Trails, tracks & footways in the city of New York, New York
Nearly 1000 trails and tracks, including Queens Boulevard and East River Esplanade, are mapped in this New York GIS dataset, focusing on surface types and bicycle access.

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Access a comprehensive range of GIS trails, tracks, and footways datasets tailored for New York. This resource contains nearly a thousand features including natural and urban paths like the Rail Trail, Queens Boulevard, and East River Esplanade, which vary from dirt trails to fully designated concrete paths suitable for bicycles. Each listed item on our dataset is identified by name and detailed with surface type, availability for bicycling, and whether the pathway is segregated for safer usage. The dataset serves as a valuable tool for professionals in urban planning, recreation management, or transportation development seeking detailed geographical insights.
Exploring the Trails, tracks & footways in New York dataset will reveal features like:
- Rail Trail
- Boundary Avenue
- Central Avenue
- Cardinal Farley Avenue
- Saint Peter Avenue
- Saint Stephen’s Avenue
- Queens Boulevard
- East River Esplanade
- Queens Plaza Greenway
- Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge Path
- Shore Tower Path
- Terrace Drive
- Sound View Park Greenway
- Astoria Park Greenway
- Bronx River Greenway
- Soundview Park Greenway
- Crotona Park Greenway
- East 102nd Street
- Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir Running Path
- Riverside Walk
- 116th Street Entrance to Riverside Park
- Cherry Walk
- High Bridge
- Herman “Denny” Farrell Pedestrian Bridge
Upon completion of your Felt account setup, access your dedicated interactive map displaying Trails, tracks & footways in New York. Employ various tools for customization, analysis, and seamless GeoPackage data export. Additionally, access our vast compilation of pre-existing GIS data, offering numerous supplementary datasets designed for New York.







