THE CENTRAL PARK.; Ramblings in the Ramble The Most Pleasant Spot in New-York. Share full article. July 24, 1860. Credit... The New York Times Archives.

The story of Amy Cooper, the white woman who called the police on an African American man who was bird watching in Central Park and who asked her to leash her dog in accordance with park rules, is ...

Over 340 hectares in size, an entire day can be spent walking the grounds of the park. If you need some help figuring out ...

Birding is a relaxing hobby that's easy to learn. Once you get into it, consider visiting this popular New York destination ...

The Ramble isn’t exactly an unknown part of Central Park, but it’s still one of your best bets if you’re seeking a respite from the crowds that gather around Sheep Meadow or the Great Lawn.

It’s a beautiful day in New York’s Central Park, and Isabella Rossellini is whispering in my ear. “Beneath the leafy canopy, you are surrounded by miracles of nature,” she says of the scene that ...

Members of the Central Park Conservancy join photographer and author Robert A. McCabe (The Ramble in Central Park: A Wilderness West of Fifth) tote along illust ...

On Friday last JOHN McKINNEY, keeper of the cottage in the Ramble at Central Park, discovered the body of an unknown man lying in a secluded spot at the south side of the Ramble, at a short ...

First, the facts: Both Amy Cooper and Christian Cooper (no relation) were in Central Park’s Ramble, a wooded area, on Monday morning. Christian was birding; Amy was walking her dog.