Highbridge Park

Highbridge Park is a 119-acre urban park in the heart of Manhattan, named after New York City's oldest bridge, the 1848 High Bridge.

It is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering the city's first mountain bike trail and a world-class skate park.

The park is resplendent with abundant wildlife - oaks, hickory nuts and tulip trees - and is home to rare animal species, including the unique white-footed mouse, which evolved genetically within the park's boundaries.