The line is a must walk as you get up close to the building and get a real feel for the built-up environment. There a lot of good views and sculptures along the way. You can hop on and hop off at any point, but doing the whole thing in one go is very easy.

All noise around NYC you want bit of piece this is place go above the city on old rail line . People who work here have done great job looking after plants here and making it look so nice and helping nature at the same time. Even have volunteers who live round area help look after it . Here how much work they do look after this i feel if you see donation box you should try help so please add some dollars or two if you do see donation box. Well worth a visit and a walk .

Because of the weather and a packed itinerary I was not sure until the last moment if we’d make it to this park, and I am so glad we did. It is a wonderful oasis in the middle of the city, filled with street art, quirky architecture, sculptures, and a sea of flowers and plants. Perfect for a leisurely stroll taking in the views or people watching from one of the numerous benches along the way. Definitely one of the highlights from this trip.

Have wanted to try this on our trips to NYC and weather finally cooperated so walked Hudson Yards down to 34rd. East grade except elevators not working if your handicapped. Plenty of benches to rest if you need it and some educational plaques described the situation plants. Neat way to get some exercise and see different views of the city.

We knew about it but not really how good it is or what you see. We got off a bus at Hudson Yards to start at the northern end, which wasn't great as that part is closed either for refurbishment or as part of an extension. We walked south from 30th Street to 14th Street. It's not exactly the haven of peace and tranquility portrayed as it isn't very wide and was crowded in places, so you are sort of restricted to the speed of the slowest person in front of you. There are manned information points dotted along the route and plenty of direction signs and information boards to help you. There are even restrooms, plus if you want to take a break lots of seating areas. Certainly well worth visiting

The High Line is a welcome oasis in a huge and busy city. The long corridor has been transformed from an old railway line to a relaxing walkway high above the streets of New York. An ingenious project! You wouldn't know this is in the middle of the city. It is full of greenery and lovely plants. It is a fantastic escape for a relaxing walk. There are also seats to take a rest along the way and various art works to enjoy along with some spectacular views of the city.

Loved this, went last day of September just after floods, so not too busy for us. went north to south and had great views of parts of the city, with some great quirky stylish apartment blocks alongside (bought a couple as had some spare change). Good short walk, nice bit of recent history/ reclaimation, fab planting. On completion you can then walk back north through Chelsea district and see the Little Island and Chelsea market

Probably our favourite viewing point as you are right in the city rather than above it. It's a lovely way to just walk around natural garden areas and see the city. We took loads of photos and just loved walking along what was once railway. Well done whoever did this! It made such a good use of what was no longer going to be used. A really enjoyable stroll.

A lovely long walk along the disused railway line. Beautifully planted and has some information along the way about some of the plants. There are a few benches so that you can rest and relax. To enjoy the peace and quiet. You can see some art work on the buildings too and the famous red tree. There's also some food and drinks trucks further down along the way.

This walk was a lovely surprise! We saw people entering near Chelsea Market and decided to check it out. It provides beautiful views of the city, lush greenery and interesting art. I highly recommend checking it out if you have 30 minutes. My only asterisk is if you have a condition that makes it hard to navigate stairs, know that the entrance stairs are pretty steep. Might be hard to access with mobility related issues. Otherwise, highly recommend.