How long would it take to walk around Central Park in New York?

If you're walking at a moderate pace (approximately 3 miles per hour), you could cover the park's length in about 50 minutes. For those walking briskly (around 4 miles per hour), the journey from one end of the park to the other would take roughly 37.5 minutes.



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Central Park is free, but has its own paid shares of attractions as well. With its vastness, you'll definitely need a guide to help you pinpoint exactly where to go, and what to do within it if you're pressed for time.

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It is half a mile wide and 2.5 miles long. If you were to go from the bottom of Central Park to the top of Central Park as quickly as possible, without stopping, it would take you about an hour at a brisk walking pace.

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The best things to do in Central Park right now
  1. Enjoy the views at Central Park Mall (year-round) ...
  2. Stroll through the Conservatory Garden (year-round) ...
  3. Monkey around at the Central Park Zoo (year-round) ...
  4. Get ready to Ramble (year-round) ...
  5. Climb up Belvedere Castle (year-round) ...
  6. Pay homage to Seneca Village (year-round)


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The best way to see most, is to do as the locals and ride a bike. Central Park is extremely bike friendly, and the bike paths weave in and out of the major attractions. For a guided experience, there are Central Park bike tours for $29. Biking around Central Park is the perfect way to spend a day in the Big Apple!

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10 Must-See Sights of Central Park
  • Central Park's Pond & Gapstow Bridge, a classic NYC view. ...
  • Strolling under the leafy canopy of The Mall. ...
  • Bethesda Terrace & Fountain. ...
  • Rowing on Central Park's Lake. ...
  • Conquer the castle of Central Park: Belvedere Castle. ...
  • The Ramble, a tranquil forest in the heart of the park.


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Looking for some fun and interesting experiences in New York City? Check out this perfect one-day itinerary of things to do in Central Park that you can customize based on your interests. Without a plan or internal gps system, you can run around New York City's Central Park all day long – like I did. Literally.

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Check out this perfect one-day itinerary of things to do in Central Park that you can customize based on your interests. Without a plan or internal gps system, you can run around New York City's Central Park all day long – like I did. Literally.

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No, the park is not necessarily safe after dark. Central Park is closed to the public from 1AM until 6AM. It's definitely not advised to visit the park during these closed hours. Not only is it unsafe, but it's illegal!

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The distance between Times Square and Central Park is 2 miles.

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First off, it's never a good idea to go through Central Park at night. While Central Park is an idyllic tourist attraction during the day, it is technically supposed to be closed late at night and in the early hours of the morning. The vast majority of cases of crime and violence in the park occur at night.

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To ensure a safe experience, it's important to use common sense and avoid visiting the park alone at night. Central Park is open daily from 6 AM to 1 AM, and it is forbidden and highly not recommended to be in the park outside of these hours.

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I think it's best to start your walk from the southwest corner of 59th St. and 5th Ave by the Pulitzer Fountain. It's easy to find the spot because the statue is located directly in front of the Plaza Hotel's main entrance and if you follow the pathways you will end up at 72nd St. and Central Park West.

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