New York & the Mid-Atlantic Trips 2 - Full PDF eBook

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playgrounds and seven

bodies of water.

The Great Lawn is a

massive emerald carpet

at the center of the

park – between 79th

and 86th Sts – and is

surrounded by ball fields

and London plane trees.

Immediately to the

southeast is Delacorte

Theater, home to an

annual Shakespeare in

the Park festival, as well

as Belvedere Castle, a

lookout. Further south,

between 72nd and 79th

Sts, is the leafy Ramble,

a popular birding

destination. On the

southeastern end is the

Loeb Boathouse, home

to a waterside restaurant

that offers rowboat and

bicycle rentals.

The arched walkways

of Bethesda Terrace,

crowned by the

magnificent Bethesda

Fountain (at the level of

72nd St), have long been

a gathering area for New

Yorkers. To the south is

the Mall, a promenade

shrouded in mature

North American elms.

The southern stretch,

known as Literary Walk,

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Hudson Valley

Head to the

Cloisters in upper

Manhattan to begin a trip

to culturally rich towns

along the Hudson.

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The Jersey

Shore

Leave NYC via the

Holland Tunnel, take I-95

S to the Garden State

Pkwy to explore endless

beaches and boardwalks.

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