Hudson River Park runs four miles along Manhattan’s west side attracting over 17 million visits each year. The Park provides an oasis for New Yorkers and visitors alike with a variety of …

The largest open space in Manhattan since the completion of Central Park, Hudson River Park is transforming four miles of decaying industrial waterfront into a beloved, urban recreational …

View the full schedule of events at Hudson River Park, searchable by location within the Park and by event category.

Keep exploring to find more remarkable pier transformations and for a glimpse into the new open, green space coming soon to Hudson River Park. The Promise of the Park By the 1980s, …

Whether you’re a novice or a pro, you can experience the joy of kayaking on the Hudson! Paddle out from our boathouse at Pier 26 in Tribeca.

The land and water within the four-mile expanse of Hudson River Park can tell hundreds of stories about the history of New York and America. Here are just a few of the significant historical …

At the north end of Hudson River Park, visit the Pier 96 Boathouse where you can jump into a kayak and paddle out to view Clinton Cove from the River! Free kayaking lessons are …

Situated between the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum and the Circle Line, Pier 84 stretches almost 1,000 feet into the River and measures nearly 100,000 square feet, making it one of …

Hudson River Park runs four miles along Manhattan’s west side attracting over 17 million visits each year. The Park provides an oasis for New Yorkers and visitors alike with a variety of …

Opened in 2020, Pier 26 introduces Park visitors to the Hudson River environment through design inspired by the historical Hudson River landscape and features plenty of places to play, relax …