Accessibility InfoHighbridge Park
W 155 St and Dyckman St, Edgecombe Av & Amsterdam Av
Manhattan, 10032, 10033, 10039, 10040, 10452
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Named after the High Bridge, the city's oldest standing bridge, Highbridge Park was assembled piecemeal between 1867 and the 1960s, with the bulk being acquired through condemnation from 1895 to 1901.
Although widely known for its important landmarks, the Highbridge tower and formerly mentioned bridge, the park offers natural beauty and recreational fun that serve as reason enough to visit. Open vistas and an unusual geologic makeup greet visitors who stroll the pathways north and south through the park, while pedestrians and waterside cyclists on the greenways cherish its magnificent cliffs and large rock outcroppings. The Highbridge Recreation Center and Pool have kept active New Yorkers busy since 1936, and several playgrounds and ballfields have been constructed throughout the park over the last century.
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Events
From Porcelainberry to Multiflora Rose and Oriental Bittersweet the Highbridge Forest Crew works to remove these...
Featured Capital Project
The High Bridge
After 40 years of closure, the High Bridge, the oldest standing bridge in New York City, will be re-opened to the public in 2013.
Facilities
Barbecuing Areas
Baseball Fields
Basketball Courts
Bathrooms
Dog-friendly Areas
Eateries
Fitness Equipment
Handball Courts
Playgrounds
Pools
Recreation Centers
Spray Showers
Volleyball Courts
Water Fountains
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