Quick Facts
Location: The High Line, West Side, Manhattan, New York City
Region: Chelsea / Meatpacking District / Hudson Yards
Admission: Free
Type: Elevated park built on a former rail line
Best for: City views, public art, gardens, walking route through the west side
Also known as: High Line Park
Info
Parking / Access
Enter from multiple access points along the route. Subway + walking is usually easiest.
Hours
Hours vary by season. Check the official visitor info before you go: https://www.thehighline.org/visit/
Rules
It is a public park with posted rules (for example, bicycles are not allowed on the park).
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is The High Line located?
The High Line runs along Manhattan’s West Side, connecting neighborhoods like the Meatpacking District, Chelsea, and Hudson Yards.
Is The High Line free to visit?
Yes. The High Line is a public park and is free to enter.
What are The High Line hours?
Hours change seasonally. The most reliable source is the official visitor info page: https://www.thehighline.org/visit/
How do I get to The High Line?
Use the subway to nearby stations and walk to an access point. There are multiple stair and elevator entrances along the route.
How long does it take to walk The High Line?
A quick walk can take about 30–60 minutes, but many people spend 1–2 hours with stops for art, views, and photos.
Is The High Line accessible?
Many entrances have elevators, but elevator availability can change. Check access info on the official site before visiting.
Are bikes allowed on The High Line?
No. The High Line is a pedestrian park and bicycles are not permitted on the park.
Are dogs allowed on The High Line?
Pets are generally not allowed on the High Line. Service animals are the exception.
What’s the best time to visit The High Line?
Weekday mornings are usually less crowded. Golden hour can be great for photos, but it is often busier.
What should I pair with a High Line walk?
Popular add-ons include Chelsea Market, Hudson Yards, and nearby galleries in Chelsea.
