It is the only bridge that crosses New Jersey from Manhattan, it is a great experience to cross it, the view is spectacular, It is quite busy with cyclists you must be careful. on the other side you find fort lee, a nice neighborhood to know.

I have the pleasure of commuting to work on GWB bike lane. Everyday I pass by, I get to see one of the best views in the city.

I know bridges aren’t all that cool to some but this one is a great one. If you wanna get up and close on the NY side of things you can by walking along the greenway to get under it. At night it’s a great view and during the day it’s still as special. Driving it isn’t that great but hey just spend some time looking at it.

The view of the bridge from hickings trails below it just impressive! It gets a little bit noise when you nearby, but once you are at a distance the view of the bridge with skyscrapers of New York City on the background is like a perfect picture. If have a chance to catch the night view - do it!! You wont regret!

Its better to go during the day before and after rush hours so you can patiently look for parking. We only walked half way as we had our kids with us. It can be very noisy so I would recommend using ear protection but also be careful with the cyclists that are crossing the bridge as well.Lots of great views !

A tonic walk across the bridge. Wonderful, delightful views of the Hudson, New York City and Jersey City. I will definitely invite friends for the next walk

Riverside Park is a great place to walk, run, cycle. Enjoy the fresh air beautiful views all along the way.

What a beautiful day! Crossing the bridge I got a Good View to New York City, just a little traffic though, but a wonderful day!

Super narrow entrance to the path for walking and biking on the Manhattan side. What are you gonna do, though? Without this path thered be no way to power yourself from NYC to New Jersey and points north/west.

Yea it’s a spectacular bridge, bridging NJ to NY or vice versa, and yes trailers pay crazy money, upwards $125.00 to cross over the bridge, cars $15.00. But once a year, our flag flys, yes slowing traffic, but it’s worth every second of the slow down. Forget the nyc skyline view from the bridge. It’s our 100’ flag flying that makes my heart rate rise.

Nice long walk across the bridge in the evening from fort Lee to the upper west sideLots of police around. Shared the walkway with bikes and other pedestrians. Great views of the city and river. Bridge is lit at night.Best to do it on a weekday

Beautiful view on the day I went there with my bike

The George Washington Bridge is my personal favorite. From the mists down below, partly shrouding the Little Red Lighthouse and the passing barge traffic on the Hudson, up to the iron towers, it was a beautiful day.

I love working at the GW. It has amazing views and great people watching.

The walk down to the Hudson, with the bridge right there was spectacular. The paths are easy to follow for a comfortablehike or bike ride. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Picnic tables to sit at fun for kids to run around

Beautiful view from the heights. Quiet environment with nice spots to enjoy the view!

A bike route which looks like it will be improved soon.

A must whenever visit NYC. When its windy - its really fun and a bit scary. Used to not have all the protection fences but then they decided to many jumped i guess...so now its very well fenced but still a joy.

Best park ever tennis courts barbeque areas bicycle lanes walking running river breese plants seats and so calm and quiet

It is a massive, stunning masterpiece of Engineering and Architecture. The views from Ft. George Washington Park are breathtaking day or night.

Great bike route with scenic views that brings you to Fort Lee, NJ. You can stop at a bar and have a drink.

Excellent views from the bridge specially in the Fall season!

Love going to Fort Lee Historic Park and crossing over the GWB awesome views of New York City and New Jersey

Went here for first time with fiance to go see the little red lighthouse under the bridge. It was a nice walk and great day.

It was great to walk across the bridge and the scenery was fantastic

Amazing place. A piece of mind and relaxation. Great for a family to visit and enjoy the best view ever

Very impressive place! The background is like a perfect picture.

Masterpiece Bridge!Best connection tool established with all South States and New YorkEverything else its the outcome of progress and development

HUGE traffic backups. Would recommend to take PATH or NJ Transit (PATH is best). Tolls are super high, as someone from California, I did not expect paying $13.75 for crossing a bridge. There, the max toll on a bridge is $6. Overall, great bridge.

Always love to come drive over this Bridge.

Nice view, beautiful place for a date or picnic day.

Crossed the river, Didnt get wet.

Beautiful, strong, stunning connection of two major cities /states.

Big Ole George Washington Bridge, have been crossing it most of my life. 20yrs ago there were times you could actually get across without much traffic, but those days are gone. Even now with the construction theyre doing is causing delays. It is a great Landmark though. A marvel of iron and steel to connect New York and New Jersey. No toll going south across the bridge, but ya got to pay going North. Hopefully they will finish construction by year 3000 and it will speed it up.

Great to walk under the bridge after the shoreline trail which is flat very pleasant. You got a great view of the city. It gets crowded on the weekends. Expensive parking.

Pretty easy bike ride over the bridge, nice view of Manhattan.

Using the south walkway for my morning exercise was pleasant except having to constantly look behind and in front for bikes and construction activities. The path was clean and an additional fence installed. Although the fence is not appealing, its a necessary security measure for pedestrians. The view is amazing overlooking lower Manhattan and New Jersey. I was able to capture scenic pictures at the beginning of the walkway at either Manhattan New Jersey.

I took an old co-worker to view the bridge from within the park on the NJ side. Beautiful view but I had to pay $5 to enter the park just to take in the view and take a few pictures. While there a white unmarked patrol car made its way to where I was parked to keep an eye on me and my female co-worker. I found it very strange. I stayed for about 10 minutes and watched the patrol person watch my guest and I. I decided to leave the park and pulled out and leave while leaving the white security car also pulled out to follow me. The occupant of the patrol car did not approach me but I think I know why I was the subject for surveillance. Be aware of the patrol working in the park they are discriminate and will following you based on the color of your skin so be alert.

This bridge has 4 levels and is backed up almost 24/7 and costs over 10 dollars to cross. However, during COVID lockdown, as you can see not a single vehicle is on the bridge. That will never happen again as long as that bridge is standing.

Wow, the GW is the most unpleasant way to enter or pass through nyc. Every night theres construction or an accident or both, and every day theres just unrelenting traffic. Add in the horrible road conditions, its pretty much the worst way to cross the Hudson. Unfortunately its a necessary evil for so many of us.

Great Bridge I go under it at least once a week on my power boat.

This is one of my favorite spots,Stunning view of the bridge and great hangout.

Highly recommend to cross the bridge by walking or riding a bicycle!

That is the bridge to my First Life, many areas that I know and love come to mind,beautiful ride over the majestic Hudson River, views of Engelwood Cliffs, or West New York, Hey Hoboken, Weehawken, great City Sky line coming in to New York, beautiful views at night as well,

Beautiful and amazing bridge connecting two states!

Kinda surreal crossing the bridge and not seeing a sea of red lights!Beautiful views!

Biking over this bridge reminds me of why I love New York, amazing scenery

Known from the story as The Great Grey Bridge the George Washington bridge spans the river and states of NY and NJ. The bridge is an interesting open lattice design and has elegant draped suspension span. Very similar to its more famous west coast cousin. Well worth a visit. You can bike or walk over the bridge if you want to look. It is accessible from The Greenway.

Beautiful views and great to get some fresh air n clear your mind.

Five stars for having a bike walking lane, otherwise one star for traffic

The George Washington Bridge is a double-decked suspension bridge spanning the Hudson River, connecting the New York City borough of Manhattan with the New Jersey borough of Fort Lee. The bridge is named after George Washington, the first president of the United States. The George Washington Bridge is the worlds busiest motor vehicle bridge, carrying over 103 million vehicles per year in 2016.It is owned by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a bi-state government agency that operates infrastructure in the Port of New York and New Jersey. The George Washington Bridge is also informally known as the GW Bridge, the GWB, the GW, or the George, and was known as the Fort Lee Bridge or Hudson River Bridge during construction.

I loved the whole experience of walking the GWB.

Went smoothly and quickly late at night!

Nice place connect a lot families to met together ... A place of piece and relaxing

We drove through easily during the morning hours

Gorgeous views.

Its a beautiful bridge over the Hudson River linking NY and NJ.

Very beautiful bridge. Illuminate only in National Holidays.

Fascinating structure, the sheer work that went into this bridge.

I love walking across the bridge from new York City to new jersey and back. There is a vantage point where you can see the bridge in its full glory....

A great structure from the 1930s connecting New Jersey to New York!

The Washington Bridge is a 2,375-foot (724 m)-long arch bridge over the Harlem River in New York City between the boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx. The span, opened in 1888, connects 181st Street and Amsterdam Avenue in Washington Heights, Manhattan, with University Avenue in Morris Heights, Bronx. It carries six lanes of traffic, as well as sidewalks on both sides. Ramps at either end of the bridge connect to the Trans-Manhattan Expressway and the Cross-Bronx Expressway.The bridge is operated and maintained by the New York City Department of Transportation. It once carried U.S. Route 1, which now travels over the Alexander Hamilton Bridge.

Incredibly beautiful, not the most visited bridge in Manhattan but is just unbelievable astonish, and with today especial weather I called it The Vanishing Bridge.

Great place to take pictures

Historic bridge with historic traffic.

Just beautiful any way you look at it

Needs another bike lane.

The bridge and side view of the bridge is so beautiful. It is long bridge and the linked New Jersey and New York city each other. There are two levels of the bridge, the upper level and the lowar level. Both the level are two ways. From the bridge you can see the beautiful buildings of New York city and hills of the New Jersey. And last but not the least, you can see the crystal clear water of the Hudson river...

This is a truly beautiful suspension bridge between New Jersey and Manhattan. When it was built it was the longest suspension bridge in the world almost doubling the previous record-holder. It has eight Lanes of traffic on its Upper Deck and six Lanes of traffic on its Lower Deck. It Carries more traffic every year then any other bridge in the world. Over 1 million cars and trucks every year

The view of the GWB is fantastic on holidays. The lights are festive. On extremely cold days, you may see ice floating down the river. If you are looking for a nice jog, I’d recommend a there and back again to New Jersey via the GWB. However, if your plan is to drive across, be prepared for delays and a hefty toll! Enjoy!

Perfect weather day.

Nice area for use the bicycle

It is safe and wonderful to see how closely we are from NJ to NYC

Cool park that puts you almost right on top of the GW Bridge. I didn’t walk to much of the path which goes on for miles, but this specific spot is a great stop even for a few minutes.

Amazing piece of architecture that I am always photographing.

Double Decker Bridge from NJ to Upper Manhatten (about 120 St). Near Columbia Hospital

Great bridge connecting NY and the East to the world.Unfortunately, always under construction.

First Day back to the old Neighborhood and it was great doing my power walking.well about just walking lol. Sunny people out biking walking, running and taking in the sites. Two Nice officers protecting the good old George the bridge of course lol . Couldnt be better.

Beautiful day and view, is one of my favorite place.. I love it!

Terrible the traffic was horrible, they lanes were closed except the middle weres everyone was trying to merge into. Come on NY, lets get it together.

Honestly, great tacos.

Love this bridge but remember from here on in, history has its eyes on you

One of the most beautiful suspension bridges Ive been to. The view are great.

Its very beautiful .. Historical bridge

Used it now and then to get in and out the city. Nice ride.

An incredibly beautiful place. Spectacular to make good photos

Very good service and quality wash.

Great place to go espercially at sunset or sunrise to get a pitcure of the view of NY try it^,^!

Great bridge to bike over for a serious ride in NJ.

Great brigde for a walk, watch out for the NYC bicyclists, they are very mean. Even better if you have a bike.

There is a small old lighthouse right under the bridge by Riverside Park. Beautiful views towards N and S...

Probably one of the coolest Bridges Ive ever had the pleasure to work on. While its a constant bottleneck both coming and going you cant help but appreciate the engineering that went into such an amazing Bridge.

Its an impressive bridge, but the high tolls and possible traffic cause me to withhold a 5 star rating from this bridge. If theres no traffic, take the upper level for excellent views.

Waiting in traffic on lower level, while sitting, it felt like the bridge was going to break!! Jumping & shaking. I did not like that experience.

Its definitely scary but also majestic to walk on this bridge. The view towards downtown Manhattan is breathtaking. If you fear heights go anyways, its worth it.!

You can walk or ride your bicycle across.(who knew) no views like it anywhere else in the world. Go on a nice day and when you get to the NYC side walk left. Down the hill, then right for a selection of fun bars with open windows and a view of the bridge

Its amazing to watch most part of the city while you cross the bridge. Especially you will have a view all downtown of Manhattan.

Always traffic but a beautiful view

Nice scenery but avoid this bridge at all cost of at all possible the traffic is really bad.

Fantastic view of this bridge from Ross dock picnic area.You can walk to reach the bridge from picnic area.