Arthur Ross Pinetum - Arboretum in New York - 86th St Transverse, USA

Gorgeous collection of fenced in pines. Actually, I like even better collection of evergreen trees in Cedar Hill area of Central Park. While you are close by Pinetum, check out Great Lawn area for views of midtown skyscrapers.

Arthur Ross Pinetum is a four-acre landscape featuring 17 different species of pine trees. In the 1970s, native New Yorker and philanthropist Arthur Ross set out to return pine trees to Central Park in an area where the pines had been replaced by deciduous trees.

Snowy scene with tons of dogwalkers. I went there to workout. Gorgeous landscaping. Picnic tables. Swing sets for kids. A cool non-playground space for adults to hang out with kids.

Interesting place, unfortunately almost none of the trees are labeled.

Very nice in winter than ever.

I love it amazing place, my mom and me passed an amazing day. We felt super good because the people who visit this park enjoyed it quietly, and we respect each other and this is very important. We must respect nature. I love nature ❤️

Awesome place for picnic!

Great, place, and romantic walk with your family or lover.