I enjoy biking on the bike path along the Henry Hudson River from Harlem to Battery Park! The sights along the way will make you fall in love again with NYC!
Ferry service would benefit here , it's anyone's guess when that will happen. Stroll along here to make you forget the rent your paying to live near. Great for impromptu picnics. Watch the bike path!
Such a great spot on a sunny day. Stop at Fairway and make it a picnic.
If slow cyclists and rollerbladers would just stay to the right so other bikers could follow the rules and pass left and pedestrians would not walk in the bike path but the people we'd all get along
Enjoy a jog along the West Side Highway bike path.
This walking and biking path winds from lower Manhattan to Hell’s Kitchen. Stop for beautiful views of -- and beneath -- the George Washington Bridge along the way.
Enjoyable throughout the entire year, this park claims an amphitheater, bike paths, playgrounds, sports fields, gardens, children’s water playgrounds, and walking paths.
Nice bike path
Open space, nice water view!
Great stop along the bike path, just go early as the path gets busy.
Much less crowded than Central Park so nice for running or biking unimpeded
The 91st Street Garden in New York's Riverside Park was the location for the final scene of the movie You've Got Mail (1998) starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.
One of the best bike trails in the city. Especially great if you can ride during the week. On Saturday and Sunday its jammed and not as much fun.
Beautiful, secret part of manhattan!! Shhhh! Don't tell the uws-ers and yuppies!
Amazing peaceful place..
Miles of bike paths (no street-riding, we promise) fronted by playgrounds, art installations, grassy patches, and even views of Lady Liberty.
Great park to walk at night. More gards than people but amazing and relaxing view of the river.
Connection to Hudson River water taxi and other transit points nearby. Next to Chelsea Piers. Enjoy the flowers and trees in the natural spaces along the bike trail.
Come summer, the Dr. Seuss-like playground comes alive with spurting fountains for kids to run through. In the winter, kids climb on futuristic jungle gyms and swing from tiny trapeze bars.
Fab park with great climbing for big and small kids plus sandpit. No toilet or much shade tho
Make NYC Your Gym on your bike! Check-in at East River Greenway & Bike Path and for more info on Making NYC Your Gym visit: http://on.nyc.gov/T6Gc9J
The waterfront views are gorgeous! Great spot to watch a sunset!
The northern section of this 9.44 mile stretch runs mostly along the FDR, which isn't great for quiet contemplation, but does offer views of the water. Read more.
Make NYC Your Gym on your bike! Check-in at Governor's Island Bike Path and for more info on Making NYC Your Gym visit: http://on.nyc.gov/T6Gc9J
Amazing views of the city from here! Quickest way to get around the island.
get there EARLY. By mid-late afternoon, impossible to ride a bike bc of strollers, pedestrians, kids who don’t watch where they’re going.
In the summer they have air cond. Bathroom across the bike path. Clean and cool.
Great burgers on the westside bike path - perfect with a beer and the sunset.
Best UWS river spot. Great sangria and fries
This is a misnomer. It is both a pedestrian and a bike path although not a few cyclists seem to be cognizant of the rules on this path.
Lovely views of the East River.
Make NYC Your Gym on your bike! Check-in at Queensboro Bridge Pedestrian & Bike Path and for more info on Making NYC Your Gym visit: http://on.nyc.gov/T6Gc9J
Infrastructure, monument, muse, obstacle-strewn bike path, treacherous footpath, platform for photographing Brooklyn and Manhattan, wedding venue. At least this is what the bridge has been for me.
Stay off the bike path if youre walking. Bikers will not hesitate to run your ass down.
Good view of the city!!! Very crowded. If on foot, be sure to stay off the bike path, which is half of the promenade. Best food selection on the Manhattan side of the bridge, in the adjacent park.
Its bike path, which leads directly to the Brooklyn Bridge, offers a different type of scenic view to cyclists pedaling through picturesque panoramas of some of the City's iconic public architecture.
Escape from the concrete jungle for few seconds to admire the nature (by nature I mean squirrels and the greens)
Yesterday, I was here to launch Citi Bike, the largest bikeshare system in the nation: http://bit.ly/15bYEmY
Amazing views! Lovely bike path!
Great views! Nice place to spend the afternoon. Easy to get to via the Manhattan/Brooklyn Bridges
I have never worn skinny jeans, but if I did I would wear them here.
Gorgeous, historic park with hidden gems to be found everywhere. Take your time and stay on walking and bike paths!
I like the small restaurants, the playgrounds and the big fields
Did you know? To create that feeling of being in the countryside, and not in the middle of a city, the four Transverse Roads were sunken down eight feet below the park’s surface.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA