Manhattan's last real forest. Trails feel like upstate, views of the Hudson and Palisades are gorgeous. Indian caves, old growth trees, actual wildlife—saw a bald eagle once. Henry Hudson Parkway noise cuts through in spots but whatever. Playgrounds, ball fields, dog run by the salt marsh. Quiet, peaceful, worth the trip up.

Beautiful park at the top of Manhattan with multiple recreation fields and a top notch trail leading through a beautiful forested cliffside area. Lots of spots that lead right to the water.

This is a great park to walk around and hike. The park is clean and empty; the trails are also well kept. There are lots of scenic views of the Hudson River and New Jersey in the distance. I recommend this park if you want to go hiking in New York City.

Miles of mostly-shaded walking trails are available. Several of them are uphill and challenging, so a great workout may be achieved. The setting is beautiful, and stunning views of the Hudson, Henry Hudson Bridge, Columbia rock, the Palisades and Riverdale are along the way.

A beautiful park to spend a relaxing day walking the trails or just admiring the views of nature and exploring the landscape of the park. Good to walk with someone else as the trails are very lonely. Cant wait until the fall to see all the beautiful trees changed their colors.