High Line

The High Line is an elevated park built on a historic freight rail line that threads through Manhattan’s West Side from the Meatpacking District to Hudson Yards. Its gardens, public art, and skyline and river views make it a must-see, and the streets below along 10th and 11th Avenues are typically busy with crosstown traffic and ride-hailing activity. Planning your visit and securing parking ahead of time helps you start your walk relaxed and on schedule.

Street parking nearby is limited and highly competitive, with many metered spaces, time limits, and rules such as Alternate Side Parking and citywide tow-away enforcement, plus standard restrictions like keeping 15 feet from fire hydrants. Garages in the surrounding neighborhoods can fill quickly during weekends, evenings, and peak tourist seasons, so booking parking near High Line in advance is a smart way to ensure a convenient, secure spot. Always read posted signs carefully and check updated, official sources before you drive.