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New York City (Manhattan)
Inwood Hill Park050
in New York, NY 10040about Inwood Hill Park:
Unlike Central Park, Inwood Hill Park is made up of natural woodlands and forest, rather than a planned green space. It's also home to a terrific salt marsh, in fact, Inwood Hill Park is the last natural forest and salt marsh in Manhattan.
The Nature Center, located at 218th and Indian Road, is open Wed-Sun from 11am-4pm. The center serves as a starting point for walking tours and a workshop site for educational programs for all ages.
The Nature Center, located at 218th and Indian Road, is open Wed-Sun from 11am-4pm. The center serves as a starting point for walking tours and a workshop site for educational programs for all ages.
getting there:
Bordered by Dyckman Street, the Hudson River, and the Harlem River Ship Canal. By subway: A to 200th Street and Dyckman Street; 1/9 to 215th Street.
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