I found myself on the steps of Sinatra Park overlooked by the entire NYC skyline, digging into a…read morerotisserie chicken on a beautiful Easter Sunday. Sun was shining, skin glowing, bird hittin. What more could one ask for? As I was putting away the torn apart chicken carcass from Acme (which was delicious btw), I saw an orange helicopter fly by, release blue smoke, and a crowd of people on the dock go CRAZY. Honestly, I thought gender reveals were a bit corny before this, but everyone was so happy it made me happy. I am now a gender reveal fan. I get it. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

Beautiful views... visiting family for the summer. Forgot how good the nyc view is from here. You…read morecan see the best parts of manhattan

Named from the Delaware Indian term "Hopoghan Hackingh" ("Land of the Tobacco Pipe"), Hoboken is…read morestrategically located on the banks of the Hudson River. This vibrant, walkable small city is a unique delight, now more commonly known for its vibrant cultural scene and stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. Its charming brownstones and contemporary condos with modern amenities attract professionals, families, and anyone seeking a more laid-back lifestyle. Follow the Hudson River along River Street and explore the beautiful parks and outdoor recreational activities along the way, many of which are free to enjoy. The Hoboken Waterfront Walkway offers joggers, cyclists, and even those who are just in the mood for a gentle stroll the perfect setting. Pier A Park, located on Sinatra Drive, was converted from a disused pier to admire the fantastic panoramic views out to Manhattan and take selfies against the iconic New York City skyline. On a clear day, the views extend all the way from the Verrazano Bridge to the south to the George Washington Bridge to the north. One can spot lots of ferries, sailboats, and even water skis traveling between New Jersey and Manhattan. We can recommend this place.

At the end of last year, I felt extremely unfulfilled with my life. I was working a 9-5 job that is…read moregreat and paid the bills, but gave me no real fulfillment. I had no real purpose in my life other than writing these silly reviews in the morning before work. I don't even know why I love it so much, but I do. It's my little creative outlet. This passion for writing slowly trickled to a passion for making videos. So, at the beginning of this year, I made an agreement with myself that I would shoot, edit, and post between 150-200 videos no matter what. I don't care what thoughts were inevitably going to creep in to try and talk me out of it, I'm doing this. Kobe Bryant, my childhood hero, put it best when he said "I'm not negotiating with myself. The deal has already been made. I signed that contract with myself. I'm doing it." All this to say, I've been on an absolute SPRINT this year. I'm exhausted and drained, but it's been worth it. I started the year with 5,101 followers, and today (Aug 6th) I have 75.5k. I hate judging things off of follower counts, but it is the best metric to depict what success looks like doing this. This past Sunday I was damn near bed ridden sick, but I heard Kobe's voice in my head so I dragged myself out of bed to Hoboken to go do another video. I got off the Path train and started walking, when I turned my head to the right and saw one of the most beautiful views I've seen this year at Pier A Park. A huge grassy plain, with a full view of the New York City Skyline from nose to tail across the Hudson River. It felt like a green screen. It made me pause and be present for the first time in awhile. I've been running so fast at this goal that I haven't really appreciated the journey at all, but this view forced me to stop and smell the roses. I just sat here for 30 minutes thinking "damn life is so beautiful and human beings are amazing." It reminds me of that allegory in the Alchemist when the wise man tells a boy to go explore all the marvels of a magnificent palace, but instructs him to carry a spoon with two drops of oil without spilling any. The first time he comes back with all the oil but misses all the beauty of the palace. The 2nd time he comes back having seen everything there is to see, but has no oil in the spoon. The wiseman concludes by saying "The secret of happiness is to see all the marvels of the world, and never forget the drops of oil on the spoon." You're probably like wtf is wrong with this guy hijacking this review of Pier A park to trauma dump, and that's fair. I'm a little crazy for sure. Shoutout to Pier A park though. It's nice to stop and smell the roses every once in a while. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov__

New York, you amaze me at every turn…read more Little Island is such a cool find! The architecture and design of this spot is actually so amazing. I've never seen anything like it. The views from here are great as well! Definitely do not pass this up if you're in the area.

Truly little. Little Island is a cool manmade island on stilts. Unfortunately the day I went was…read morereally hot and humid, so I was kind of melting in the sun. I meandered around several of the paths, perhaps lacking one. They offer accessible options as well as staired. I found both the amphitheatre which hosts ticketed events and the smaller theater in the Glade by the free public (and cool!) bathroom. I spent perhaps a half hour walking around. I might have sought out the last path and enjoyed some of the interactive art more if it weren't so hot that day.

Really cool, elevated public park/path for walking, biking, jogging, and taking in the sights and…read moresounds of the city. There's art, vendors, foliage and depending on time of year, decor. At some points you get super close to some of the adjacent apartment and condo buildings. Locals recommend it. If you walk it straight through, it's about 45 minutes but you'll want to stop and take pictures as well as read some of informative signage and learn a bit about the history and ecosystem.

Great view of the city especially on a nice clear day...free to walk going either direction. The…read moreexpanded section takes you all the way to the Javitz Convention Center... convenient and nice views as one walks... and don't have to worry about crossing the street or traffic lights. Only people traffic. There are new installations as one walks across the The High Line and some construction so be mindful and stay on the path. When you get to Hudson Yards, the Buddha statue (as of late April 2026) replaces the big pigeon statue). There are several exits along the High Line so one does not have to go all the way to each end... exit where you need and come back. Pay attention to the hours on weekdays and weekends. Enjoy the sites and views and nice stroll from above the ground.

One of the perks of living in North Jersey is being in close proximity to NYC…read more The Hudson River Waterfront Walkway spans 18.5 miles from Bayonne to the George Washington Bridge. The route goes through Jersey City, Hoboken, West New York, North Bergen, Edgewater, and Fort Lee. This is a scenic walk that offers stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. There are many access points throughout the walkway. Some of them are the Edgewater Commons Shopping Center, Port Imperial (Weehawken), River Street (Hoboken), and Liberty State Park (Jersey City). It's pedestrian and bike friendly, so all runners, walkers, and bikers are welcome. The best views are at Pier A (Hoboken), Exchange Place (JC), and Liberty State Park (JC). You'll be able to see Midtown Manhattan, the Financial District, the World Trade Center, the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island. Other than taking in the beautiful views of the skyline, there are plenty of other activities and attractions. Here are some notable ones: *Parks - Liberty State Park, Veteran's Field Park, James Braddock Park *Dining - All of the waterfront neighborhoods have a vibrant food scene, so don't hesitate to stop and dine in at any of the restaurants or bars. *Kayak launch sites - Urban Paddle, Hoboken Cove Community Boathouse *Shopping - Newport Centre in Jersey City *Memorials and Statues - 9/11 Memorial, Korean War Veteran Memorial, Water's Soul, Colgate Clock *Access to mass transit - Hoboken Station, Edgewater Ferry, Liberty Island Ferry Terminal I've been living in this area for nearly three decades and I'll never get tired of it. If you want to enjoy city views, but don't want to deal with the horrific bridge/tunnel traffic, tolls, and the crowds.... this is the right destination for you.

So in case you want to know: round trip from end to end of the entire loop is 2 miles. We walked it…read moreon a lovely fall day. It was breezy but not windy. Well maintained. Safe walk. Just a lovely path for a nice walk.

Beautiful park to come and relax. I did enjoy how cozy this place is. But, the park is pretty busy…read moreon most days. However, it is still nice and safe place to relax in Hoboken, NJ.

I had walked past but never had the occasion to enter Church Square Park until my companions & I…read morepurchased cupcakes from Sweet across the street & wanted a place to sit & munch for a while. Plenty of benches scattered throughout, along with basketball court, gazebo, play structures, & swing set. We arrived just as the school nearby let out so we were in the company of parents watching their littles run off pent-up energy. We got a kick out of an older kid placing his scooter next to us & asking, "No one's gonna touch this right?!" Spent a chill hour at this park near downtown Hoboken.

Such a beautiful park , very clean and full of beautiful flowers . It's a long one and they have…read morebathrooms , tennis courts , a children's playground, a dog park , restaurants , plenty of benches , tables and off course the beautiful view on the river . Love this place

I walked through this park as part of my Greenway hike. I enjoyed it very much…read more Please come and create your own adventure.

The playground, beach, and park are the best attractions at Newport Green…read more The park is a huge green lawn with multiple gardens filled with beautiful flowers. Its a solid option for a chill walk or picnic on a beautiful day. The playground attracts families from all around. Although the spaces is relatively small when compared to alternatives found in places like Liberty State Park, it is packed with multiple play areas and jungle gyms for different age groups. It even has a merry-go-round and old school London-style phone booth - totally random but welcome additions. During the summers the splash pad is a hit with the little ones. Finally, the artificial beach right near the edge of the river is a perfect spot to chill at and enjoy a glamours view of the city skyline. Best of all, beach chairs are already provided! The tradeoff: there are no public bathrooms. Whether you are on a date, with family, or just walking the dog, Park at Newport Green is a must-see spot in Hudson County NJ.

Amazing waterfront in Newport, Jersey City, NJ…read more 1) Some of the best view of NYC. 2) There are landmarks around this waterfront like Water's Soul and Lighthouse Point. 3) Also, get an amazing view of Newport, Jersey City, NJ skyline.

Well lit, very scenic, beautiful views, lots of food options & great walking path. Overall area…read moreseems safe.

Great park. Good spot for Lower Manhattan views. Great place to walk, jog, cycle, play with other…read morepeople's dogs or just read a book. Close to the Choc o pain coffee shop in case you want some nibbles and coffee. Be mindful of the moms with strollers who also want to jog at the same time :@ It's right across the street from my workplace so it's a great spot to unwind for me.

beautiful park and very nicely maintained…read more playground is kept clean and there is a restroom you can use by the Kayak rentals although there is no changing table. Great views of the city and parking garage options nearby as well as some shops. Great spot to hangout, relax, or take a stroll/jog.

Amazing spot. 1)…read moreGreat place to come and enjoy the nice views of NYC skyline. 2) Lots of spots to have a picnic and relax on a nice day. 3) The park is open 24/7.