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New York City may close parts of the High Line Trail to prevent overcrowding. If unconventional is your thing, then High Line Park is for you. This is an awesome elevated rail track transformed to park in Manhattan. While less traditional than “normal”, this park offers wildflowers, greenery, and outdoor art installations. The High Line stretches from Manhattan’s Westside which includes Hell’s Kitchen and West Chelsea. Perfect for families or just for a sunset stroll, the views against the...

A popular, paved trail good for all ages and ability levels that follows the river. Accessibility: At the beginning of the route on the south end of the trail off Chambers Street there is street parking (paved surface). The trail surface is paved and typically at least eight feet wide. The estimated grade is mostly gentle (all under 5%).

This is a fun and scenic walk from Manhattan to Brooklyn across one of the country's most famous bridges. This can be a crowded or mellow stroll across the East River. Drink vendors line the bridge, which can be helpful in warm, humid weather. To your right, you can spy the Statue of Liberty in the distance, along with dozens of boats and helicopters. To your left is the Manhattan Bridge. Completed in 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge was originally designed by German civil engineer John Augustus...

This beautiful trail takes you through the famous Central Park, located right in the heart of Manhattan. The park is a tourist attraction, and is popular among hikers, walkers, and runners. The mostly flat loop will highlight the natural beauty of the park amongst the breathtaking backdrop of towering skyscrapers. Enjoy the rolling meadows, the green wooded paths, or watch the sun glisten over the lake. Experience the tranquility of being out in nature right in the middle of the city. Ramble-...