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There are two main types of ferries for seeing New York City from its "face" (Manhattan) while in New Jersey: the free Staten Island Ferry for a view of the Statue of Liberty and the Lower Manhattan skyline, or a paid NY Waterway ferry from locations like Weehawken, which offers impressive views of the Manhattan skyline. NY Waterway ferries offer a direct connection to Manhattan with frequent departures and parking in New Jersey. Free Staten Island Ferry View : You can see the Statue of Liberty and the Lower Manhattan skyline from a distance without paying.

There are several ferry companies that offer trips between New Jersey and Manhattan, including NY Waterway and the Liberty Landing Ferry. These trips are a good alternative to trains and offer great views of the New York City skyline. Costs vary depending on the operator and route, but single trips start at around $9. Operators and Routes NY Waterway: offers a variety of routes from various locations in New Jersey to Manhattan, including Midtown and Downtown. The Liberty Landing Ferry operates between the World Financial Center in Manhattan and Jersey City.

The Liberty Landing Ferry operates between the World Financial Center in New York City and Jersey City, New Jersey. In New Jersey, the ferry stops at the Liberty Landing Marina in Liberty State Park and on Warren Street before returning to the World Financial Center. New York Waterway offers several routes between New Jersey and Manhattan.

This is a great regional park with just about every sports field imaginable, from soccer to track to archery. Circuit Drive is a one-way road which circumnavigates the park and has a bike lane, making it popular with local riders.

Fantastic view of the skyline

Lighthouse Point is a beautiful green area along the Hudson River. The small lighthouse is only 1 of 9 lighthouses in New Jersey. There are some benches throughout the park and as all the parks along the Hudson on the NJ side, there are great views of Manhattan.

ferry terminal with many connections to Manhattan

This park offers a delightful 3.5-mile trail that spans over the waters of the Saw Mill Creek. Additionally, the Meadowlands Environment Center, located within the park, aims to raise awareness and promote enjoyment of this beautiful ecosystem. It's an ideal spot for picnicking and birdwatching alike.