Probably our favourite viewing point as you are right in the city rather than above it. It's a lovely way to just walk around natural garden areas and see the city. We took loads of photos and just loved walking along what was once railway. Well done whoever did this! It made such a good use of what was no longer going to be used. A really enjoyable stroll.

A lovely long walk along the disused railway line. Beautifully planted and has some information along the way about some of the plants. There are a few benches so that you can rest and relax. To enjoy the peace and quiet. You can see some art work on the buildings too and the famous red tree. There's also some food and drinks trucks further down along the way.

This walk was a lovely surprise! We saw people entering near Chelsea Market and decided to check it out. It provides beautiful views of the city, lush greenery and interesting art. I highly recommend checking it out if you have 30 minutes. My only asterisk is if you have a condition that makes it hard to navigate stairs, know that the entrance stairs are pretty steep. Might be hard to access with mobility related issues. Otherwise, highly recommend.

Our second experience of the High Line and it has changed a lot. We were visiting New York from England and chose to walk the length of the High Line with several other couplers who had never walked it. Rest Rooms at the southern point and a place for snacks along the way. More wifi hot spots would be good (for us as tourists) and perhaps another drinks area but we love the opportunity to walk amongst he buildings.

A great chance to escape the speedy city, for a short while, we visited on our last day and enjoyed being away from the hustle but able to get back at any point! It was a chance to see another part of NYC - including, in our case, Chelsea Market. Would thoroughly recommend.

Creative use of a,previous industrial site. Very clearly signposted and mapped along the line. Lots of good explanations. Planting is beautiful, all natives, perfect. Pavement is easy to walk on. Great views of the city and river.

This became our absolute favorite spot in NYC! This place is just the gem of the city, and we loved strolling on the High Line enjoying both the line itself and the surroundings. There is a unique atmosphere and vibe here that draws you in and makes you want to just keep walking and the line to never end. The High Line is spectacular in its architecture that is both raw and industrial and beautiful and tranquil at the same time. Along the line there are many places to sit and there are restrooms and small cafes. Everything you need for a stroll. We went here in October with the leafs falling, and it made the experience even more beautiful. A must see in NYC!!

This was our second time to The High Line and most likely our last for a while to come. Not that there’s anything wrong with that; it is simply quite crowded and to paraphrase, it is a good walk spoiled. Our first visit to The High Line was a few years ago and it was much less crowded. On the first visit we entered at the now closed 34th Street entrance, and since then the northern terminus is now at 30th Street near The Vessel. On this trip we walked the entire length of The High Line down to Chelsea where we had some nice treats before heading down to The Strand and The Village. Is it a cool attraction, absolutely! But the crowds, my goodness, if you are trying to get somewhere you are better off sticking to the Hudson River Greenway! If you have all the time in the world and don’t mind the crowds try The High Line out and know you can get off at multiple locations along the way if it is too slow or crowded!

In this bustling city, you get to escape from the busy streets to this elevated public park. At times the park can get busy with foot traffic. We try to go early morning to experience a quiet calmness in the air.

The High Line in New York City is just awesome! It used to be an old train track, and now it's this cool elevated park full of plants and art. I've been around for a year now, and let me tell you, it's a must-see.