FOREST PARK TRAIL
Myrtle Avenue, New York, NY 11421
Since 1896
Victory Field, Playgrounds, Swim Programs, Urban Park Rangers Programs, Kids Events, Baseball Fields, Bird Watching, Tennis Courts, Annual Events, The Bridle Path, Bocce Courts, Volleyball Courts, Fitness Equipment, Golf Courses, Running Tracks, Skate Parks, Nature Centers & Spray Showers
An area of 538 acres (218 ha), containing 165 acres of trees - It is the third-largest park in Queens and contains the largest continuous oak forest in Queens - They can accommodate 2,800 people, hosts free concerts throughout the warm season
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INWOOD HILL PARK TRAIL
Payson Avenue and Seaman Avenue, New York, NY 10034
Since 1926
Baseball, Soccer Fields, Handball Courts, Biking, Children's Playgrounds, Fitness Equipment, Hudson and Harlem River, Barbecue Areas, Basketball Courts, Barbecuing Areas, Hiking Trails & Tennis Courts
Largely natural, being non-landscaped hills, mostly wooded - It covers 196.4 acres (79.5 ha) - Offers visitors chances to appreciate large stretches of the park's natural beauty in an environmentally friendly manner - It has occurred on the land that now composes Inwood Hill Park since the 17th and 18th centuries
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HIGH ROCK PARK
200 Nevada Avenue, Staten Island, New York, NY 10314
Since 1971
Wetlands, Wildlife, Recreation, Walking, Cycling, Student Visit, College Visits, Patches of Skunk Cabbage, Wood Ducks, Migrating Colorful Warblers, Woodpeckers & Hiking
Its one of the most tranquil places - Also six walking trail along which visitors can see stands of red maples and highbush blueberries - Visitors can also climb Moses Mountain - A 260-foot man-made hill named for City builder and Parks Commissioner Robert Moses - The 360-degree panoramic view offered by the site is considered one of New York City’s most spectacular
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