Top 5 Activities to Do This Summer on the Hudson River

7/7/16

Summer in New York City is a season unlike any other. The long days and mild temperatures make it the perfect time to celebrate the city by spending time outdoors. This summer, make the most of all Manhattan has to offer by spending time near one of its most stunning natural wonders, the Hudson River. Whether you're dining al fresco or celebrating the sights with a stroll down the West Side, there's no better time to enjoy all the city has to offer.

Relax on a boat cruise: The best way to enjoy the Hudson this summer is, without a doubt, spending time on the river itself. Throughout the summer, boat tours leave from Manhattan's West Side at various points throughout the day, offering some of the most beautiful views of the city's iconic skyline.

Take a stroll along the High Line: There are few places that make summer in the city as much of a treat as the stunning High Line. The elevated park is home to lush gardens, performance spaces, and plenty of places to catch one of those famous Manhattan sunsets while taking a leisurely stroll.

Grab a bite at the North River Lobster Company: Seafood doesn't get much fresher than the fare served up at the North River Lobster Company, a restaurant that sets sail from Pier 81 in Hell's Kitchen throughout the summer. From the restaurant's upper deck, you can enjoy not only their famed lobster rolls and summery cocktails, but breathtaking vistas of Manhattan's West Side, from the elegant new construction at Manhattan View to offshore icons like the Statue of Liberty.

Enjoy cocktails with a view: You don't need to be an expert captain to spend time on the river the summer. At Grand Banks, an oyster bar and cocktail lounge housed on the Sherman Zwicker, a mid-20th century wooden sailboat, you can enjoy a terrific meal and views of the river, Freedom Tower, and New York Harbor aboard the last saltbank schooner standing today.

Channel your inner kid at Chelsea Piers: Kids aren't the only ones who can enjoy a trip to mega sports complex Chelsea Piers — this waterfront recreation center offers plenty of fun for adults this summer, as well. From batting cages to rock climbing, there's no better place to break a sweat this summer. After your workout, treat yourself to dinner on the water at Chelsea Piers' Sunset Terrace.

Ring in the summer the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with a soft river breeze, a drink in hand, and views of New York's most beautiful body of water, the Hudson.

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