Flatiron Building – One World Trade Center loop from 23rd Street

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Flatiron Building – One World Trade Center loop from 23rd Street

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Flatiron Building – One World Trade Center loop from 23rd Street

01:07

20.7km

50m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 16, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 8.77 km for 81 m

After 10.0 km for 175 m

After 10.5 km for 72 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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33 m

Flatiron Building

Highlight • Monument

Named for its resemblance to the shape of an iron, the "Flatiron Building" is known for having long been one of Manhattan's tallest skyscrapers.

The building, with a height of 87m and 22 floors, was completed in 1902 and is the masterpiece of the architect Daniel Burnham.

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6.86 km

Nice View of Brooklyn Bridge

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Construction of the Brooklyn Bridge lasted from 1869 to 1883. The bridge was opened in May 1883. It was the longest steel suspension bridge in the world. For a while, the Brooklyn Bridge was the only connection between Manhattan and Brooklyn.

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8.38 km

East Coast Memorial

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Many know this park on the southernmost tip of Manhattan as an arrival or departure point of the Staten Island Ferry (a free crossing allows a sensational view of the skyline). Battery Park is one of New York City's oldest public parks and is of great historical importance to New York. This is exactly where the first Dutch settlers arrived when they founded New Amsterdam. This was long before Ellis Island was even conceivable. Due to its proximity to the Staten Island Ferry, it takes many visitors to the beautiful park.

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8.64 km

Battery Bikeway

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The Battery Bikeway is an asphalt path that connects the East River Greenway and Hudson River Greenway, forming part of the 32-mile Manhattan Waterfront Greenway. Starting near the Governor's Island Ferry terminal, the two-lane terracotta bike path winds through The Battery, passing monuments and attractions, and joins the Hudson River Greenway at Battery Place and West Street. This provides a seamless link for cyclists around Manhattan Island.

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8.81 km

View of One World Trade Center

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Taking a free orange ferry across the Hudson River and admiring New York's skyline is one of the highlights that will leave a lasting impression.

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10.1 km

One World Trade Center

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One World Trade Center is located on Ground Zero - the same area where the September 2001 attacks on the Twin Towers took place. The building was originally called the Freedom Tower, but was later renamed to its current name for marketing reasons.
It is the tallest building in the western world (541 meters). Exactly, the building is 541.3 meters high, which corresponds to the equivalent of 1776 feet. This number is symbolic of the United States Declaration of Independence, which was signed in 1776.

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10.8 km