Manhattan Waterfront Greenway Map
Manhattan Waterfront Greenway Map
Harlem River Speedway
Grecian Temple
Built in 1898 as a racing ground
Built in 1925 as a destination
for carriages, the City is restoring
for pleasure drivers on the old
public access to the nearly two-mile
Riverside Drive, the Grecian
Speedway through the construction
Temple stands on the eastern
ridge of For t Washington Park
of bicycle and pedestrian lanes and
overlooking the Hudson River.
a waterfront esplanade.
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Little Red Lighthouse
Built in 1880, the Little Red
Lighthouse is listed on the National
St. Nicholas Park
Register of Historic Places. The
St. Nicholas Park includes dramatic
lighthouse improved navigation on
rock faces and "The Point of Rocks,"
the Hudson until it was officially
where George Washington oversaw
decommissioned in 1947.
the Battle of Harlem Heights in 1776.
Cherry Walk
Stretching from 100th to 125th
Street, this segment of the greenway
extends more than a mile through
Riverside Park. The path is graced by
several dozen cherry trees that come
to a dramatic blossom each
spring.
Stuyvesant Cove
At Stuyvesant Cove, visitors can
enjoy wandering paths, a new
solar-powered environmental
classroom and a dedicated bike-
way with views of the East River.
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Hudson River Park
This 550-acre park stretches from
The Battery to 59th Street and will
include 13 public piers, a marine
estuary, upland parks, a water-
front esplanade and a bikeway.
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The Battery
Located at the southern tip of
City of New York
Manhattan, The Battery offers
* Cyclists and skaters are advised to
waterview gardens and sweeping
Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor
proceed with extreme caution at high
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views of New York Harbor, the
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, Deputy Mayor for
Economic Development and Rebuilding
Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
Patricia E. Harris, Deputy Mayor for Administration
