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Hudson River Park

Hudson River Park is a linear waterfront park running along the west side of Manhattan from Battery Place to 59th Street, built on and between the former commercial piers.

Photograph of Hudson River Park in New York
Hudson River Park . Looking south from Christopher Street pier to Pier 40 on a sunny spring late afternoon. Jim.henderson · PUBLIC-DOMAIN

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  • Outdoor day — A continuous walking and cycling route on the river, with the piers as the open spaces along it.

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