Highbridge Park Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan, New York,

"A beautiful park with a lot of ongoing restoration projects, such as American chestnut restoration project. The park is operated by The New York Resoration Project, an NGO that inspires privetly owned foundations to invest in this type of project. This park, along with Inwood Hill Park, is one of the last wetland sanctuaries in NYC. Our city has already lost approx 70% of wetlands."

"It is a beautiful park I like it I like flowers and the tree I like to sit down and watch the water and watch the boat passing it is a very beautiful Park and clean you can go there ride your bike or have a picnic or walk around and it's always a police officer watching around for any nonsense..they real take Care of that park keeps up the good work and pool clean too.."

"I always enjoy visiting and walking, biking or running down the paths of this enormous linear park. Being engulfed in nature is relaxing and worth a visit. You see views of the Harlem River and get on High Bridge which connects Manhattan and the Bronx (car-free). The greenway offers access dedicated space for biking."

"There is a lovely paved path on its northernmost eastern entrance heading south. The bridge, however, isn't the only thing thats high. Keep your eyes open for used needles on the ground! The graffiti "museum" under the Bridge is gorgeous and love the maps pointing out the starting point of the Old Aqueduct Trail."

"Nice place to walk over even on a rainy day. The view is not scenic more industrial views if you like that kind of stuff. Interesting history associated with the bridge. I wish they would beautify both sides more to make it more a destination from both sides. Easy to get to via subway. I recommend this nice walk over!"