THE MOST UNDERRATED PARK IN NYC: Inwood Hill Park, Manhattan -Eps.19

Hey what’s up ya'll, welcome to my channel RAW. In this playlist/series we would be riding the Lectric XP bike all over NYC. My goal is to show y'all the beautiful neighborhoods and sights in New York City and even across America! Join me virtually and take a ride a long with me! In this series (episode 19) we will be riding through Inwood Hill Park located in uptown Manhattan in Inwood, NY. If you guys are interested in getting here you can take the 1 train to either 215th St (go west on 218th St) or 207th St and (go west on 207th st). You can also take the A train to 207th St. Down below I will have a time stamps of where I am physically through out the video. I hope you guys enjoy this series, please make sure you like, comment, and subscribe to my channel RAW for more content like this, reviews, wealth videos, and etc! -Equipment Camera - GoPro Hero 9: https://gopro.com/ Ebike - Lectric XP: https://lectricebikes.com/ -Social Media Instagram:   / raw_officialpage   Email: raw.officialpage@gmail.com -If ya'll want to Support Financially Cashapp: RAWofficialfundpage Time Stamps: Inwood Hill Park, Manhattan, NY 00:35 The Giant blue and white “C” painted on the cliff wall (History Down Below) 01:05 Field 6 02:10 Spuyten Duyvil Creek 02:35 Restroom 03:40 Indian Road Playground 04:35 Isham St Entrance 04:45 Inwood Hill Park Tennis Courts 05:15 Emerson Playground 05:30 Handball Courts 05:50 Basketball Courts 06:20 Dog Park Homer's Run 06:40 Baseball fields 07:20 Inwood Hill Rugby, Soccer & Gaelic Field 08:00 Hiking Trail 09:40 Under the Henry Hudson Bridge 13:05 Stairs in the path 13:40 Little Off road action 16:40 Made a Detour (if you make a right here you'll go straight and you'll end up in the nearest exit) 17:00 Detour (Exploring the paths) 18:45 Found a random SKETCHY path 18:50 Off road 21:15 Camera Cut off :/ 22:50 Approaching Beautiful View 25:05 Dog trying to square up 26:55 Payson Ave & Beak St Park Entrance 27:35 Dyckman St 27:40 Payson Playground History: -The Giant blue and white “C” painted on the cliff wall was created to represent Columbia University. -In 1952 a Columbia Medical student named Robert Prendergast received permission from the New York Central Railroad to paint the “C” on the 100 foot cliff wall and from there it is history. -Inwood Hill Park contains the largest remaining old-growth forest on Manhattan Island. Unlike other Manhattan parks, Inwood Hill Park is largely natural and consists of mostly wooded, non-landscaped hills. -Americans known as the Lenape inhabited the area. There is evidence of a main encampment along the eastern edge of the park. The Lenape relied on both the Hudson and Harlem Rivers as sources for food. Source: https://myinwood.net/history-of-the-c... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inwood_...