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Riverside path below Dyckman St
19commentsAbsolutely no one but gay men, except the occasional bicyclist on really nice days. Nude sunbathing along the river; perfect place for a nice, slow out of doors. Busier late afternoon, but even then there might be a maximum of 20 guys over a 3/4 mile area.
- Best time
- 11 am to sunset.
- Crowd
- Mix of uptown ethnics and downtown guys, all ages, shapes, etc.
- Watch out
- Litter. Come on guys, pick up those cans and !
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2011
Wheelchair: Not accessible
The guide
Where exactly
'A' train to Dyckman/200th St, walk west to the river; turn south down the service road just before the marina. Action is past fishermen, about 1/2 mile south along the river.
When to go
11 am to sunset. Best times: Summer in warm weather. Dates open: 11 am to sunset.
Etiquette
Nudity: Yes / Last safe spot in Manhattan.
Safety
Litter. Come on guys, pick up those cans and !
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Comments
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live in the neighborhood and thinking about heading there on saturday around 3:30 or 4... how do I get there from just south of the area? tall toned masc white bi guy here. excited to check it out.
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Very interested in going. In NJ but know how to the area. Anyone who knows the way, want to meet me and show me the way?
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anyone going this afternoon?
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Following the instructions on this site, I found my way to this interestingly free cruising area. I hooked up with this nice guy; we enjoyed our riparian nakedness without any concerns of being disturbed, except by a few voyeurs who made it all the more exciting. I can't wait to go back
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Actually found it by riding up the greenway. pretty hot action there. BUT, yes, there are random people. I rode by 3 straight people on their bikes on my way out. So make sure you're more obscured than I was at one point.
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I like riding my bike up the greenway along the Hudson--is there an easy way to get there on bike paths?
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To get there, I would say the path is n the left (that is facing the Hudson). The park is on the right but the path on the left. In any case, its the path with the gate south of the now closed marina.
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thanks man might check it out today or tomrrow. most likely tomorrow thou. will anyone else be there???
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Take the Westside Highway/Henry Hudson to Dyckman street exit. Once off the exit head towards dyckman Marina, underneath Henry Hudson overpass. Park, entrance is on the right hand side.
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can anyone let me know how to get here by car from the deagan or henry hudson??? i was just reading all the post and def want to check this place out sounds like alot of fun... im mostly inot bears and chubby white guys only
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Last time i was here I also noticed an NYPD boat sailing by the rocks where the action is. Not sure if they were looking for cruisers but they kept going back and forth while looking into the bushes. Also this place although most favorable in the Summer/Spring picks up whenever the weather is warm, so I am sure it should be pretty busy this hot Columbus day weekend.
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now that the weather is cooler is there still action? I discovered this place this summer so don't know how it is in the fall.... want to go this week but don't want to make the hike uptown if its dead.
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anyone going there tomorrow (Monday) afternoon?
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Yes, I saw him there once a few weeks ago, but I've never seen him get out. I like the place, and went there five or six times this summer.
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let me know if someone wants to bike there with me tomorrow or this eve italian biker, 30 YO, 150 pounds, 5.
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Anybody else see the parks guy patrolling this place on the dune buggy? Was there during the week, nice day but the place was more empty than ever before and some guy( brown uniform, park ranger?) on a very quiet vehicle was riding up and down the path- saw him twice in about an hour. What is up with the bright orange paint marking some of the rocks? Maybe some sort of surveyor marks? Plan for this place to be made into a part of the bike trail around Manhattan? Anybody know anything? Got a sinking feeling that this spots days are numbered. Enjoy carefully while it lasts.
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I think I'll have to check this out today...after 11am
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Anyone wed lunch time or later afternoon? Preferably 18-25 in shape guys?
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Hope to see you tomorrow too be there around 11:00 to 1:00 then again 3:30 to about 5:00
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