Map KeyVisitor CenterRestroom Closed WinterWheelchair AccessiblePark Drive shared by pedestrians bicyclists and vehiclesTransverse Road vehicles onlyPedestrian Path pedestrians onlyDrinking Fountain ID: 891825
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@centralparknyc Map KeyVisitor CenterRestroom / Closed WinterWheelchair AccessiblePark Drive (shared by pedestrians, bicyclists, and vehicles)Transverse Road (vehicles only)Pedestrian Path (pedestrians only)Drinking Fountains / Closed Winter Emergency Call Box or Dial 911 6.02-Mile Loop 5.14-Mile Lower Loop 4.92-Mile Upper Loop 4.04-Mile Loop 1.71-Mile Lower Loop 1.66-Mile Bridle Path Loop 1.58-Mile Reservoir Loop 1.42-Mile Upper LoopCentral Park Running Map Offering both hilly and flat terrain, and a combination of surfaces, Central Park is a runner’s paradise. Take this map with you on your next run in the Park!There are three optimal places to run in Central Park: Reservoir Running Track: A soft surface made of crushed gravel, the Stephanie and Fred Shuman Reservoir Running Track is a 1.58-mile loop offering some of Central Park’s best views of the Midtown skyline. Please run only in a counterclockwise direction around the track. Dogs, strollers, and bikes are not allowed on the track at any time. Bridle Path: If you’re looking for a soft, dirt surface to run on, the bridle path is for you. A 1.66-mile loop surrounds the Reservoir running track. Dogs must always be on-leash on the bridle path. Park Drives: Circling the entire Park, the paved drives provide the longest routes. The drives are shared by runners, walkers, skaters, horse carriages, and more, and they can be very congested on weekends and nice days.centralparknyc.org/running HarlemMeerNorth WoodsNorth MeadowEastMeadowGreat HillPeter Jay Sharp Children’s GladeThe PoolThe LochThe RavineHuddlestone ArchReservoirPolice PrecinctLasker Rink and PoolBlockhouseNutter’sBatteryArthur RossPinetumGreat LawnTurtle PondThe GillBelvedere CastleCharles A. Dana Discovery CenterConservatoryWaterCedarHillPilgrimHillObeliskSummit RockThe LakeRumseyPlayfieldNaumburg BandshellStrawberryFieldsThe MallBaltoEastGreenDeneDene SlopeGrand ArmyPlazaGapstow BridgeCherry HillBethesda TerraceSheep MeadowThe PondDairy Visitor Center& Gift ShopChess & CheckersHouseHallett Nature SanctuaryColumbus Circle Information KioskHeckscherBallfieldsThe RambleLadiesPavilionShakespeareGardenSwedish Cottage Marionette Theatre Delacorte TheaterTennis CourtsBow BridgeAlice in WonderlandThe Metropolitan Museumof ArtTavern onthe GreenWollman RinkCentral Park ZooArsenalTisch Children’s ZooCarouselLoeb BoathouseKerbsBoathouseMineral SpringsE 110W 110W 106W 100W 97W 86W 81W 72W 66E 106E 97E 85E 79E 72E66CENTRAL PARK NORTH (110TH ST)CENTRAL PARK SOUTH (59TH ST)COLUMBUS CIRCLEFIFTH AVENUEFIFTH AVENUEFIFTH AVENUECENTRAL PARK WESTCENTRAL PARK WESTCENTRAL PARK WESTAVENUE OF THE AMERICAS (SIXTH AVENUE)LENOXAVENUESEVENTH AVENUESEVENTH AVENUEFREDERICK DOUGLASS CIRCLEDUKEELLINGTON CIRCLE North Meadow Recreation CenterConservatoryGarden NSWE