Uncover Central Park's secret places
Escape New York in Central Park's scenic, mystic, and little-known landscapes above 100th Street. Find tranquil waterfalls, majestic arches, plus surprising historic gems.
Listing highlights
What you’ll do
Central Park's north end, above 100th Street, is a world apart from the rest of the park—a tranquil retreat where you encounter cascading waterfalls and majestic arches. With hidden fort sites from the Revolutionary War and War of 1812 and stunning formal gardens, this experience invites exploration beyond the ordinary.
Led by Bruce, a seasoned NYC licensed guide and historian, you'll journey through rustic landscapes, witness gravity-defying architecture and visit Conservatory Garden.
This experience is hosted in English.
4.99 out of 5 stars, from 209 reviews
Some reviews have been automatically translated.
Upcoming availability
Where we’ll meet
100th Street and Central Park West
New York, 10025, United States
I've spent over 25 years sharing New York City's hidden stories as a licensed guide and urban historian. Through fun and engaging tours, I've thrilled people from around the globe, including native New Yorkers, with my insights into the city's spectacular scenery and captivating history.
To help protect your payment, always use Airbnb to send money and communicate with hosts.
Things to know
Guest requirements
Guests aged 6 and over can attend, up to 10 guests in total.
Activity level
The activity level for this experience is moderate and the skill level is intermediate.
What to bring
comfortable shoes for walking on dirt, rocks and pavement, snacks, water, suitable clothing for the weather (coat, jacket, sweater, etc.), umbrella if rain is in the forecast as tour is outdoors
Accessibility
Message your host for details. Learn more
Cancellation policy
Cancel at least 3 days before the start time for a full refund.
Landmark tours are vetted for quality
Landmark tours are led by historians, archaeologists and other hosts who showcase what makes the city unique. Learn more
See an issue?
Free cancellation
What you’ll do
Central Park's north end, above 100th Street, is a world apart from the rest of the park—a tranquil retreat where you encounter cascading waterfalls and majestic arches. With hidden fort sites from the Revolutionary War and War of 1812 and stunning formal gardens, this experience invites exploration beyond the ordinary.
Led by Bruce, a seasoned NYC licensed guide and historian, you'll journey through rustic landscapes, witness gravity-defying architecture and visit Conservatory Garden.
This experience is hosted in English.
4.99 out of 5 stars, from 209 reviews
Some reviews have been automatically translated.
Upcoming availability
Where we’ll meet
100th Street and Central Park West
New York, 10025, United States
I've spent over 25 years sharing New York City's hidden stories as a licensed guide and urban historian. Through fun and engaging tours, I've thrilled people from around the globe, including native New Yorkers, with my insights into the city's spectacular scenery and captivating history.
To help protect your payment, always use Airbnb to send money and communicate with hosts.
Uncover Central Park's secret places
Escape New York in Central Park's scenic, mystic, and little-known landscapes above 100th Street. Find tranquil waterfalls, majestic arches, plus surprising historic gems.
Listing highlights
Things to know
Guest requirements
Guests aged 6 and over can attend, up to 10 guests in total.
Activity level
The activity level for this experience is moderate and the skill level is intermediate.
What to bring
comfortable shoes for walking on dirt, rocks and pavement, snacks, water, suitable clothing for the weather (coat, jacket, sweater, etc.), umbrella if rain is in the forecast as tour is outdoors
Accessibility
Message your host for details. Learn more
Cancellation policy
Cancel at least 3 days before the start time for a full refund.
Landmark tours are vetted for quality
Landmark tours are led by historians, archaeologists and other hosts who showcase what makes the city unique. Learn more
See an issue?