The High Line

No, It's free acsses

A nice walk surround by plants and art work.There is a nice view of the city and river. You can also purchase art and other things along the way. There is also a restaurant/bar, and some other concessions.

The southern end is right by the Whitney museum. Northern end was by some Amtrac train yards I think.

Very safe, well lit, and great views at night

Yes! Few elevators are available...

Yes.

14th st to 34th st

There's lots of scaffolding along the walk and itll be difficult getting a good shot due to all the tourists!

There are no bars on the actual Highline. (The Highline is a park built over an elevated railroad) There is a restaurant called Terroir on the Highline that sells beer and wine but they are closed for the season. The park runs over 2 miles and there are many bars below the highline. It all depends where on the highline you are. Have fun its a great walking park.

Different seasons, different landscapes.

Always a terrific place to go for a walk any time of the year.

Thanks for asking! Pets aren't permitted on the High Line. We know many of our supporters are dog owners, and setting our “no dogs” rule was a tough decision. Ultimately, the rule is necessary because of the limited space in the park, the large number of visitors, and—most importantly—the health of the High Line’s landscape. The park’s planking system was designed to direct rainwater runoff towards the planting beds. This means that dog urine, which is highly acidic, would end up in the soil and damage the plants. We appreciate your understanding. You can learn more on our FAQ page: http://bit.ly/2F5EOEY

It stops at 34th &12th ave.

No

Yes. Closer to the lower part though.

Yes

Yes, unless it's closed.

You can always jog underneath.

Too hot and humid in the summer to walk...no water fountains along the long trail, at the end is when your see some souviors shops.

The higlane dosent offer freeparking but maby there is some place around there

Walking only.

I went to Artichoke Basille's near the south end and got their famous pizza. Quick and delicious! Perfect for walking and eating (if you like).

There is shady, and sunny sitting areas along the high line

The good side is beautiful and recommended.

On weekends/high traffic times yes. Free but pre-reserve online

It's definitely a must-see❤

It's free

All you have to do is walk the neighborhood there is hundreds of restaurants stores

Tickets are free, but yes they are required. But the attraction isn't too busy so easy to get tickets

Yes!

14th St and 9th Ave or Gansevoort St at the end/beginning of The Highline

There are plenty of secure parking lots, but they are pricey. I recommend using a parking app (there are plenty for both android and ios) to secure a spot and find the best deal.

Yes it's free

No

Some vendors on the line itself but nothing substantial

Near 1.5 Miles.

Parks and recs I would think

There are tons ! It will depend on your taste. Little Spain is nice for eating and enjoying this Spanish Mercado. You also have Chelsea Market Place and the Piers are close by.

It's about a an hour or two but there different exit points along the way. Make sure it's not too windy. Enjoy

No only steps

You can take the 2 train to 34th street and walk to the entrance of the high line on 34th street and 11th ave.

No

Yes ,

Yes. There was an old railway there.

Yep, you can run but I don't know how many people is there. It can be difficult to run if there's a lot of tourists!

Take the E from the world trade center station to the 14th st station

The two ends are on Gansevoort and west 34th street but there are entrances sprinkled throughout the route.

28 and 7Av Station can work. It's a close walk down to the Hidson Yards, the north end of High Line. This way... you'd finish at the Witney and visit it :)

Yes.

It is on the East Side, since Chelsea Market can be accessed, there are several stairs along the promenade that can be climbed as well

Just use Google Maps ;)

There are several stair cases and elevators for special needs along the high line

This doesn't seems to be a private company-owned attraction as there are no advertisements along the way, so I'd say local government does

This is a sculpture by Paola Pivi detailing an emoji art work. “The masks serve as symbols of individuals whose personal experiences of freedom are inextricably linked to the United States, and they will change every two months, representing six different people over the course of the exhibition. “

Street parking

30th and 10th

Should you be looking for a restroom, there is surely one near the Chelsea-end of the line, free of charge.

No docent. I used it to get from one place to another in a pretty setting.

E-ticket is fine

We didn't see any, and my son just checked the website. It says that dogs are not allowed ☹.

Not on weekdays.

Gansevoort St.

Yes

You do need to get checked also can make a reservation.

Yes they are. Search their website

Sundays there tends to be street parking available, but you may have to walk a few (2-3) blocks

There are two bathrooms on the highline, and they were both open when I visited last week Saturday. There is one at the southernmost entrance (on gansevoort) and one at 16th st (which is currently an exit only)

Yes, it opened a few days ago. But to enter one must book for tickets online. As stated by 👆ming pan on his answer

The High Line will reopen on July 16, 2020.

They have to wait until phase 4 is implemented from the state of New York

That is on our walks we do Saturday's...not sure if it will reopen on Monday. Sorry, I couldnt help you.

Its open

The High Line runs from 34 street all the way down to the meat packing district. It would be impossible to provide a list of stores where you may have purchased your jacket.

It's an old Fabrik reconverted in a restaurant market with common tables. Usually, it's crowded. But very nice.

30 to 40 mins, it's beautiful place just to enjoy the view.

It's a public space/park so it doesn't really close unless work is being done on certain parts

Tricky question. One end of the pedestrian access is right by the Whitney museum. So that might help inform the rest.

You can search Beginning of Highline on Google Maps and it gives you the exact point

I think it is never closed, walking path

Start from either 12th Street (the south) or 34th Street (the north).

34 str & off 11

It is open all time free walking.

Yes it is. Right off the Chelsea Market.

At both ends of the track.

For N.Y.C. infos, in English,please.

All the time you want and it is very beautiful to be there

Not close

1.3miles 2.2km

C E at 23rd St. And A C E L at 14th St.

Don't come with car in Manhattan, is better ti travel in metro

Most likely

There are multiple points where people can get down. Considering end to end it took us 45 minutes with some halts for photos and in general watching the sunset. It is beatuiful view. Plus multiple point exits are great to get down at certain places to eat in case you get hungry in between like the Artichoke or the Chelsea market.

1.45 .miles (2.33km)

There is a "High Line Start Point" at West 34th Street between 11th and 12th Ave. It's a sign there

There is an elevator

By any of its extremes. 14 ST or the vessel

at the beginning and end, of course, and in between I believ 3 other stairs in the middle.

Yes, there are elevator entrances. The park is wheelchair accessible via elevators at Gansevoort Street, 14th Street, 16th Street, 23rd Street, and 30th Street, as well as via a street-level, wheelchair accessible ramp at 34th Street.

Yes by elevator

Uhhh ya ... 😄🤙

Access points are located at Gansevoort St., 14th St., 16th St., 17th St., 20th St., 23rd St., 26th St., 28th St., 30th St. and 10th Ave., 30th St. and 11th Ave., and 34th St. The entrances at Gansevoort St., 14th St., 16th St., and 30th St. are accessible by elevator.

Sorry I don't know..try Google maps

The High Line opens at 7 am every morning so the Opera music is obviously not coming from there.

I would say it is pretty safe. Obviously anything can happen anywhere, but it is well lit & there are always plenty of people around

Are no, but not 6 pm

There is no space to lay down in the grass

Hudson yards

We saw a sign that said no dogs allowed, but I don't know how strictly they enforce it.

No, it's to far away

Yes,have a toilets there

As far as I know, yes! I think it's open every day, but it's closing at night, sorry, don't know at what time exactly! Anyhow, try to get there, better than any other expensive sightseeing tours to get the spirit and history of N.Y.C.

If you want to travel the whole way, start with one of the points. If you only want a piece, it is very close to one of the exits of the famous gastronomic market

Near the Whitney art museum. Or at the end of 34th st.

Yes, Hudson Yards/The Vessel is at the end of the High Line. Leads right into it.

It closes at sun down. So at 6:30 they start asking people to exit the path. You cannot get in after that time

There is no parking available.

It starts from 122 gansevoort street, very close to 12th west, to 34th street

Elln Barrow has said the correct information.

Head West out of the station, past Madison Square Garden. You'll get to the North end of the highline in about 10 minutes walk.

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From the Wikipedia page (which also has a map marking the various entrances): "It can be reached through eleven entrances, five of which are accessible to people with disabilities. The wheelchair-accessible entrances, each with stairs and an elevator, are at Gansevoort, 14th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th Streets. Additional staircase-only entrances are located at 18th, 20th, 26th, and 28th Streets, and 11th Avenue. Street-level access is available at 34th Street via the Interim Walkway, which runs from 30th Street and 11th Avenue to 34th Street west of 11th Avenue." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Line

Walk along 34th st. It's a straight shot from the station, short walk.

Yes, there are hotels in the area but they might be a tad expensive/overpriced. Good luck!

it's open from 7AM to 10PM. unmissable

Yes there are start and finish points but there are also places you can go down if you don't want to walk the whole thing.

Yes .. absolutely safe!!

About 30 minutes of strolling pace.

No closes today at 11

It starts by the Whitney at Gansevoort and ends at 34th St

Yes.you go down from The High Line and there are many restaurants in the area ,not on the High Line itself.

Unfortunarely, there is no cheap parking in Manhattan. Maybe if you're lucky enough to find free street parking, but it's a stretch. But the walk itself is very enjoyable.

It's not dangerous. It will be crowded. My suggestion for a less crowded experience is to go very early.

The Standard Grill. Literally under the Highline between 13th and 12th. The Standard Plaza is also nice and won't hurt your wallet. Artichoke Pizza and Tacos in Chelsea Market are delicious street food.

From 34th st to 12th st

As vaughn and the others said therr are some small kioks selling beverage and ice cream, but there are no chain restaurants.

About The High Line is a public park built on a historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan’s West Side. It runs from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to West 34th Street, between 10th and 12th Avenues. http://www.thehighline.org/visit

I don t now

I don't think you can.

July 14th 10am to 11.30am

It starts at Gansevoort St and ends at 30th St (10th Ave).

Yes you can use a stroller but it does get tricky..

No

Parking will likely be difficult in the nearby area

Absolutely

You can walk to 9av and take the bus M11 until 30th st, but as previously said, it's like a 15 minute walk, not bad.

The Highline is a former unused linear elevated railroad section that was converted into an urban living park. It opened in 2009 on the western side of Manhattan.

6:30 PM is the correct time for the Tuesday Tour. I suggest that you show up a half- hour in advance. Also it would be wise to check THL's website in case of any change in schedule

Yes they have

A good hour.

Its city parking and there's a lot of construction and one ways down there. You're better off taking mass transit. 4/5/6/A/C/E to 14th St and then walking to Gansevoort. Or walking over to 34th and 11th from 34th st stop on those same lines.

The park starts/ends at 34th Street. It's a great point to watch beautiful sunnsets.

The highline is open till 11pm in the Summer

No

It closes at 7.00pm.

You can start uptown on West 34th street between 10th and 12th avenues. There are other entrances along the way but you could also start on the southern end at 14th and 11th.

Near Hudson Park . Called Hudson Yards. Just off Greenwich Village.

Yes.

The maintenance is generally good and all kind of infos are available, including elevators

It is in the Chelsea area of ​​the Hudson side

From Eighth Avenue and 37th, half an hour or so.

Although this pun made me laugh out loud, I will try to answer the question with a straight face. No, typically people don't go there and smoke weed. At least when I was there, I did not smell any unusual odors.

There are elevators on specific cross streets, (like 23rd) so maybe not the whole way but yes it is..

There are restrooms on the southern most end. Not sure where else. Maybe the north end?

At the bottom end is Chelsea Market. In the basement, on the High Line end, are really awesome public restrooms. Probably other places at other High Line access points but I don't know those.

7 train to Hudson yards

There are elevators at the Gansevoort Street, 14th Street, 16th Street, 23rd Street, and 30th Street entrances. Unfortunately, the 16th Street elevator has been out of service for quite some time. There has been no notice of when it will be repaired. All other elevators have been in fine working order.

Yes

Yes

Really close. Google the distance from your exact location on the high line

Not at the moment as there is a lot of construction going on, but when there is no construction yes.

None! It is a walk.

Non

Yesterday was closed because of snow. The whole way.

Sure its great. You can stop by Chelsea Market for a snack or lunch

Yes, they are.

The High Line is a 1.45-mile-long elevated linear park, greenway and rail trail.

It starts on Gansevoort St and goes until 34th St.

It's worth every penny of the zero Dollars :-)

Yes the 23rd street bench deck

Washington St. at Gansevoort St. (+ elevator) 14th St. just east of 10th Ave. (+ elevator) 16th St. at 10th Ave. (+ elevator, closest entrance to food stalls) 18th St. just west of 10th Ave. 20th St. just west of 10th Ave.

No. Only pedestrians.

No. You can walk right on. It is run by donations and sales of good at the store.

The highline runs about a mile through Manhattan. I'd recommend finding a place on the North end, as the Chelsea market area tends to be quite busy.

Yea, I'll be away for the weekend but back by Monday