New York

New York City is full of walking paths that wrap around rivers, parks, and city streets. One of the top options to choose from when visiting Manhattan has to be the East River Greenway. The running / walking / biking path runs between Battery...

When most people think of a bridge walk in New York City, the first one that usually comes to mind is the Brooklyn Bridge. While the Brooklyn Bridge is a must do bridge walk in my opinion, the Manhattan Bridge walk is right up there when it...

By far one of the most popular activities to do while visiting New York City is walking across the Brooklyn Bridge. Heading on the pedestrian pathway with the iconic bridge towering above you and the Manhattan skyline out in the distance is...

One of my favorite sections of Manhattan’s Central Park is The Ramble. It sits right in the middle of the park between 74 Street and 79 Street, with the Bow Bridge to the south and Belvedere Castle to the north. In between you can find a 38 acre...

A visit to Manhattan is not complete without a stop at the 840 acre Central Park right in the middle of the bustling city. While there are so many different corners of the park to explore, odds are you will want to visit the famous Central Park...

One of my favorite places in Manhattan has to be the Central Park Reservoir Loop. Better known as the Stephanie and Fred Shuman Running Track, this dirt path heads around the famous Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir for 1.58 miles. As you...

Central Park is full of various running and walking paths, however the Central Park Bridle Path is one of the top to choose from. This 4.2 mile soft gravel/dirt path starts in the south of the park, heads through tunnels and past plenty of...

While hiking is not the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Manhattan, believe it or not there are some hiking options to take part of in the city. Hidden in the northern part of Central Park you will find the Ravine and North...