The High Line
Visit Duration
Noise Level
Pace
Weather Suitability
Family compatibility
Atmosphere
Most suitable for
Activities
About
The High Line in New York is an elevated park that offers a unique perspective of the city. Built on an old railway, it stretches over a mile and a half through Manhattan, offering a scenic stroll that is both calming and visually stimulating with art installations and beautiful cityscapes.
The High Line is free to enter and is open from 7 AM to 8 PM daily. It's accessible via several elevators, making it stroller-friendly. While there are some food stalls, it's a good idea to plan meals before or after your visit.
Things families love
Families enjoy The High Line for its safe, elevated path offering views of the city, along with art installations and plenty of spots to relax. It's a fun way to explore New York's urban environment without the hustle and bustle of traffic below.
Keep in mind
The High Line can become quite crowded, especially on weekends and during peak hours, which might make it challenging to navigate with strollers. Keep an eye on smaller children as there are open spaces along the path.
Highlights
Parent tips
Arrive early to avoid crowds.
Bring water and snacks, as options are limited.
Watch for slippery surfaces in wet conditions.
Access via multiple entrances, choose one near your itinerary.
Check the High Line website for special events.
Best Times to Visit
Visit during the early morning or weekdays to avoid crowds.
Calm
Packed
Amenities
Meal Options
Facilities
Opening Hours
Top family-friendly places in New York
Discover other highly-rated family destinations nearby
