Fort Tryon and Ironwood Hill Parks is a 3.7 mile loop trail located near New York City, New York that offers scenic views and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for walking, running, and nature trips.
April 17, 2021great nyc secret
January 18, 2021Nice walk with bird watching
December 29, 2020The Inwood Hill section of the hike was my favorite. It is more “hike like” than the Tryon Park sections. I’m a local so I started at the bottom of Tryon Park and made my way up which was the most challenging part. Overall nice trail. The Inwood Hill sections were marked, can’t miss it and even if you do it is pretty easy to find a connecting section. If you’re not a hiker, which I’m not, or you’re trying to get into hiking this is a good trail to start on.
October 25, 2020October 24, 2020Nice hike, not many people out today
September 12, 2020August 30, 2020May 3, 2020A nice hike for those of us within walking, distance who don’t have cars to get us out of town during the coronavirus. We did it backwards, because the Heather Garden path is now one-way. And we took a longer path in Inwood Hill Park, because we wanted to see a few extra things, like the cool glacial pothole.
April 30, 2020I’d recommend going next to the river instead, it’s really pretty
April 19, 2020More of a casual walk
October 5, 2019Quick hike from the city but you can hear the traffic in the most dense parts of it too. Light gradient, not very strenuous.
July 7, 2019
First to ReviewConsidering where it is this isn't a bad trail. Fort Tryon is nicely landscaped and the Cloisters is worth a visit if you're there. Inwood Hill is a little more unkempt but the trail is paved and easily navigated.
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