Loved this... although a relatively new attraction this has become a must to do in NYC. A really great innovative conversion of a raised train track through midtown NYC which affords a lovely walk through the area without stopping every block and with beautifully maintained vegetation and plenty of places to stop and sit and take in a view New York. Walked from the Hudson's Yard/ The Vessel down to Chelsea Markets ... best way to do that I reckon. There were plenty of people walking but never felt busy/ overcrowded. A great free attraction - high recommend

The high line. I was very surprised at how nice the High Line was. We started at the end with the Shed. It was cool to see the Red tree at the beginning of it. There were a large variety of plants and lots of tree along the way. A lot greener than what I expected. It was a lovely walk. There are lots of places to stop and sit if you so desire. We exited out at Chelsea market and had fun exploring there.

One of the best parks in NYC, we have gone there often. Fun to see the foliage in the different seasons and the art that is in the park changes often. Also good for getting your steps in since it is really a walking park (all paved -- one path can't get lost.) Free but check their hours.

Really worth doing when in NY, a lovely elevated view through a really nice part of the city. Was busy when we did it but were away from cars, traffic lights etc. Beautiful greenery and flowers along the way and lots of places to eat. We had a lovely lunch in Chelsea market

What a wonderful addition to all that is NYC. Great walking place for sight seeing and people watching and to just be outside surrounded by plants, flowers and plenty of seating. There are some food/drink options as well. I'd recommend it and if you have small kids, it's a great place to let them run around and get rid of that pent up energy.

My daughter, her friend and I were entranced by the lush vegetation on the High Line, and spied buzzing bees and many varieties of butterflies during our walk from Penn Station to 14th Street. We explored the island made of old wharves, and continued on to the Whitney Museum just across the street. The history of this park is compelling, showing that an old horse can definitely be taught new tricks, and the residential housing being built around this lovely walkway is cleverly done. Definitely a must see when you are in NYC.

We walked along this attraction today. Very nice walk! In several kilometers You can walk on old train Tracks and look beyond the city. You se different part of the city. It is free.

This is a nice walk along old railroad tracks and trees for the scenery. You start at West 15th street and go all the way to West 30th street. Spectacular buildings along the way and benches to stop and rest. The Vessel is at the end but was closed.

The high line is an abandoned elevated railroad track that was transformed into a park. What a great idea! It was a beautiful walk, they did an excellent job building the park. Plenty of nice benches and places to sit, nice trees and plants throughout the park, and lots of interesting vendors along the way to stop and see. The park goes thru a really nice area of Manhattan with plenty of cool buildings to see, and a beautiful view of the Hudson. Lots of nice art installations along the way, too. Only complaint: the park is very narrow (I mean, it’s a railroad track), so it can get crowded pretty quick. Highly recommend walking the high line. What a great way to see NYC!

Since our visit to New York, the municipality implemented this amazing project - a former high train line transformed into a fully green promenade of 4 km or so. This is an amazing urban restructuring and revival project which offers beautiful views over Greenwich Village and some others and attracts thousands of daily walkers. A great idea and implementation of this project, a true pleasure for us as visitors