Fort Tryon Park

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Fort Tryon Park

Park · Inwood

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Riverside, Dr To Broadway, New York, NY 10040

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Tucked away in northern Manhattan, Fort Tryon Park offers 67 acres of lush scenery, stunning river views, and a serene escape perfect for picnics and strolls.  

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Riverside, Dr To Broadway, New York, NY 10040 Get directions

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Riverside, Dr To Broadway, New York, NY 10040 Get directions

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"Fort Tyron Park is an otherworldly park. With Romanesque architecture, breathtaking views of the George Washington Bridge, a garden named Heather, benches galore, and the best reading spots (Linden Terrace) in New York City, it's hard not to fall in love here. On an average day in the park, as you wind around the upward bends, you'll find anything from rock climbers, to photo shoots, to romantic picnic dates, to weddings, to families at the playground, to tourists and neighbors alike. On the south side, the park connects Inwood to its lovely neighbor, Washington Heights, and exits on Fort Washington Avenue." - Jeanne Henry

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"Lush NYC Park Away from the Crowds Fort Tryon Park is a jewel. Much more off the beaten path for tourists and even locals, the 67-acre park is located in far northern Manhattan on towering cliffs with panoramic views of the Hudson River, the George Washington Bridge, and the New Jersey Palisades. The park's pedigree features impressive lineage. It was named after the last British governor of colonial New York and was designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, Jr., whose father was the architect of NYC's beloved Central Park. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. purchased the land in 1917 and gifted it to New York City in 1931. Due to its secluded location, there are far less crowds than other parks. Visitors can luxuriate in quiet corners and tranquility as they stretch their legs. This is the perfect spot for a (hilly) bike ride, run, stroll or walk. Be sure to visit the overflowing Heather Garden and the shaded views from Linden Terrace. The park also has two dog runs, world-famous medieval museum The Cloisters , and upscale eatery New Leaf Restaurant & Bar ."

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"Lush NYC Park Away from the Crowds Fort Tryon Park is a jewel. Much more off the beaten path for tourists and even locals, the 67-acre park is located in far northern Manhattan on towering cliffs with panoramic views of the Hudson River, the George Washington Bridge, and the New Jersey Palisades. The park's pedigree features impressive lineage. It was named after the last British governor of colonial New York and was designed by Frederick Law Olmstead, Jr., whose father was the architect of NYC's beloved Central Park. John D. Rockefeller, Jr. purchased the land in 1917 and gifted it to New York City in 1931. Due to its secluded location, there are far less crowds than other parks. Visitors can luxuriate in quiet corners and tranquility as they stretch their legs. This is the perfect spot for a (hilly) bike ride, run, stroll or walk. Be sure to visit the overflowing Heather Garden and the shaded views from Linden Terrace. The park also has two dog runs, world-famous medieval museum The Cloisters , and upscale eatery New Leaf Restaurant & Bar ."

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Svitlana Tuboleva

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I absolutely love Tryon Park. The views are stunning, whether you’re gazing at the sunset over the bridge or spotting a cute robin perched nearby. It’s the perfect spot for a laid-back picnic or a peaceful walk surrounded by nature. A little slice of calm right in the city.

Jorge Gonzalez

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On April 9th, a friend I hadn’t seen in a while suggested a stroll through the park. Though I was battling seasonal allergies, I went. And I’m glad I did—I had forgotten how colorful, vibrant, and serene the park can be in the spring.

crabby mcpatty

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Walked around the park for a few hours and walked on the sea side route. It was very scenic and you could see the Hudson River for miles. Not that much people since the park is so vast. Also very easy to access because of the A train station near the entrance of the park. Great park would recommend.

Melanie Haydon

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Beautiful grounds with well-kept paths most of which are paved. There are steps on a lot of the paths going up hills which offer the option for a workout but they also have many places to sit and rest in between. There's also a dog park along one of the paths for our furry friends. Definitely worth checking out and meandering around especially in good weather.

Mikeyy Lunarezz

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This park is one of my go to places to go for a relaxing walk, enjoy views of the hudson river and gwb and upper Manhattan. Park is quiet clean and plenty of seating offering different views. There's a garden that's looks great during the spring and summer. There's plenty of space to come have a picnic with friends and family or just by yourself. Definitely one of my favorite places in the city, is like a hidden gem many don't know about. Unfortunately for those with. Children there's no playground at this park however it is dog friendly so feel free to bring your 4 legged friend. There's also plenty of free parking which is one of the reasons that draws me to this park. As you know parking is a luxury in this city. There's a also a museum within the park which is pay what you wish. The museum is affiliated with the met on museum mile.

Aqila Pasha

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Beautiful views of the Hudson River and GWB. Great park for bird watching. Restaurant and MET Cloisters located on the grounds. Dog park and plenty of lawns/fields for picnic dates.

Claire Maria Chambers

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The beautiful gardens are all created by volunteers, and they are amazing!

Ana Villatoro

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It's an amazing place to visit. I went with my partner, and we had a wonderful experience walking, exploring the landscapes, talking, and even singing, despite the light rain. We also saw many people exercising