Park update: The section of the High Line from 16th to 23rd Streets will be closed on March 27 from 7am – 5pm. Visitors may exit at those streets and walk along 10th Avenue to re-enter the park. Stairs and an elevator are available at 23rd Street. At 16th Street, stairs are available.
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January 29, 2025
Snow Removal on the High Line
Get a window into the High Line’s unique challenges in clearing snow and how our staff navigates them to keep our visitors safe.
January 29, 2025
Get a window into the High Line’s unique challenges in clearing snow and how our staff navigates them to keep our visitors safe.
December 20, 2023
Take the holidays to new heights near the High Line
Five fun stops to make on your winter adventure to the park.
December 20, 2023
Five fun stops to make on your winter adventure to the park.
December 14, 2023
Why Ruinart Champagne is helping "keep it wild" on the High Line
Reflecting on the power of partnership to bring the 2023 native plants celebration to life.
December 14, 2023
Reflecting on the power of partnership to bring the 2023 native plants celebration to life.
November 30, 2022
Winter Lights Powered by Genesis
Experience a new light installation along the High Line’s Chelsea Market Passage.
November 30, 2022
Experience a new light installation along the High Line’s Chelsea Market Passage.
November 18, 2022
High Line Network Symposium: Inspiration and Conversations from Miami
By Asima Jansveld, High Line Network
Discover lessons learned from the High Line Network symposium: Forward Spaces: Technology & the Future of Infrastructure Reuse.
By Asima Jansveld, High Line Network | November 18, 2022
Discover lessons learned from the High Line Network symposium: Forward Spaces: Technology & the Future of Infrastructure Reuse.
January 9, 2020
Connecting Through Images: An Interview with Photographer Jonathan Flaum
By High Line
We interviewed New York City photographer, and former High Line photo-documentarian, Jonathan Flaum.
By High Line | January 9, 2020
We interviewed New York City photographer, and former High Line photo-documentarian, Jonathan Flaum.
November 5, 2019
We Came, We Talked, We Learned: The First High Line Network Symposium
By High Line Network
For two days in October, we gathered over 60 infrastructure reuse projects in New York City to discuss the role of public space as going beyond strictly...
By High Line Network | November 5, 2019
For two days in October, we gathered over 60 infrastructure reuse projects in New York City to discuss the role of public space as going beyond strictly economic impact.
November 24, 2017
#OptOutside Instead This Black Friday
By Nancy Harwood
Over the last three years, nearly 8 million people have chosen to #OptOutside instead of joining the shopping frenzy that is Black Friday. Started by...
By Nancy Harwood | November 24, 2017
Over the last three years, nearly 8 million people have chosen to #OptOutside instead of joining the shopping frenzy that is Black Friday. Started by REI, one of Friends of the High Line’s longest standing partners, the #OptOutside...
January 29, 2016
Blizzard 2016: Top 30 High Line Snow Photos
By Erika Harvey
Just when we East Coasters thought we had somehow miraculously escaped winter unscathed, a record-breaking winter storm arrived and left more than two...
By Erika Harvey | January 29, 2016
Just when we East Coasters thought we had somehow miraculously escaped winter unscathed, a record-breaking winter storm arrived and left more than two feet of snow in its wake. Maybe it was its not-at-all-scary name – recalling a...
December 22, 2014
Photo Essay: Under the High Line
By Erika Harvey
As a staff member of Friends of the High Line, I feel like I’m often focused solely on what’s going on in the park: plants, food, visitors...
By Erika Harvey | December 22, 2014
As a staff member of Friends of the High Line, I feel like I’m often focused solely on what’s going on in the park: plants, food, visitors, public programs, etc. But the most exciting and interesting feature of the structure...