• Inwood Hill Park: Nature In A Warming World

    Inwood Hill Park West 218th Street & Indian Rd Indian Rd & West 218th Street, New York, NY, United States

    Join the Urban Park Rangers for a focused walk through Inwood Hill Park to explore how climate change is affecting local plants and wildlife. Learn how shifting temperatures and extreme weather influence the insects, trees, birds, and mammals we see every day, and discover the changes already underway in this unique urban forest.

    FREE
  • Inwood Hill Park: Monthly Nature Exploration Hike

    Inwood Hill Park Nature Center 218th St and Indian Rd. Entrance, walk north, New York, NY, United States

    Join the Urban Park Rangers for a monthly hike exploring Inwood Hill Park. The hike will begin at the Inwood Hill Nature Center. This month’s hike will focus on forest bathing and mindfulness.

    FREE
  • Inwood Hill Park: Autumn Starfest

    Inwood Hill Park West 218th Street & Indian Rd Indian Rd & West 218th Street, New York, NY, United States

    Join the Urban Park Rangers and the Amateur Astronomers Association (AAA) at the annual Autumn Starfest! See Jupiter, Saturn, the craters of our Moon through telescopes supplied by AAA members along with star clusters, double stars, and other objects in the night sky. Weather permitting.

    FREE
  • Inwood Hill Park: After Dark Hike

    Inwood Hill Park West 218th Street & Indian Rd Indian Rd & West 218th Street, New York, NY, United States

    Join the Urban Park Rangers on a walk through Inwood Hill Park at night, where bats, bones, owls, and lore make for a perfect night hike. Location: West 218th Street and Indian Road in Inwood Hill Park. Registration not required.

    FREE
  • Inwood Hill Park: Native American Heritage Month – Lenape History and Ethnobotany   

    Inwood Hill Park, Isham St. & Seaman Ave. Citi Bike: Seaman Ave & Isham St., New York, NY, United States

    Explore the ancient tulip tree forest of Inwood Hill Park with the Urban Park Rangers and learn about the Lenape’s deep connection to this landscape. This short walk highlights rock shelters, cultural history, and traditional plant knowledge rooted in Native American heritage. Location: Seaman Avenue and Isham Street in Inwood Hill Park. Registration not required.

    FREE