If you haven't been to East River Park in a while, it's now better than ever. See some of the best views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, especially during a morning run at sunrise. Read more
If you run South on the path, there's a great moment, you suddenly notice Lady Liberty at the end of the island. You're in New York City and she's right here with you. Terrible turf fields though.
Access the soccer and softball fields via Houston St. Otherwise, the next closest pedestrian access over the FDR is by the Williamsburg Bridge. Great cycling and running paths along the East River.
Lina & Gus Ocamposilva's Dancers of the Wild exhibits three twelve-foot sculptures which express the passion and movement of the human body and the freedom of the soul. See them through November 2013. Read more
Enjoyable throughout the entire year, this park claims an amphitheater, bike paths, playgrounds, sports fields, gardens, children’s water playgrounds, and walking paths.
Good for "running"... Honesty I don't run, but the roadway lighting is good HIIT cardio. It is also a great spot to sit with friends family and your significant other.
Places to Run: Run alongside the FDR between Jackson Street and East 12th Street, while looking out on the East River to Brooklyn’s up and coming Williamsburg neighborhood. Read more
Born & raised in the LES. This park was the site of many childhood summer days. Check out the free entertainment @the amphitheater refurbished via a donation by Erin Brokoich.
Nothing better than SummerStage returning in August this year to East River Park. The largest music, dance, and theaterfestival in NYC for the low-low price of free! #summerstage
If you get to 14th street, you can either go right for a nice run along the river with parks and a track course. Or go left toward 34th, more hills and steps, a great work out.
CityParks Foundation’s free sports programs for youth returns to East River Park! Come join us for a season of tennis, track and field, and golf! For more information, visit our website! Read more
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