Alley Pond Park is Home to the First Nature Trail in the City. When Alley Pond Park opened to the public in 1935, it included several acres of playing fields within the green space, including a ...

THEY PUT the pond back in Alley Pond Park. City and state builders restored the open body of water that once was Alley Pond in Douglaston. When the Long Island Expressway was built about 50 years a… ...

In Alley Pond Park, a desire line had formed to reach a clearing where teen-agers liked to drink. In Marine Park, in Brooklyn, residents had created new trails by (illegally) racing their A.T.V.s ...

More than a hundred acres of woodlands, trails, streams, and ponds, all within the city limits. See the profile of this NYC attraction in Queens. Skip to content , or skip to search .

I love Fall. I love the cooler weather, the autumn foliage, pumpkins and Indian corn. To me, it’s not a season of death, but of new purpose. After a hot summer, everyone seems renewed in the fall, ...

Size: 655 acres. It is the second-largest park in Queens and the 10th largest in the city. History: Most of the parkland from Little Neck Bay in the north, Alley Creek and Douglaston Parkway on the… ...