Walking Tours
Greenwich Village

Start at Pier 40
Cross at W.Houston St.
212.627.2020, reservations required.

Greenwich Village in Hudson River Park is a wonderful place for a walk. Today's piers and the broad esplanade offer scenic views, fresh breezes and gardens, but they also have an unparalleled history. Guided walking tours are available through the Trust's Environment and Education Department.

Guided tours:

Greenwich Village History and Ecology
The Hudson River Park Trust and Friends of Hudson River Park offer periodic guided tours for the public. The trust also works with teachers on a request basis to conduct these programs. South to north: 13 stops between Houston St. and the Gansevoort Peninsula focus on both history and ecology. Print the Trust's self-guided tour.

Other
Tours of plant and aquatic life are also available for schools by special advance arrangement with the Trust's Environment and Eduation Department. Contact education@hrpt.state.ny.us. Contact Friends of Hudson River Park at 212-757-0981 for more information on the walking and boat tours provided by Friends.

Cost: Free

Seasonal: available all year

Accessible to people with disabilities: Yes

Subway
1 at Houston St.

Bus
M8, M21

Restrooms
Pier 51 Comfort Station
Pier 45 Comfort Station
Pier 40

Nearby:
Dog Run at Leroy St.
Field Sports
Boat excursions
Batting cages
Moorings
Kayaking
Boat building
Fishing
ATM
Rowing
Playground at Pier 51