The five-mile area of Hudson River Park from Battery Place to West 59th Street is broken into six construction segments.

Construction of Segment 4 in Greenwich Village began in 1998; this area’s three public piers and upland areas opened in Spring 2003. Clinton Cove, including Piers 95 and 96, was completed in May 2005. Pier 84, the park’s largest public pier, and Pier 66 and the adjacent upland park opened during 2006. A section of Segment 2 in Lower Manhattan also opened during in 2006. Marine construction is now underway in Segments 3 and 5, and at Pier 86 -- home of the Intrepid Museum -- in Segment 6. In addition, the bikeway, which spans the length of the Park, is also complete and is being enjoyed by thousands of bikers and bladers each day.

For a description of park elements built or planned in each construction segment, please click below or on the map to the right.
Segment 2 (Battery Place to Chambers Street)
Segment 3 (Chambers Street to Clarkson Street)
Segment 4 (Clarkson Street to Horatio Street)
Segment 5 (Horatio Street to 25th Street)
Segment 6 (26th Street to 44th Street)
Segment 7 (44th Street to 59th Street)

Find out about the planning history of Hudson River Park.