Fall Birding at Inwood Hill Park with Annie Barry (10/15)

Inwood Hill Park is a jewel of New York City. Nestled between the Hudson River, Dyckman Street, and Seaman Avenue, this last tract of largely old-growth oak and tulip forest transports you to another world and another time. Glacial "pot holes," towering trees, and stunning river views create an unrivaled birding backdrop. 

$28 for members, $42 for non-members. Limited to 15.

Note on Accessibility:

This park contains paved paths with some inclined trails. Restrooms are available on site. The 1 and A train lines stop closest to the park.

Photo: The Great Crested Flycatcher, identifiable by its yellow belly and rufous tail and wings, may stop through the mature woodlands of Inwood Hill Park. Credit: Laura Meyers