Fall Foliage: Admire the season's changing leaves at this 14-acre park looking out to The Narrows and South Brooklyn.
Fall Foliage: Walk under a canopy of autumn’s rich palette of towering oaks, and an under-layer of Dogwood, Sassafras, and Cork tree, all part of the largest continuous oak forest in Queens.
Fall Foliage: Stroll through colorful oaks, maples, beeches and tulip poplars, looking out on the New York Harbor.
Fall Foliage: Witness the changing colors of the leaves while trailing through the last remaining, naturally occurring, native hardwood (oak–hickory) forest on the Manhattan Island.
Fall Foliage: Take it all in here, at the city’s largest park. Stop by Split Rock Golf Course and check out the 400-year-old white oak, one of the oldest white oaks in the United States.
Fall Foliage: Wind through one of the many trails in this 635-acre park, home to more than 30,000 native trees and shrubs, like native oaks and maples.
