4.7
City parks
Inwood Hill Park
New York City, United States
Inwood Hill Park in New York City holds the last vestiges of the island's indigenous forest, including the tubby 200-year-old Tulip Tree known as ‘The Indian Spying Tree.’ Its glacial potholes tell stories of icebergs past, scattered near the Hudson’s edge where the Lenape fished.
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- Crowds
- Usually quiet
- Best months
- Apr–May, Sep–Oct
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