Quick facts
- Ticket price: Free; timed entry during peak seasons may apply.
- Hours: Open daily; hours shorten in winter.
- Recommended visit: 1-2 hours one way with stops.
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High Line
Gardens, art, and Hudson River glimpses above street traffic.
The High Line runs from Hudson Yards to the Meatpacking District with seasonal planting, public art, and seating nooks.
Essential details
Getting there
- Address: High Line, New York, NY 10011.
- Nearest transport: A/C/E/L to 14 St; 7 to Hudson Yards north end.
- On foot: Drop into Chelsea Market or Whitney Museum nearby.
Accessibility & comfort
- Access: Elevators at major access points; path is one-way sections at times.
- Crowds: Narrow passages feel busy on sunny weekends.
- Facilities: Restrooms at Chelsea Market and Hudson Yards.
How to fit the High Line into your day
- Morning: Enter at Gansevoort and walk north with coffee.
- Midday: Lunch at Chelsea Market mid-route.
- Afternoon: Whitney Museum or Little Island extension.
Before you go
- Check one-way direction signs before entering.
- Sunscreen - shade is limited on much of the path.
- Combine with Hudson Yards Vessel area if open.