• The Pool - We start off with the history of the park including the designers, why the park was built, when it was built, how it was built. We’ll start the walk along the path and the rolling terrain of The Pool area. You’ll also visit the secret Grotto waterfall and understand its purpose………..Keep in mind that there are many SECRET PLACES that are not listed here!
• Glen Span Arch - As we leave the Pool area, you’ll walk through this sensational stone arch designed in the 1860s. Nothing prepares you for the scenery that you’ll see when you pass through this high arch.
• The Ravine - Visit the manmade Adirondack Mountain scenery of the spectacular North Woods and leave the hustle and jar of New York City. We’ll walk along The Ravine of Central Park. You’ll see a waterfall, rustic bridges of stone and wood and be surrounded by trees and the sounds of birds.
• Harlem Meer - Get a great view of this body of water from one of the forts.
• The Loch - Walk along this beautiful body of water in the North Woods.
• The Blockhouse - Visit this War of 1812 fortification.
• Conservatory Garden - Visit all three serene French, English and Italian formal gardens built in the 1930s.
• Andrew Haswell Green Bench - Hear about the most important person in the history of New York that you haven’t heard about.

• Accommodation as per itinerary
• Small group - Limited to 16 people
• Special CENTRAL PARK EXPERIENCE tour available from December to February

• Gratuities

Uncover the hidden gems of Central Park that only an authentic New York City historian can guide you to. Explore some of the park’s most historic and picturesque locations situated above 100th Street, which are also less frequented. Learn about the park’s past, its founders, what was previously located there, and visit landmarks from the Revolutionary War, splendid formal gardens, trek through Central Park’s artificially created Adirondack Mountains, and more. This highly engaging, informative, and amusing tour is led by a certified New York City tour guide and historian with two decades of experience.

• Tours go out in rain, snow and shine. There are no cancellations or rescheduling for rain or snow within 24 hours of the start of the tour.
• The tour is approximately 3.25 miles and takes about 2.5 hours. You should be in good physical shape; there is uneven terrain, unpaved trails, rocks, some steep (but short) hills on dirt and mulch, uneven stairs and potentially slippery areas. It is essential that you dress appropriately and wear suitable shoes.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Some locations may not be open or accessible depending on weather conditions and/or park closings.
• Visit RevolutionaryToursNYC . com web site for additional dates and times.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.