Alexander Hamilton Park & George Washington Bridge Walking Tour

Guided in Korean Runs: Wed · Thu · Fri · Sat 2:00 PM start – 6:00 PM finish (4 hours) Adults KRW 50,000 · Children KRW 35,000 (ages 18 & under) Ages 11+ · Max 6 people Meet: GWB Bus Station, 1st floor, in front of See Sharp Cafe

About This Tour

A walking tour that crosses the George Washington Bridge — the bridge linking New York and New Jersey — on foot. Take in the Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline from the bridge, visit Ross Dock riverside park right under the bridge, taste mochi donuts and Japanese bakery treats at Mitsuwa market in Edgewater, admire the Manhattan skyline from the cliffs of Hamilton Park in Weehawken, and stroll the Hoboken waterfront. Transfers to Ross Dock, Mitsuwa, Hamilton Park, and Hoboken are by vehicle, and at the end we ride the PATH train back to Koreatown on 32nd Street, where the tour ends.

Course Map

Red line = the full course (including vehicle and PATH segments) · Click the map to zoom in

Itinerary

14:00
Meet — GWB Bus Station, 1st floor, in front of See Sharp Cafe

Connected indoors to the A train 175th St (George Washington Bridge) station. We say hello, introduce the course, and set off.
14:10
Walk to the South Walkway entrance About 10 min on foot

We walk together from the station to the entrance of the bridge's south walkway.
14:20
Cross the George Washington Bridge South Walk About 40 min on foot · 1.9 km

Walk across the Hudson River on the bridge. At the mid-bridge photo stop, take pictures with the Manhattan skyline and the Palisades cliffs behind you.
15:00
Transfer to Ross Dock About 10 min by vehicle

Board the vehicle at the New Jersey-side exit and ride along the riverside road under the cliffs (Henry Hudson Drive).
15:10
Ross Dock Picnic Area (about 35 min)

A Hudson River park right under the George Washington Bridge. Take your time at this photo spot, where looking up at the bridge is the highlight.
15:45
Transfer to Mitsuwa Marketplace About 15 min by vehicle

Ride south along the Hudson River to Edgewater.
16:00
Mitsuwa Marketplace — rest & browse (about 25 min)

At one of America's largest Japanese markets, taste the mochi donuts KAI SWEETS is famous for and Japanese bakery items, and browse the market. Restrooms are here too.
16:25
Transfer to Alexander Hamilton Park About 15 min by vehicle

Ride south along the river to Weehawken.
16:40
Alexander Hamilton Park — Manhattan views (about 20 min)

From this clifftop park, take in the Manhattan skyline head-on. See the Hamilton bust and the 1804 duel memorial as well.
17:00
Transfer to Hoboken About 10 min by vehicle

Ride south along the river to Hoboken.
17:10
Hoboken sightseeing (about 30 min)

Enjoy the skyline from the Hudson River walkway and Pier A Park, look around Sinatra Park and the Washington Street shops, then head to Hoboken Terminal.
17:40
Board the PATH train — Hoboken Terminal → 33rd St About 15–20 min

We board the 33rd Street train together. The $3.25 fare is at your own expense. See the guide below for how to ride.
18:00
Tour ends — 33rd St station (32nd St & 6th Ave, Koreatown)

The tour ends at the final stop, 33rd Street station.

About the Stops

1See Sharp Cafe — Meeting Point

A cafe inside the bus station serving coffee, matcha, and pastries.
It is on the 1st floor near the Fort Washington Avenue entrance, so it is easy to find.
It connects directly by an indoor passage from the A train 175th St station.

📍 This is the meeting point — we meet in front of this cafe at 2:00 PM

Meeting point — See Sharp Coffee entrance, front — See Sharp Coffee entrance — look for the sign

Meeting point — See Sharp Coffee side view, the glass corner shop on the bus station 1st floor — It is the glass corner shop on the 1st floor of the bus station

2George Washington Bridge South Walk

The south walkway of the suspension bridge opened in 1931, about 1.9 km long.
From mid-river, the Manhattan skyline and New Jersey's Palisades cliffs fill your view.
Seeing the towers and cables up close is an experience only the bridge itself can give you.

3Ross Dock Picnic Area

A Hudson River park right under the George Washington Bridge.
The view looking up at the bridge overhead is a scene you cannot get anywhere else.
With lawns, picnic tables, and a riverside path, it is a great place to rest.

4Mitsuwa Marketplace (Edgewater)

One of the largest Japanese markets in the US, on the Hudson River waterfront in Edgewater.
It is famous for chewy mochi donuts (KAI SWEETS) and Japanese bakeries (Pullman Bakery & Shige Pan) — perfect for a tasting stop.
A rest stop to browse Japanese groceries and goods, with restrooms available.

5Alexander Hamilton Park (Hamilton Park, Weehawken)

A park on the Boulevard East cliffs in Weehawken, a viewpoint where the Manhattan skyline spreads out straight ahead.
This is where the Hamilton–Burr duel took place in 1804; there is a bust of Hamilton and a duel memorial.
We finish the course here, taking in the full view of Manhattan across the river.

6Hoboken

A Hudson River city known as Frank Sinatra's hometown.
From the riverside walkway and the Pier A Park lawn, the southern Manhattan skyline fills your view.
We also look around the Washington Street shops (including the original Carlo's Bakery) and Hoboken Terminal, built in 1907.

Photo Gallery

Manhattan skyline seen from under the bridge — Manhattan skyline from under the bridge

The George Washington Bridge from the riverside

Mitsuwa Marketplace (Edgewater) — Mitsuwa Marketplace — rest stop

Riverside Henry Hudson Drive (vehicle segment)

Hudson River panorama from Hamilton Park — Hamilton Park — Hudson River and Manhattan panorama

Hoboken Pier A Park and the Manhattan skyline

Good to Know

· Days: Wed · Thu · Fri · Sat, 2:00 PM start – 6:00 PM finish, 4 hours total
· Price: Adults KRW 50,000 · Children KRW 35,000 (children = ages 18 & under · ages 11+ only, max 6 people)
· Included: guide + vehicle transfers to Ross Dock, Mitsuwa, Hamilton Park, and Hoboken (PATH fare is at your own expense)
· Meeting point: GWB Bus Station, 1st floor, in front of See Sharp Cafe (connected to the A train 175th St station)
· End: we ride the PATH train and finish at 33rd St station (32nd St & 6th Ave, Koreatown)
· It can be windy on the bridge — bring a jacket
· Payment is by KRW bank transfer. Send a booking request and we will contact you with the transfer details

How to Ride the PATH Train (Hoboken → 33rd St)

· The $3.25 fare is at your own expense. Coins are not accepted — pay with a contactless card
① Enter Hoboken Terminal and head to the PATH fare gates (follow the PATH signs on the ceiling)
② Tap your contactless credit/debit card or phone (Apple Pay · Google Pay) on the blue reader at the gate — one card per person, tap your own and go through
③ On the platform, board a train signed '33rd Street' (trains run about every 10 minutes, including Saturday afternoons)
④ Stops in order: Christopher St → 9th St → 14th St → 23rd St → 33rd St (final stop), about 15–20 minutes
⑤ Get off at the final stop, 33rd Street station, and you are right at 32nd St & 6th Ave (Herald Square)

Adults KRW 50,000 · Children KRW 35,000 (ages 18 & under) · Max 6 people
Wed · Thu · Fri · Sat, 2:00 PM start – 6:00 PM finish

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