The Staten Island Ferry is a ferry service operated by the Department of Transportation in the port of New York City between Manhattan and Staten Island. The landing stages are on Whitehall Street at Battery Park in Manhattan and at the Saint George Ferry Terminal, which is connected to the Staten Island Railway. Nine double-ended ferries are used.

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2. Hiking loop from St. George

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