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FREDERICK SEVENTH LENOX DUKE DOUGLASS AVENUE AVENUE ELLINGTON CIRCLE CIRCLE W 110 CENTRAL PARK NORTH (110TH ST) E 110 Central Park Bike Map Blockhouse Charles A. Dana Discovery Center Nutter’s Harlem With its scenic views and hilly terrain, Central Park can provide cyclists North WoodsLasker Rink Battery Meer and Pool with a relaxing ride or a challenging workout. Paved drives circle the W 106 3 E 106 entire Park and are shared by cyclists, runners, walkers, skaters, horse Great Hill Huddlestone Arch Conservatory Garden carriages, and more. Peter Jay Sharp Children’s Glade E The Ravine V I R The Loch D Ready to ride in Central Park? Keep these laws and rules in mind. Y 4 A W T WO- The Pool FIFTH AVENUE Yield to pedestrians CENTRAL PARK WEST PARK CENTRAL North Meadow W 100 Obey designated lanes, traffic signals, stop signs, and the maximum North Meadow East Recreation Center Meadow speed limit of 20 mph W 97 E 97 Slow down at crosswalks Tennis Courts N Ride at a slower speed in response to crowds, emergencies, or weather E conditions W S Travel counter-clockwise on the drives that circle the Park 2 Reservoir Don’t ride on pedestrian paths, except on the marked shared paths above 95th Street Walk your bike on landscapes W 86 Police Precinct Arthur Ross Wear a helmet — if you’re under 14, it’s required Pinetum E 85 Please note: Central Park drives can be congested on weekends and Summit 5 Rock Great Lawn during nice weather. The Metropolitan CENTRAL PARK WEST PARK CENTRAL Museum Obelisk of Art W 81 Delacorte FIFTH AVENUE Theater centralparknyc.org/bicycling Turtle Shakespeare Pond Garden E 79 Swedish Cottage Marionette Belvedere Castle Theatre Cedar The Ramble Hill The Gill Ladies Alice in Pavilion Loeb Wonderland Boathouse 1 Conservatory The Lake WaterKerbs Boathouse Bow Bridge Pilgrim Bethesda Hill W 72 Cherry E 72 Strawberry Terrace Hill E DRIV Fields AY -W O Rumsey TW Playfield East Naumburg Green Bandshell Map Key Mineral Springs The Mall Park Drive Mile Markers (Loop is 6.02 mi / 9.68 km) Dene FIFTH AVENUE (shared by pedestrians, bicyclists, CENTRAL PARK WEST PARK CENTRAL Sheep Meadow Tavern on Balto and vehicles) Bike Parking the Green W 66 Dene E66 Dairy Slope Tisch Path shared with pedestrians Visitor Center 6 Visitor Center Children’s Zoo Carousel & Gift Shop Heckscher Steep Hills Information Kiosk Ballfields Arsenal Chess & Central Checkers Park Zoo House Wollman Transverse Road Restroom / Closed Winter Rink Gapstow (vehicles only) 0 Bridge Hallett Wheelchair Accessible Nature Sanctuary Pedestrian Path Columbus Circle Information Kiosk The Pond (pedestrians only, walk your bike) Drinking Fountains / Closed Winter Grand CENTRAL PARK SOUTH (59TH ST) Army COLUMBUS SEVENTH AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS Plaza Emergency Call Box or Dial 911 CIRCLE AVENUE (SIXTH AVENUE) @centralparknyc.

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