It's amazing what they have done with this space. Originally a rail line now a beautifully planted walking path from 34th st to the new Whitney museum.

Visited due to its ranking on trip advisor and not disappointed. First, it's a long walk, although you can abort at various stages and head back to the street level. Definitely worth a visit, but only after you've done the classics. Empire State, Central Park,...More

Its a great walk and normally not too crowded, has nice areas to just sit enjoy people watching, some nice city views. If you want to catch-up with a friend or have a stroll with a significant other, definitely check this place out.

This is truly a diamond in the rough.An Oasis above the busy life and traffic below. Do not miss it!

Very nice park in New York city. Feels like an elevated garden. You can ejoy just walking of that a bite in one of the few samll restaurant. Nice to have a different view of NY

Walking along the high line makes you feel you are not in NYC any more. Occasionally you get a gimps of the river. Next moment you are standing in middle of garden! You can walk from mid town and end up at museum by meat...More

I've been looking forward to see this park since I heard of it in 2012. Unfortunately now they are building this residential complex called Hudson yards and because of that a great part of the line is covered and the really kills the views. Either...More

I'd read about the high line but wasn't really sure what it was all about, we went up near Chelsea market then walked to the end on 34th st, quite busy in the afternoon but gives a whole new viewpoint to the city, the northern...More

The High Line is one of my favorites. The 1.4 mile walk will be one of yours too. The connection between Gansevoort Street to 34th Street make up route. No bikes or skateboards will make the walk more enjoyable.

My group, Jeannine's Tours of Va. toured this "highlight" of NYC, Manhattan , with a group. Had excellent tour guide from Gray Line Tours