10 Best Places to Visit in WEST VIRGINIA 2024 | US Travel Guide
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^MuniNYC - Dyckman Street & Nagle Avenue (Inwood, Manhattan 10034)
Dyckman St (1)
Few good places here, worth a visit. 809 Bar & Grill is probably the local hotspot. Luna Hardware probably has some extensive inventory. Come for a visit brothers and sisters!
La Parrilla Dyckman Express Restaurant
Cachapas Y Mas Restaurant
809 Bar Grill & Lounge
Mi Nido Taverna
Rogot Optical
Luna Hardware
MuniMeter.com: The entire NYC Subway System on film. Explore New York's five boroughs with us and let's make NYC a smaller, friendlier place.
(October 2011)
DISCLAIMER: This video was made in good faith in New York City and was shot/filmed during the month and year in parentheses listed directly above the disclaimer. The content produced is not an authoritative source for address, geographic, or other information. We do not guarantee authenticity. MuniMeter, LLC is not liable for any behavior triggered by this content. Rather, our comprehensive video platform should be used to simply better understand the neighborhoods of New York; this is what New York once looked like. Explore New York's five boroughs through the MuniMeter YouTube Channel. Let's make NYC a smaller and friendlier place.
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9 Underrated Places in Upper Manhattan that You're Missing Out On
Don't know where to go in Upper Manhattan? Check out these underrated Upper Manhattan places in Harlem, Washington Heights, Morningside Heights, and Inwood in this NYC travel guide.
Harlem, Washington Heights, Morningside Heights, and Inwood are vibrant communities with great food, unique architecture, awe-inspiring landscapes, and surprising historical significance. It’s almost overwhelming what these places have to offer. But take a deep breath: I’m here to help. If you’re not sure where to start your uptown explorations, these interesting, underrated places and things to do in Upper Manhattan are a good place to begin.
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The Tip of Manhattan, New York City | Inwood Walking Tour
Inwood is the northern most part of Manhattan before crossing into the Bronx. Inwood is a vibrant and lively neighborhood with a few landmarks, churches, restaurants and more.
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Discover the Hidden World of UPTOWN MANHATTAN NYC
Welcome to Uptown Manhattan and the neighborhoods that lurk in the shadows of the most touristic borough in New York City.
In this tour we visit the neighborhood of Inwood, located in Uptown Manhattan and the very edge of the island. This neighborhood contains the site where the island of Manhattan was purchased and also the last remaining farmhouse and natural forest on the island. We'll also stop by Fort George to experience the amazing Fort Tryon Park, where part of the Battle of Fort Washington took place. Fort Tryon contains the European styled medieval monastery known as the Cloisters Museum at the top of one of NYC's highest points.
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0:00 - Welcome to Uptown Manhattan!
0:49 - The Neighborhood of Inwood, NYC
6:26 - The Secrets of Inwood Hill Park
9:45 - Explore The Cloisters Museum at Fort George
15:40 - Discover Fort Tryon Park
20:23 - Creating an Inwood Graffiti Mural with the Snoeman
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^MuniNYC - West 207th Street & 10th Avenue (Inwood, Manhattan 10034)
207th St (1)
Just another day of light shooting, just coming down Broadway and then 10th Ave. This area is full of flavor, and I promise you Floridita Bar & Restaurant is da bomb. El Tina Fish Market has an extreme pink awning which I'll never forget. Jimbo's Hamburger Palace is a well known franchise all over NYC, very local but lots of locations. Why is the barber shop full of CPA's?
Jimbo's Hamburger Palace
Floridita Bar & Restaurant
El Tina Fish Market
Euro El Tina Bar & Lounge
John's Fried Chicken
Post Billiards Cafe
El Camino Auto Parts
Los Taxistas Barber Shop
MuniMeter.com: The entire NYC Subway System on film. Explore New York's five boroughs with us and let's make NYC a smaller, friendlier place.
(October 2011)
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Walking Manhattan | Dongan Place & Sherman & Vermilyea Avenues | Inwood
Join me as we walk every street on New York City's Manhattan island. Today we visit Dongan Place and Sherman and Vermilyea Avenues.
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4k60 🛴 New York City: City Nature of Inwood Piers
Filmed in a thunderstorm in September 2020 in northern Manhattan NYC. Inwood has beautiful bike paths and views of the Hudson River. It has beautiful hiking trails, baseball fields, a marina, and is super easy to get to from the A train.
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About Inwood Hill Park:
Inwood Hill Park is a living piece of old New York. It is located in the northernmost place of Manhattan NYC. It's accessible through the NYC MTA subway. A few hiking trails and the Hudson River Bike Trail offer visitors a chance to appreciate large stretches of the park's natural beauty in an environmentally friendly manner. If you want to see Manhattan back in time with a forest grove of tulip trees, oaks, and maples, this is the place to go. It's quiet, peaceful and one of the best places to spot a bald eagle in manhattan.
There are four hiking trails in the park. The difficulty of the trails is ranked as MODERATE. A Hike through Inwood Hill Park takes you up close to American history, and even to the very formation of Manhattan Island.
How to get to Inwood Hill Park by subway:
Take the A train to Inwood, it's the last station. It's about 5 min walk from the subway station.
Points of Interest:
1. Glacial Potholes: The potholes were created by an eddy in the waters of the stream flowing beneath the melting ice of the Wisconsin glacier about 50,000 years ago when pebbles and gravel in the receding water actually drilled through the rock.
2. Overlook Meadow: a wonderful place to view the Hudson River and the New Jersey Palisades to the west.
3. Rock Formations: These giant slabs of schist were dropped in place by the Wisconsin glacier 50,000 years ago.
4. Shorakapok Rock: Shorakapok or Shorakkopoch Rock marks the area believed to be the site of the “selling” of Manhattan between Peter Minuit and the Native Americans.
5. Inwood Salt Marsh: the marsh is brackish (a mixture of fresh and saltwater), tidal, and home to a variety of animals such as mummichogs (small killifish that resemble minnows), mussels, snails, crabs, and a variety of waterfowl.
Source: nycgovparks.org
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[4K] The Northernmost Part of Manhattan: Inwood Walking Tour
In this walking tour in Inwood, I will show you the northernmost part of Manhattan, New York. It was my first time there, so I've explored it with you in this video. Let me know in the comments if you liked this tour and comments or not; I appreciate all the feedback!
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Filmed January 22, 2024
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0:00 Henry Hudson Bridge View
11:35 The Seaman-Drake Arch
23:30 The Dyckman Farmhouse Museum
25:50 The Stack
27:50 Harold O. Levy School
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^MuniNYC - West 215th Street & 10th Avenue (Inwood, Manhattan 10034)
215th St (1)
Crazy how all of these shops are located underneath subway tracks. Not much going on here, seems kind of deserted.
Fort Tryon 569 Cafe
Cafe Tabaco & Ron
Local Events/Party Venue Space
Ray's Tires
The City of New York Department of Sanitation
MuniMeter.com: The entire NYC Subway System on film. Explore New York's five boroughs with us and let's make NYC a smaller, friendlier place.
(October 2011)
DISCLAIMER: This video was made in good faith in New York City and was shot/filmed during the month and year in parentheses listed directly above the disclaimer. The content produced is not an authoritative source for address, geographic, or other information. We do not guarantee authenticity. MuniMeter, LLC is not liable for any behavior triggered by this content. Rather, our comprehensive video platform should be used to simply better understand the neighborhoods of New York; this is what New York once looked like. Explore New York's five boroughs through the MuniMeter YouTube Channel. Let's make NYC a smaller and friendlier place.
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Top 10 Unseen Places to Visit in New York: The Country of Opportunity
Welcome to Dreaming About Travel TV! Discover the top 10 unseen places to visit in New York, famously known as the country of opportunity. While the Statue of Liberty and Times Square are well-known landmarks, we will take you to hidden gems and lesser-known spots that showcase the diverse and vibrant culture of New York.
First on our list is the High Line, an elevated park built on a historic freight rail line in Manhattan. This green oasis offers stunning views of the city, beautifully landscaped gardens, and unique art installations. Stroll along the pathway, relax on the benches, and enjoy the urban nature experience.
Next, we visit the Cloisters in Fort Tryon Park. This branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is dedicated to the art and architecture of medieval Europe. Explore the serene gardens, admire the medieval tapestries and sculptures, and take in the peaceful ambiance of this hidden treasure.
Venture to Roosevelt Island, located in the East River between Manhattan and Queens. Take the aerial tramway for breathtaking views of the city, visit the historic Smallpox Hospital ruins, and enjoy the scenic promenades and parks. The island offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city.
Discover the hidden beauty of the Wave Hill Public Garden and Cultural Center in the Bronx. This 28-acre estate features stunning gardens, woodlands, and scenic views of the Hudson River. Explore the diverse plant collections, attend art exhibitions, and relax in the peaceful surroundings.
In Brooklyn, we uncover the secret gem of Green-Wood Cemetery. This historic cemetery is a National Historic Landmark and an urban oasis with rolling hills, ponds, and elaborate mausoleums. Take a guided tour to learn about its history, admire the impressive monuments, and enjoy the tranquility of this serene setting.
For a unique cultural experience, visit the Noguchi Museum in Long Island City. This museum and sculpture garden is dedicated to the works of Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi. Explore the indoor and outdoor galleries, admire the modern sculptures, and experience the artist's creative vision.
Travel to the Lower East Side to discover the Tenement Museum, a hidden gem that tells the stories of immigrants who lived in the neighborhood. Take guided tours of the restored apartments, learn about the challenges and triumphs of the residents, and gain a deeper understanding of New York's immigrant history.
Explore the hidden trails and natural beauty of Inwood Hill Park, located at the northern tip of Manhattan. This park features the last natural forest and salt marsh in Manhattan, offering a peaceful retreat with hiking trails, scenic views, and historic landmarks. Discover the park's rich Native American and colonial history.
In Queens, visit the serene and beautiful Gantry Plaza State Park. This waterfront park offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline, restored gantries, and lush gardens. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the riverfront, relax on the piers, and take in the picturesque surroundings.
Finally, we journey to the Staten Island Greenbelt, a network of parks and natural areas offering miles of hiking trails, wetlands, and forests. Explore the diverse ecosystems, visit the Nature Center, and enjoy the outdoor recreational activities. The Greenbelt provides a perfect escape into nature within New York City.
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10 CHEAPEST States ti Live in New York in 2023 - Best States
Looking for affordable living options in the heart of New York City in 2023? You've come to the right place! In this video, we've compiled a list of the 10 most budget-friendly neighborhoods in New York City, making city living more accessible than you ever thought possible.
From local charm to the convenience of city living, this guide will help you find the perfect place to call home in New York in 2023. We'll also discuss local job opportunities, transportation options and more.
If you're thinking about moving to New York, you should definitely watch this video to make an informed decision. Don't miss the chance to live comfortably in the city that never sleeps!
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Inwood Hill park | New York City
Inwood Hill Park is a public park in the Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City, operated by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. On a high schist ridge that rises 200 feet (61 m) above the Hudson River from Dyckman Street to the northern tip of the island, Inwood Hill Park's densely folded, glacially scoured topography contains the largest remaining old-growth forest on Manhattan Island. Unlike other Manhattan parks, Inwood Hill Park is largely natural and consists of mostly wooded, non-landscaped hills.
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Walking Manhattan | 201st to 203rd Streets | Inwood
Join me as we walk every street on New York City's Manhattan island. Today we visit 201st, 202nd, and 203rd Streets.
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A Walking Tour Down Broadway - Part 1 - Marble Hill, Inwood and Washington Heights
Broadway runs the entire length of Manhattan, through the heart of the city. Here is our walking tour, starting from the top. Through Marble Hill, Inwood and Washington Heights, we highlight the history of the top sites along the way. Good for tourists...and locals.
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THE MOST UNDERRATED PARK IN NYC: Inwood Hill Park, Manhattan -Eps.19
Hey what’s up ya'll, welcome to my channel RAW. In this playlist/series we would be riding the Lectric XP bike all over NYC. My goal is to show y'all the beautiful neighborhoods and sights in New York City and even across America! Join me virtually and take a ride a long with me!
In this series (episode 19) we will be riding through Inwood Hill Park located in uptown Manhattan in Inwood, NY. If you guys are interested in getting here you can take the 1 train to either 215th St (go west on 218th St) or 207th St and (go west on 207th st). You can also take the A train to 207th St.
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Time Stamps:
Inwood Hill Park, Manhattan, NY
00:35 The Giant blue and white “C” painted on the cliff wall (History Down Below)
01:05 Field 6
02:10 Spuyten Duyvil Creek
02:35 Restroom
03:40 Indian Road Playground
04:35 Isham St Entrance
04:45 Inwood Hill Park Tennis Courts
05:15 Emerson Playground
05:30 Handball Courts
05:50 Basketball Courts
06:20 Dog Park Homer's Run
06:40 Baseball fields
07:20 Inwood Hill Rugby, Soccer & Gaelic Field
08:00 Hiking Trail
09:40 Under the Henry Hudson Bridge
13:05 Stairs in the path
13:40 Little Off road action
16:40 Made a Detour (if you make a right here you'll go straight and you'll end up in the nearest exit)
17:00 Detour (Exploring the paths)
18:45 Found a random SKETCHY path
18:50 Off road
21:15 Camera Cut off :/
22:50 Approaching Beautiful View
25:05 Dog trying to square up
26:55 Payson Ave & Beak St Park Entrance
27:35 Dyckman St
27:40 Payson Playground
History:
-The Giant blue and white “C” painted on the cliff wall was created to represent Columbia University.
-In 1952 a Columbia Medical student named Robert Prendergast received permission from the New York Central Railroad to paint the “C” on the 100 foot cliff wall and from there it is history.
-Inwood Hill Park contains the largest remaining old-growth forest on Manhattan Island. Unlike other Manhattan parks, Inwood Hill Park is largely natural and consists of mostly wooded, non-landscaped hills.
-Americans known as the Lenape inhabited the area. There is evidence of a main encampment along the eastern edge of the park. The Lenape relied on both the Hudson and Harlem Rivers as sources for food.
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THE BEST PLACE TO SPEND THE SUMMER IN NYC IS... || Bike Trip
Starting from Inwood Hill Park, I cross The Bronx West to East to arrive to City Island. After a brief visit at Orchard Beach, I cycle back to Manhattan through South Bronx and I stop to rest in the best spot to enjoy the summer in NYC, Randall’s Island.
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New York City Nature: The Hidden Forest in Manhattan??? (July, 2020)
Filmed in July 2020 during #Phase3 of COVID in northern Manhattan NYC. Inwood Hill Park is the only forest in NYC and the best hiking you can get through the NYC MTA subway. It has beautiful hiking trails and is super easy to get to. If you want to see Manhattan before it was a city, watch this video and it will make you forget you're in the city.
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About Inwood Hill Park:
Inwood Hill Park is a living piece of old New York. It is located in the northernmost place of Manhattan NYC. It's accessible through the NYC MTA subway. A few hiking trails and the Hudson River Bike Trail offer visitors a chance to appreciate large stretches of the park's natural beauty in an environmentally friendly manner. If you want to see Manhattan back in time with a forest grove of tulip trees, oaks, and maples, this is the place to go. It's quiet, peaceful and one of the best places to spot a bald eagle in manhattan.
There are four hiking trails in the park. The difficulty of the trails is ranked as MODERATE. A Hike through Inwood Hill Park takes you up close to American history, and even to the very formation of Manhattan Island.
How to get to Inwood Hill Park by subway:
Take the A train to Inwood, it's the last station. It's about 5 min walk from the subway station.
Points of Interest:
1. Glacial Potholes: The potholes were created by an eddy in the waters of the stream flowing beneath the melting ice of the Wisconsin glacier about 50,000 years ago when pebbles and gravel in the receding water actually drilled through the rock.
2. Overlook Meadow: a wonderful place to view the Hudson River and the New Jersey Palisades to the west.
3. Rock Formations: These giant slabs of schist were dropped in place by the Wisconsin glacier 50,000 years ago.
4. Shorakapok Rock: Shorakapok or Shorakkopoch Rock marks the area believed to be the site of the “selling” of Manhattan between Peter Minuit and the Native Americans.
5. Inwood Salt Marsh: the marsh is brackish (a mixture of fresh and saltwater), tidal, and home to a variety of animals such as mummichogs (small killifish that resemble minnows), mussels, snails, crabs, and a variety of waterfowl.
Source: nycgovparks.org
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NYC upper Manhattan (Harlem and Inwood)
NYC upper Manhattan (Harlem and Inwood) 2015 June 12
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