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Central Park Access map

Our mission is to RESTORE, MANAGE, AND ENHANCE Central PARK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE Park is open PARK POLICE PRECINCTL ocated in Mid Park on 86th Street Transverse Central PARK TOURSFINDING YOUR WAYI dentification plates on many park lamp posts serve as orientation InformationACCESSIBLE TRAILSTHE DRIVECONSERVANCY OPERATED FACILITIESOTHER FACILITIESCENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCYWHILE IN THE PARK97 03 Central Park was designated a NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK in 1963 and a NEW YORK CITY SCENIC LANDMARK in PARKF irst major urban public park in the United StatesIt was designed by FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED (1822 1903) and CALVERT VAUX (1824 1895), who won the competition to design the Park on April 28, is recognized as thePREMIER PUBLIC URBAN PARK IN THE WORLD as well as one of the GREATEST WORKS OF AMERICAN ART of the 19th from 1858 to 1873, this 843 ACRE PARK is entirely man made. The Central Park Conservancy is a not for profit organization founded by civic minded New Yorkers to rescue Central Park from a state of severe deterioration.

ACCESS MAP A Guide for All Users CENTRAL PARK IS A PLACE FOR ALL USERS. As we restore and maintain the Park, the Conservancy is constantly working to improve accessibility, including providing information that helps everyone experience it. This map and guide is intended to be useful to all visitors,

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1 Our mission is to RESTORE, MANAGE, AND ENHANCE Central PARK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE Park is open PARK POLICE PRECINCTL ocated in Mid Park on 86th Street Transverse Central PARK TOURSFINDING YOUR WAYI dentification plates on many park lamp posts serve as orientation InformationACCESSIBLE TRAILSTHE DRIVECONSERVANCY OPERATED FACILITIESOTHER FACILITIESCENTRAL PARK CONSERVANCYWHILE IN THE PARK97 03 Central Park was designated a NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK in 1963 and a NEW YORK CITY SCENIC LANDMARK in PARKF irst major urban public park in the United StatesIt was designed by FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED (1822 1903) and CALVERT VAUX (1824 1895), who won the competition to design the Park on April 28, is recognized as thePREMIER PUBLIC URBAN PARK IN THE WORLD as well as one of the GREATEST WORKS OF AMERICAN ART of the 19th from 1858 to 1873, this 843 ACRE PARK is entirely man made. The Central Park Conservancy is a not for profit organization founded by civic minded New Yorkers to rescue Central Park from a state of severe deterioration.

2 Since 1980, the Conservancy has led the revival of the Park in partnership with the City of New York. Today, we provide 75% of the Park s annual operating budget and are responsible for all aspects of park maintenance as well as continued 911 Billy Johnson (East 67)East 72nd Street (East 72)Levin (East 77)Smadbeck Heckscher East (East 79)Ancient (East 85) East 96th Street (East 96)Bendheim (East 100) Bernard Family (East 108)East 110th Street (East 110) West 110th Street (West 110)Tarr Family (West 100)Rudin Family (West 96)Ta r r Coyne Wild West (West 93)Safari (West 91)Spector (West 85)Pinetum (West 85)Toll Family (West 84)Diana Ross (West 81)Ta r r Coyne Tots (West 68)Adventure (West 67)Heckscher (63) East SideWest SideAge GroupFacilitiesPlaygroundPre school, School ageSchool agePre school, School ageTo d d l e r, P r e schoolPre school, School agePre school, School agePre school, School ageTo d d l e r, P r e schoolSchool ageTo d d l e r, P r e school, School agePre school, School agePre school, School agePre school, School agePre schoolPre school, School agePre school, School age, Teens & AdultsTo d d l e r, P r e schoolPre school, School ageTo d d l e rSchool agePre school, School ageThis map and guide is based on 2017 survey data and represents our best effort to represent conditions at a point in time.

3 Please note that path conditions are subject to the effects of weather and wear. Central Park is constantly undergoing restoration and maintenance, and work to improve accessibility is an ongoing part of the stewardship of the Park. For updates on major disruptions and scheduled closures, visit PDF version of this map, available at , is updated between printings, and a digital map is in development. We welcome your feedback and suggestions: email us at and include the words Access MAP in the subject of your message. 2018 Central Park Conservancy. All rights Castle .. Chess & Checkers House .. Visitor Center & Gift Shop .. (NYC Parks Headquarters) .. Cafe .. Rent NYC .. Park Zoo (Wildlife Conservation Society) .. Theater (Shakespeare in the Park) .. Boathouse Cafe (Le Pain Quotidien) .. Model Boat Rental .. Rink .. Pool .. Boathouse Restaurant & Rowboat Rental ..,,,.. Museum of Art .. Springs Cafe (Le Pain Quotidien).

4 Stage (City Parks Foundation) .. Cottage Marionette Theater (City Parks Foundation) .. on the Green .. House .. Rink/Victorian Gardens .. A. Dana Discovery Center .. Circle Information Kiosk .. Meadow Recreation Center .. we restore the more rugged areas of the Park, such as woodlands and native meadows, the Conservancy adds rustic trails to expand opportunities for visitors to experience the scenery. Wherever feasible, trails are designed to meet the accessible trail guidelines of the Access Board, which include specific requirements for stable surfaces, trail width, passing spaces, maximum slopes, and resting intervals. Established to guide the development of accessible trails on federal lands (like the national parks), they take into account the more challenging terrain of natural outdoor areas, and are useful for increasing Access to the more wild regions of the Park. The Accessible Trails symbol indicates an area that includes trails designed to these standards.

5 We are continually adding designed for carriage rides through the 19th century Park, the Drive today is a recreation loop shared by cyclists, joggers, and pedestrians. The inner lane is designated for pedestrians and joggers traveling in either direction. The center lane is for cyclists and pedi cabs, and the outer lane for authorized vehicles and horse carriages; all wheeled traffic is one way, counterclockwise on the Time 1:00 AMIn an emergency Dial 911 or use emergency call boxes located on light poles along the drives and near many playgrounds throughout the provide a direct connection to 911 operators Enforcement Patrol (PEP) .. Urban Park Rangers (UPR) .. and UPR, uniformed personnel of NYC Parks, patrol and enforce Park rules, provide first aid, respond to injured wildlife, and assist to learn about the Conservancy s tour program. Brief notes on the terrain are included in all tour descriptions. If you are not sure if a tour is right for you, we recommend contacting us before purchasing a ticket or arriving for a free tour at Time6:00 AMLAST 2 NUMBERS Even numbers: The area is closer to the East Side (5th Avenue)Odd numbers: The area is closer to the West Side ( Central Park West)FIRST 2 NUMBERSI ndicate the nearest cross streetRamped Play StructureAdaptive SwingsAccessible Water Spray FeatureAccessible Transfer to Sand AreaSand TableAccessible Surface Accessible Restroom open year round Accessible Restroom closed in winterDesigned in collaboration with Applied Wayfinding and Living Map.

6 Printed on FSC certified uncoated PARKACCESS MAPA Guide for All UsersCENTRAL PARK IS A PLACE FOR ALL we restore and maintain the Park, the Conservancy is constantly working to improve accessibility , including providing information that helps everyone experience it. This map and guide is intended to be useful to all visitors, with a particular emphasis on those for whom the Park s topography presents years ago, Central Park was conceived as an idyllic and democratic public space, open to all. But its historic and celebrated design intended to provide all New Yorkers with a reprieve from urban conditions and the opportunity to connect with nature also presents challenges for park users with limited DriveW 100 StWest DriveEast DriveEast DriveEast DriveWest DriveWest DriveEast DriveWest DriveEast Drive102 Street CrossingWest DriveEast DriveEast DriveEast DriveCenter DriveCenter DriveWest Drive West DriveTerrace DriveRunning TrackRunning TrackEast 111 StreetEast 110 StreetCentral Park NorthWest 111 StreetWest 110 StreetWest 111 StreetWest 109 StreetWest 108 StreetWest 107 StreetWest 106 StreetWest 105 StreetCentral Park WestCentral Park WestCentral Park West5 AvenueMalcolm X BlvdFrederickDouglass Blvd7 Avenue5 Avenue5 Avenue5 Avenue5 Avenue6 Avenue7 AvenueWest 104 StreetWest 103 StreetWest 102 StreetWest 101 StreetWest 100 StreetWest 97 StreetWest 96 StreetWest 95 StreetWest 94 StreetWest 93 StreetWest 92 StreetWest 91 StreetWest 90 StreetWest 89

7 StreetWest 88 StreetWest 87 StreetWest 86 StreetWest 85 StreetWest 84 StreetWest 83 StreetWest 82 StreetWest 81 StreetWest 77 StreetWest 76 StreetWest 75 StreetWest 74 StreetWest 73 StreetWest 72 StreetWest 71 StreetWest 70 StreetWest 69 StreetWest 68 StreetWest 67 StreetWest 66 StreetWest 65 StreetWest 64 StreetWest 63 StreetWest 61 StreetWest 58 StreetWest 57 StreetWest 58 StreetWest 57 StreetWest 60 StreetCentral Park South (West 59 Street)East 58 StreetEast 57 StreetEast 109 StreetEast 108 StreetEast 107 StreetEast 106 StreetEast 105 StreetEast 104 StreetEast 103 StreetEast 102 StreetEast 101 StreetEast 98 StreetEast 97 StreetEast 96 StreetEast 95 StreetEast 94 StreetEast 93 StreetEast 92 StreetEast 91 StreetEast 90 StreetEast 89 StreetEast 88 StreetEast 87 StreetEast 86 StreetEast 85 StreetEast 84 StreetEast 83 StreetEast 82 StreetEast 81 StreetEast 80 StreetEast 79 StreetEast 78 StreetEast 77 StreetEast 76 StreetEast 75 StreetEast 74 StreetEast 73 StreetEast 72 StreetEast 71 StreetEast 70 StreetEast 69 StreetEast 68 StreetEast 67 StreetEast 66 StreetEast 65 StreetEast 64 StreetEast 63 StreetEast 62 StreetEast 61 StreetEast 60 StreetEast 59 Street97 Street Transverse 79 Street Transverse86 Street Transverse65 Street TransverseColumbus Circle (59 St)57 StreetCentral ParkNorth (110 St)CathedralParkway (110 St)

8 103 Street96 Street86 Street72 Street81 Street57 Street & 7 Avenue5 Avenue & 59 Street#8#9#10#7#6#5#1#4#3#2#11#12#8#7#6# 5#4#3#2#1#6#5#4#3#2#1 Heckscher PlaygroundBilly Johnson PlaygroundAdventure PlaygroundTarr Coyne Tots PlaygroundEast 72 Street PlaygroundLevin PlaygroundSmadbeck Heckscher East PlaygroundDiana Ross PlaygroundToll Family PlaygroundAncient PlaygroundPinetum PlaygroundSpector PlaygroundSafari PlaygroundTarr CoyneWild West PlaygroundRudin Family PlaygroundTarr Family PlaygroundBendheim PlaygroundBernard Family PlaygroundWest 110 StreetPlaygroundEast 110 StreetPlaygroundEast 96 Street PlaygroundVolleyball CourtsHandball CourtsBasketball CourtsBasketball CourtsVolleyball CourtsPeter Jay SharpChildren s GladeGrand Army PlazaEast GreenBank Rock BayPilgrim HillDoris C. Freedman PlazaColumbus CircleDuke EllingtonCircleFrederick DouglassCircleBowling and Croquet GreensThe Mount(CompostingOperation)The PointFort Fish SiteNutter s Battery SiteHernsheadNaturalists WalkUmpire RockWien WalkIphigene sWalkSeneca Village SiteWagner CoveShakespeare GardenCherry HillHallett Nature SanctuaryArthur Ross PinetumSummit RockHeckscher BallfieldsTennisCourtsBow BridgeRumseyPlayfieldNorth WoodsThe RavineGreat HillEast MeadowGreat LawnThe Ramble Sheep MeadowThe MallStrawberry FieldsCedar HillConservatoryGardenDeneNorth MeadowDene SlopeMaine MonumentMaintenance YardBallplayers HouseChildren s ZooAlice in WonderlandHans Christian Andersen King JagielloBaltoLasker Rinkand PoolCharles A.

9 DanaDiscovery CenterCarouselThe DairyWollman RinkCop CotHarlem Meer Concession86 Street ShopsLadies PavilionDancing Crane CafeRamble ShedFort Clinton SiteSwedish CottageNorth Meadow Recreation CenterNorth Gate HouseSouth Gate HousePolice PrecinctDelacorte TheaterLoeb Boathouse Kerbs BoathouseMineral SpringsChess & Checkers House BlockhouseThe MetropolitanMuseum of ArtObeliskThe BelvedereBethesda Terrace & FountainNaumburg BandshellTavern on the Green ArsenalZooAmerican Museum of Natural History Rose Centerfor Earth and Space (Planetarium)New YorkHistorical SocietyGuggenheim MuseumFrickCollectionCooper HewittSmithsonianDesign MuseumJewish MuseumEl MuseoDel BarrioMuseum of the City of New YorkThe PoolConservatoryWaterThe PondTurtle PondThe GillThe LochHarlem MeerThe Lake Reservoir Balcony BridgeDalehead ArchGreyshot ArchPinebank ArchPlaymates ArchWillowdell ArchDipway ArchDriprock ArchInscope ArchGreen Gap ArchDenesmouth ArchBank Rock BridgeRiftstone ArchTrefoil Arch77 Street Stone ArchBridge No.

10 24 Bridge No. 27 Bridge No. 28 Glade ArchGlenspanArchSpringbanks ArchGreywacke ArchWinterdale Arch110 Street BridgeHuddlestone ArchGapstow BridgeRustic BridgeRustic BridgeRustic BridgeRustic BridgeRustic BridgeRustic BridgeRustic BridgeEastCenterWestEastCenterWestNAbout 3 minute walkCross Town City Block 3/20 mileAbout 1 minute walk City Block 1/20 milePATHSDRIVE (see other side for more information) Flat or Gentle Slope Moderate SlopeFlat or Gentle Slope May also include wheelchair ramp with handrailsModerate Slope Like a wheelchair ramp, but no handrailsSteep Slope Includes slopes steeper than a wheelchair rampInformation open year roundRestroom open year roundRestroom closed in winter Accessible Restroom open year round Accessible Restroom closed in winterFood open year roundFood closed in winterAccessible Subway Station Emergency Call Box Monument, Sculpture Bike Rental Bus Stop Playground see other side for more informationRecreational Facility Building Water BodyStairs no handrailStairs with handrailCrosswalk along The DriveBridle Path soft surface, unevenArea with Accessible Trail Barrier free, with stable surface and resting intervals.


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