Hackensackの天然記念物・トップ8

岩はセントラルパークの中心部におおよそ位置しています。高さ40mで、公園で最も高い場所の一つです。非常に良い眺めを提供しています。

Vista Rock is a prominent rock in Central Park in New York City. It is the second-highest natural point in the park (approximately 40 meters above sea level) and offers beautiful views of Turtle Pond, the Delacorte Theater (home of Shakespeare in the Park performances), and the famous Belvedere Castle, built directly atop Vista Rock.

Many people enjoy coming here for a peaceful break. You might see families having picnics by the water or people simply sitting on benches, enjoying the quiet. The pond and the pathway are good for seeing local wildlife. Besides ducks, you might spot turtles sunning themselves or different kinds of birds flying overhead.

The Oradell Reservoir is an important source of clean drinking water to around 750,000 people. Built up over the early 1900s and completed in 1923, it’s now protected as a Category 1 water source, meaning it’s some of the purest in the state. It is a critical part of the region’s infrastructure and a reminder of how closely nature and community are connected.

Most amazing park I've ever visited🥰🇺🇸👌

Nice quiet flat ride!

The North Woods in Central Park is a peaceful, wilderness-like experience in the heart of the Big Apple. Runners can explore wooded trails, waterfalls, and streams modeled after the Adirondack Mountains. Visitors can hike along the Ravine and Loch, enjoy birdwatching, and explore the historic Blockhouse. With miles of paved trails popular for different sport types, North Woods can get busy, especially in September when mild weather makes it ideal for outdoor activities. Occasional rain may create muddy spots, but the area's natural beauty remains unmatched.

They constructed Wild Duck Pond around 1927 as a man-made feature. Previously, they would flood this area to create a winter ice skating rink. It's now a lovely park area where you can take a break and unwind by the water.