Discover Mount Kisco
5 carefully curated photography spots with GPS coordinates, shooting tips, and local insights
Marsh Sanctuary
Small community sanctuary with ponds, meadows, a locked community garden, and a steep hilltop with seasonal views. Great for intimate nature, wildlife (turkeys, deer, red-tailed hawks) and waterscape shots. Main entrance on Sarles St; small 4-car pullout on S Bedford Rd that can feel like a private driveway. Free, open trails—expect narrow gravel paths and some steep climbs. Best light: golden hour for meadows and hawks; late fall/winter for unobstructed hilltop vistas. Weekday mornings are calm
Peninsula Wetlands
Small coastal-style freshwater wetlands offering reed beds, mirrorlike pools and migratory waterfowl — ideal for birding and intimate landscape compositions. Visit at sunrise or late afternoon for warm side lighting and calm water reflections; migration (spring/fall) and breeding season bring the most bird activity. Site is open to the public with informal parking on Lieto Dr; trails and edges may be muddy—wear boots. Respect wildlife distances and stay on paths.
Leonard Park
Small town park with a large pond, pagoda, walking paths, sports fields and active birdlife — good for intimate nature shots, reflections, family/activity scenes and seasonal foliage. Best at golden hour or early morning for calm water and ducks; weekdays are quieter. Easy street parking, no fee; limited facilities—bring basics. Accessible paths but some grassy slopes; summer brings families and disc‑golf players, spring/fall offer best color.
Outdoor Laser Tag, USA
Outdoor Laser Tag at 12 Main St is a compact, action-oriented field with inflatable bunkers, props and LED vests — great for dynamic sports/action photography and low-light color contrasts. Best visited at dusk or after dark when LEDs and muzzle flashes pop; golden hour offers warm rim light for outdoor portraits. Weekdays/early evenings are less crowded. Small parking nearby on Main St; check entry/waiver requirements and get permission to shoot during games.
Sky Zone Trampoline Park
Indoor action-focused venue: capture airborne poses, foam-pit landings, slam-dunk frames, colorful court lines and group dynamics. Best visited during weekday mornings or early afternoons for fewer crowds. Lighting is mixed LED/fluorescent — expect high ISO and muted colors. Park has on-site parking; guests sign waivers and must wear grip socks. Ask management for permission to shoot or schedule a private session to control backgrounds and lighting.