Every autumn brings beauty to Hudson River Park’s four miles of green, open space, and 2019’s foliage season has proven especially spectacular. From Tribeca up to Clinton, the Park’s 2,000+ trees have displayed a spectacular spectrum.
To celebrate this beautiful season, we’re sharing some of our favorite shots by Park photographer, Max Guliani. To learn more about the Park’s beautiful tree species and where to find them, check our Foliage Tracker!
Honey locusts glow in the morning light on Pier 25.
A south-facing view form Pier 40 shows off the Park’s early autumn foliage.
Dramatic skies and pier lighting on amber leaves create a striking Pier 45 view.
HRPK’s esplanade in Greenwich Village is perfect for a quiet afternoon stroll after the rain…
Or during sunset!
Both bright foliage and the lights of the Empire State Building glow against evening skies over Pier 62.
On Pier 64 in Chelsea, one of our favorite walks looks especially gorgeous in gold.
An early autumn view from Pier 66 features sailboats, vibrant foliage and a glimpse of Hudson Yards.
The trees at the western edge of Pier 84 turned in unison this year—to beautiful effect.
Just south of Clinton Cove, golden leaves popped against grey skies.
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