We walked the entirety of the High Line from its southernmost starting point all the way to Hudson Yards. We descended once along the way to check out Chelsea Market. This was a highly recommended walk with interesting views of the Hudson River and nearby areas of Manhattan's West Side.

After reading reviews I was discouraged on coming but so glad I did! Along the wall you come to the vessel/ Hudson yard which has great shopping and beautiful Christmas lights. There is also a serendipity3 frozen hotchocolate outside though it was not open when we were there. They did have a coffee/ hotchocolate cart and a Starbucks nearby. The high line was a nice walk and also lead you to Chelsea’s market. Highly recommend!

My daughter and I walked the entire length of the High Line on a chilly day at the end of November and had a great time. The views are fantastic, whether of the streets below or the landscaping along the trail. We even had a great view of some wonderful murals on buildings along the route.

Traveling at the end of October allows you to enjoy great weather. We love walking through several neighborhood of Manhattan, enjoying street food. The Central Park, the MOMA, Times Square and the Brooklyn Bridge were the top experiencias.

We walked the High Line from uptown NYC to the Meat Packing district. The High LIne has converted a derelict rail spur into an inner city linear rail trail, with lots of foliage and space to walk. It's wonderful that the ingenuity of NYC's engineers has produced a beautiful garden from an abandoned industrial railway, one that crosses the city from above.

We headed to the start of the High Line mid-morning on a Sunday and it was not too busy. Really lovely walk, with interesting views of the city (downtown) and of the different areas/apartment buildings. Seems strange to be looking into apartments, but fascinating! I loved visiting Chelsea and the Meatpacking district, and a big shout out to the little diner we found near the end of the High Line called 'Star on 18' - fantastic food / atmosphere, and happily for the family they were showing the World Cup Final (2022) when we arrived.

Deservedly Well Rated Free NY Experience. We visited just after New Year when New York is a little quieter than it might be at other times. The vegetation is dead at this time of year which is to be expected but this must be spectacular in the spring/summer. Lots of amazing views and amusing features and artwork. Recommend you stop at The Edge (after pre-booking tickets). Also worth stopping at Chelsea Market which is another great diversion.

Get your walking shoes on for this peaceful walk above the city streets. Peaceful but thousands know about this walk too. Great for walking and looking around or just relaxing and watching the world walk by.

I enjoy walking the High Line every visit to New York. I like the changing exhibit pieces or painted murals on sides of buildings. Great views of the city and Hudson River. It does more crowded every visit. I can’t imagine living in one of the high priced apt/ condos that face the walk.

The High Line is an elevated freight rail line on Manhattan’s West Side that was converted into a public park. There’s a variety of public art including sculptures, murals, fountains, etc. There are various access points, is wheelchair accessible, and has limited restrooms along the way. Great place to walk & see the city from a different vantage point.