Snow & Pines: A Frosted Walk Through Central Park
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ᵔ◡ᵔ❄️ Don’t miss Central Park’s snow magic! ❄️
Apologies for the last-minute plans! I didn’t want to miss the chance to walk through Central Park while it’s freshly covered in snow. The snow will stop by 11 AM, so the paths will still be pristine and truly magical.
Come experience the park transformed into a winter wonderland! Join our scenic snow walk TODAY and wander through sparkling white paths with fellow nature lovers.⛄
📍 Gather at Columbus Circle / 59th Street Entrance at 12:00 PM.
🕛 At 12:30 PM, we’ll begin our walk through the park, visiting some of the most magical snowy spots:
• The Pond & Gapstow Bridge: Iconic cast-iron bridge framed by snow-covered trees, perfect for winter photos.
• The Mall & Literary Walk: Elm canopy blanketed in snow, ideal for a peaceful stroll and snapping scenic shots.
• Bethesda Terrace & Fountain: Architecture framed by frost and snow—pure winter magic.
• Turtle Pond: A serene snowy spot for quiet reflection and scenic photos.
• Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir: Panoramic water views surrounded by winter scenery.
• North Meadow: Open snowy fields framed by frosted trees.
• Conservatory Garden: A six-acre formal garden in the northeast corner of the park, enchanting under a blanket of snow. Perfect to pause, enjoy the view, and take photos before heading home.
Walk: Approximately 2.5 miles through the park. Relaxed pace, but we’ll keep moving to stay on schedule. Total time: ~2–2.5 hours.
Bundle up, wear warm shoes, and get ready for a sparkling winter adventure you won’t forget! ❄️ Restrooms are available inside The Shops at Columbus Circle.
Let me know if you’re in! Excited to enjoy this snowy day with you all!
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