Inwood Hill Park

A secluded, majestic haven on the north tip of Manhattan. There are not many lush, unadorned parks like this, places not overcrowded, places where the hiker can wander and explore. Expect a steep elevation, but the exploring is not hard if you're reasonably fit. Springtime ensconces the park in an emerald wonderland, leaves erupting from wispy tree branches and tiny plants blowing in the hearty breeze. If you want to be apart from the rush of the city, come here and feel the transcendent beauty of solitude among a vibrant world of life.

Beautiful park with lots go do.. sports fields baseball. Several walking trails.. it's hilly not flat, that's Inwood.. walk around the path that leads to the Hudson river.. catch a nice sunset.

This park has grown on me, since my son loves to come here to ride his scooter and watch the Metro North trains pass by. There’s always plenty of space to hang out in the grass, great paths for hiking/running, and they’ve made some nice changes to the waterfront area by the dock. There is an open soccer field (no nets), baseball fields and a playground…and plenty of space to bbq/chill.

Nice local neighborhood park. Great size. Very close to the more well known Fort Tryon Park. There are some really remote trails in here, you almost feel like you're in the woods of Upstate NY. This a more natural park that has been reserved the way it was when the Lenape lived here. Includes a nice pond that feeds into the Hudson River and Harlem River.