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#1 Brooklyn Bridge Park Greenway View Trail Details
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Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn Bridge Park Greenway is a hiking and biking trail in New York City, New York. It is within Brooklyn Bridge Park. It is 0.9 miles long ...
#2 Brooklyn Bridge View Trail Details
Brooklyn Bridge is a hiking and biking trail in New York City, New York. It is 1.6 miles long and begins at 38 feet altitude. Traveling the entire ...
#3 Coney Island and Brighton Beach View Trail Details
Long before Vegas and Orlando, Coney Island was America’s playground. And by the time places like Vegas and Orlando were booming, Coney Island—the ...
#4 Around Prospect Park View Trail Details
This is a lengthy walk from the westernmost to easternmost point of Prospect Park. It’s no straight line, and you never set foot inside the park. ...
#5 Williamsburg Bridge Walking Path View Trail Details
Williamsburg Bridge Walking Path is a hiking trail in New York City, New York. It is 0.8 miles long and begins at 9 feet altitude. Traveling ...
#6 Williamsburg Street West View Trail Details
Williamsburg Street West is a biking trail in New York City, New York. It is 0.2 miles long and begins at 20 feet altitude. Traveling the entire ...
#7 East New York and Canarsie Pier View Trail Details
In 1835, a Connecticut businessman named John Pitkin bought up land in the eastern reaches of Brooklyn with plans to create a city to rival Manhattan: ...
#8 Bedford-Stuyvesant View Trail Details
Bedford-Stuyvesant, the district that made history by electing the first black woman to the U.S. Congress (Shirley Chisholm), had become synonymous ...
#9 Cypress Hills and Highland Park View Trail Details
“Only the Dead Know Brooklyn,” goes the title of a short story by Thomas Wolfe. He lived way over west in Cobble Hill, but the aphorism could ...
#10 Bay Ridge View Trail Details
Unlike many Brooklyn neighborhoods with “Hill” in their name, Bay Ridge actually sits on elevated ground—a bluff overlooking Upper New York Bay. ...
#11 Greenpoint View Trail Details
Greenpoint was one of Brooklyn’s centers of the “black arts,” with more than 50 oil refineries and 20 glass factories in operation in the late ...
#12 Bushwick View Trail Details
In tracing the history of Bushwick, one of the five original Kings County towns founded by the Dutch (as Boswijck in 1661), two words are bound ...
#13 Prospect Park West Bike Path View Trail Details
Prospect Park West Bike Path is a hiking and biking trail in New York City, New York. It is within Prospect Park. It is 0.9 miles long and begins ...
#14 Prospect Park Circle Exit View Trail Details
Prospect Park Circle Exit is a hiking and biking trail in New York City, New York. It is within Prospect Park. It is 481 feet long and begins ...
#15 Brooklyn Bridge Park Greenway View Trail Details
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#17 Fort Hamilton to Bensonhurst View Trail Details
New Utrecht was one of the five original towns established by the Dutch in the 17th century in what would eventually become the city, then borough, ...
#18 Downtown Brooklyn View Trail Details
Aside from those Brooklynites still squawking about the “mistake of ’98,” Downtown holds the most reminders that Brooklyn used to be a separate ...
#19 Flatbush and Midwood View Trail Details
Only a few neighborhood names are instantly recognized by nonresidents. The Left Bank is one. The French Quarter another. In Brooklyn, Flatbush ...
#20 Dumbo and Vinegar Hill View Trail Details
In the past decade, artists and dot-commers have turned this no-man’s-land down under the Manhattan Bridge overpass into another Soho, converting ...
#21 Boerum Hill and Cobble Hill View Trail Details
Begin near a large mall of today’s most recognizable chain stores. Cross the street and you are transported into the 19th century. Boerum Hill ...
#22 Clinton Hill View Trail Details
In the late 19th century, Clinton Hill was the most prestigious address in Brooklyn after Brooklyn Heights. Charles Pratt, Brooklyn’s wealthiest ...
#23 Carroll Gardens and Gowanus View Trail Details
The “Carroll” comes from Declaration of Independence signatory Charles Carroll; the “Gardens” from the neighborhood design conceived by surveyor ...
#24 Marine Park Greenway View Trail Details
Marine Park Greenway is a hiking and biking trail in New York City, New York. It is 1.8 miles long and begins at 14 feet altitude. Traveling ...
#25 Marine Park Salt Marsh Nature Trail View Trail Details
Marine Park Salt Marsh Nature Trail is a hiking trail in New York City, New York. It is within Marine Park. It is 1.1 miles long and begins at ...
