A Washington Heights Park Walk With River Views

Take a Washington Heights park walk to explore a Revolutionary War fort site with memorials and Hudson River views.

See views of the Hudson River.

🪨 Fort Site With River Views

A Washington Heights park walk leads directly to Bennett Park, which marks the highest natural point in Manhattan. Set on a Revolutionary War fort site, the grounds honor an 18th-century publisher with a stone marker and small historical memorials. Along the west side, open paths provide views of the Hudson River and George Washington Bridge.

Rather than expansive lawns, the neighborhood setting offers benches and tables for picnics or games. Families gather around a playground with a jungle gym, while small grassy patches leave room to relax. Open spaces regularly host skating, sunbathing, and routine community events.

Located at West 183rd Street and Fort Washington Avenue, the park remains open daily from 6 AM to 1 AM. Whether starting an early morning stroll or taking an evening pause, this Washington Heights park walk combines local history with river views.


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