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Yonkers station

Hudson
Weekday trains
92
Destinations
27
Fare zone
3
Lines
1

Yonkers is a Metro-North station on the Hudson Line with 92 scheduled trains on a typical weekday and 27 destinations reachable without changing train. The busiest is Ossining, 29 minutes away.

Updated 21 Sep 2026 · Metro-North Railroad GTFS · MTA open data

About the Hudson Line

The Hudson Line follows the east bank of the Hudson River from Grand Central through Harlem-125th Street, Yonkers, Tarrytown and Croton-Harmon to Poughkeepsie.

Top destinations

27 in total
Ossining9 stops · 43 weekday trains29m43 trains
Croton-Harmon10 stops · 43 weekday trains38m43 trains
Tarrytown6 stops · 43 weekday trains19m43 trains
Harlem-125 St7 stops · 43 weekday trains$12.5026 minGrand Central8 stops · 43 weekday trains$12.5040 min
Irvington5 stops · 39 weekday trains15m39 trains
Dobbs Ferry3 stops · 39 weekday trains11m39 trains
Hastings-on-Hudson2 stops · 39 weekday trains8m39 trains
Marble Hill3 stops · 38 weekday trains12m38 trains

About this station

Yonkers
Inbound trainsTo New York
Outbound trainsTo Croton-Harmon & Poughkeepsie
Step-free accessFully accessible · MTA station dataset
Fare zone3 of 51
Official station pageMetro-North Railroad ↗

Trip guides from here

2 published

Lines served

1 at this station

Fares from hereone-way peak / off-peak

How Metro-North fares work

Metro-North prices by fare zone, counted outward from Grand Central Terminal and Harlem-125th Street, which are zone 1. The Hudson and Harlem Lines use one series of zones; the New Haven Line uses a separate series that starts at zone 11, so a zone number on its own does not say how far you are from Manhattan. Trips that do not touch zone 1 use intermediate fares, which cost the same on every train.

Peak fares apply on weekday trains scheduled to arrive at Grand Central or Harlem-125th Street between 6:00 and 10:00 AM, to leave them between 4:00 and 8:00 PM, and on trains leaving Grand Central between 6:00 and 9:00 AM. Weekends and holidays are off-peak all day.

Tickets are sold in the MTA TrainTime app, at station machines and ticket windows, and on board at a higher price. Senior, disabled and Medicare fares are reduced but are not valid on weekday morning peak trains into Manhattan. Weekly and monthly tickets cover unlimited travel between two zones. Fares on the Connecticut portion of the New Haven Line and its branches are set with the Connecticut Department of Transportation and published on the same MTA fare charts this site reads.

Nearby stations

Hudson