Central Park North: A Historic Oasis In the Heart of NYC

Discover the natural beauty and stunning landscapes in upper Central Park

(Best suited for adults and teenagers that have a strong interest in NYC parks.)

Duration

2 hours, about 1.5 miles

Overview

The north end of Central Park offers a unique and captivating experience for visitors. Its lush woods, serene water bodies, and stunning architectural landmarks are a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the park’s southern section; a must-see for history buffs and nature enthusiasts alike.

The hilly, wild landscape is home to some of the park’s most iconic architectural landmarks such as the War of 1812-era Blockhouse and the grand formal Conservatory Garden. These structures not only add to the park’s aesthetic appeal but also offer a glimpse into the park’s rich history.

Visiting Central Park’s north end promises an enriching experience that combines natural beauty, history, and even wildlife. Whether you are looking to unwind, explore architectural marvels, or connect with nature, a tour of this area will not disappoint.

The Tour Highlights:

• Conservatory Garden

• Harlem Meer

• The Pool

• The Blockhouse

• North Woods

• The Ravine (Loch)

• Beautiful waterfalls and arches

Please Note

The terrain can be steep and there are stairs involved in this walk.

This tour walks through Central Park. It starts near the Conservatory Garden and ends on the Upper West Side

*Tours take place rain or shine ​— dress for the weather!

Private Group: Please contact us for pricing and availability