30 - 46th Avenue North
The northern side of the park between 43rd and 46th Avenues is one of
the prettiest parts of the park, particularly given the small number
of people going there. Groves of trees are sprinkled among grassy
meadows. (Note, some of these meadows are closed for reforestation.)
This is a very pleasant area in which to take a walk.
When you get tired of walking, a nice place to settle down is just
into the park from the 46th Avenue entrance. This is a large, pretty
area with grassy ground cover and a mix of shade and sun. It has one
of the more expansive views looking out across the city to the
northwest.
Enter the park at 46th Avenue and follow the path as
it curls around to the left and uphill. The path will eventually head
east and slightly back toward Fulton St., between 45th and 46th
Avenues. From here walk into the meadow toward the street. Choose a
spot that balances privacy from the path and the buildings along
Fulton.
This place is out in the open, so you'll need to be at
least somewhat discrete if you want to avoid being noticed. In any
case, other than a little street noise, this is a rather pretty place
to linger for awhile.
27 - 43rd Avenue South
28 - Lindley Meadow
29 - Elk Glen Lake
30 - 46th Avenue North
31 - Washington Bicentennial Grove
32 - JFK Drive
33
- 34th Avenue South
34 - Fuchsia
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