Park · New York
Fort Tryon Park
A serene uptown park known for its gardens, walking paths, and views of the Hudson River, as well as being home to The Cloisters museum.
Tucked into Washington Heights, Fort Tryon Park is a favorite among New Yorkers for morning runs, weekend picnics and unhurried strolls. Visitors quickly discover the same appeal — a chance to slow down and see the city from a calmer angle.
Most of the park is free and accessible 24/7, though some features (boat rentals, guided tours, seasonal events) carry small fees. Public transit access is straightforward, and several of the city's biggest attractions sit within easy walking distance.
Getting there
Nearest subway
- • A to 190 St
- • 1 to 191 St
Frequently asked questions
Is the park free to enter?+
Yes, the park is free and open daily. Some activities (boat rentals, guided tours, zoo entry) have separate fees.
What's the best entrance?+
Choose the entrance closest to the landmarks you want to see — the park is large and walking between sights adds up quickly.
Are dogs allowed?+
Yes, on a leash. Off-leash hours apply in designated areas before 9am and after 9pm.
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