The Ravine, New York: Photos, Reviews & Location

A 90-acre, deciduous woodland & stream tucked into Central Park, inspired by the Adirondacks.

At a glance

#135 of 459 Tourist attractions in New York #5 of 6 Nature preserves in New York

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.69

5.3 km from the center of New York

Rating breakdown

5 ★84%
4 ★8%
3 ★4%
2 ★1%
1 ★3%

E 103rd St, New York, NY 10026, United States

centralparknyc.org

+1 212-310-6600

Quick facts

What is the rating of The Ravine?: The Ravine is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 97 reviews.
How does The Ravine rank in New York?: The Ravine is #135 of 459 Tourist attractions in New York by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is The Ravine located?: E 103rd St, New York, NY 10026, United States — 5.3 km from the center of New York.
How can I contact The Ravine?: Phone: +1 212-310-6600 · Website: centralparknyc.org

Reviews (8)

Celena Tyler 2023 Aug 15

Pretty waterfall but no grassy areas to sit near it. Better for walking along than a picnic

Shameka Santos 2023 May 14

I found out they have been over charging a family member for an entire year, the rate she’s been paying is for an upgraded unit, and they haven’t as much as gave her a new carpet… and heard they pay ppl to give good reviews.

Vince Napper 2022 Oct 19

Situated in the north end of Central Park in North Woods. Difficult to find...area not currently at it's best due to redevelopment of Lasker pool and Rink

Benny Romero 2021 Apr 09

I love this place is where I go when I need to regroup

Simón 2020 Jul 15

Almost always a pleasant meandering through The Ravine

Juan Benitez 2019 Aug 02

Excellent for birders! Children too will love exploring this space in Central Park. Really cool area for romantics or lovers to find a semi-private shady area in the park but keep in mind & be aware that sometimes you'll run into a creep or two so be ready to stare them away

Kevin White 2019 Feb 11

I grew up near here and it was always my hidden place to go for a little quiet. Not many knew of it but the Internet changed all that. Still a peaceful, tranquil place to relax, one of the best spots in Central Park.