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Pier 64

Pier 64

Rising 15 feet above the bulkhead out at its far western end, Pier 64 and the two blocks of upland park from 24th Street to 26th Street opened in April 2009. The innovative design by Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates was created to take advantage of Pier 64’s unique location at a bend in the Hudson River on an angle aligned with West 24th Street. The raised elevation capitalizes on this special geographic moment to provide even more spectacular views of the river and New York Harbor from both the north and the south. This entirely passive green recreational pier is characterized by sloping lawns and a grove of English Oaks that extends all the way up to 26th Street and west to the pierhead line.

Subway
C,E at 23rd St.
1 at 28th St.

Bus
M14, M23

Nearby at Pier 66a:
Historic Float Bridge
Refreshments

Nearby at Pier 66:

Nearby at Pier 63 and Pier 62:

Chelsea Habitat area

Nearby at Chelsea Waterside:
Basketball Court
Sports Fields
Dog Run
Play area with water features


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Pier 40, 2nd floor
New York, New York 10014

David A. Paterson, Governor
Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor
Scott M. Stringer, Manhattan Borough President
Diana L. Taylor, Chair
Robert C. Lieber, Vice-Chairman
Connie Fishman, President