Waterside Walks
One of my favorite things about being on an island like Manhattan is the constant proximity to water. Many great walks in NYC can be found along the various water bodies in and around New York. I’ve rounded up my 10 favorite waterfront paths, listed in geographical order from south to north, for your walking pleasure. Click here to find out more!
The Esplanade is an easy, unfussy stroll; flat, paved, and welcoming to walkers of all speeds. Whether you’re in sneakers, sandals, or nursing a coffee, the Esplanade makes it simple. Click here to find out more!
Harlem is one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Known historically for its jazz scene and eclectic mix of cultures, Harlem welcomes both tourists and locals with enthusiasm. Harlem provides ample places to walk, one of the best being a Central Park hidden gem, the Harlem Meer. Click here to find out more!
One of the quietest and most scenic waterside trails is the Ravine and Loch in Central Park. It offers a quaint stroll through picturesque scenery without signs of the industrious bustle that NYC does so well. The Ravine is perfect for those who’d like to be guided through the woods by a delightful little stream. Click here to find out more!