York, United States
