Run | Walk | Bike

Run | Walk | Bike

With approximately ten miles of dedicated bicycle and pedestrian pathways, Randall’s Island Park provides an ideal urban oasis for walking, running and biking. The non-vehicular waterfront pathways can be used for recreation or to commute between NYC’s boroughs.

Recreational Routes

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Run | Walk | Bike Guide
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1 Mile & 3.1 Miles (5K)
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Park Map
The Guide
1 Mile & 3.1 Miles (5K)
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Please view our park map for wayfinding

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Run | Walk | Bike Guide
The Guide
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1 Mile & 3.1 Miles (5K)
1 Mile & 3.1 Miles (5K)
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Park Map
Map

Please view our park map for wayfinding

Our Pathways

Enjoy a pleasant walk, run, or bike ride on Randall’s Island Park’s miles of waterfront and garden-lined pathways. The wide pathways, which are paved and primarily flat, are free from cars, trucks, and buses.

Whether you take one of the suggested routes below, explore on your own with our Run-Walk-Bike guide, or join us for a recreational program – you are bound to enjoy your experience.

Run | Walk | Bike

Commuting Routes

Commuting
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Commuting

Commuting

Randall’s Island sits between the Bronx, Manhattan, and Queens, and is accessible by a network of bridges by bus, bike, and foot. Non-vehicular access points include:

From Harlem

The Pedestrian Bridge at 103rd Street and FDR Drive
The RFK Triborough Bridge from 125th Street and 2nd Avenue to just behind the Golf Center

From the Bronx

The RFK Triborough Bridge from Cypress Avenue and Bruckner Boulevard to the Bronx Shore Fields

From Queens

The RFK Triborough Bridge from Hoyt Avenue and 28th Street, adjacent to the Astoria Boulevard N/Q station, to mid-Island, adjacent to the Central Fields

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