Glen Span Arch — Attraction in New York

Glen Span Arch is a rustic stone arch that marks the western boundary of the woodland landscape known as the Ravine.

It carries the West Drive over the water body known as the Loch and the main pedestrian path through the Ravine. While not as rustic as Huddlestone Arch at the other end of the Ravine, Glen Span Arch’s construction—with large rough-hewn stones taken from the surrounding rocky landscape—was intended to blend in with the surrounding woodland landscape (like the Ramble Stone Arch). The upper portion of the bridge was originally constructed in wood, making it the only wood bridge to carry the weight of the carriage drive. It soon deteriorated and was replaced with...

Pretty somewhat enchanting area of the park. However, if it were only higher in elevation, about at "least" another 15,000 feet. It would give the impression of climbing up high mountains, like Tibet, Nepal or other parts of the Himalayas. Thus, if you are lucky enough (actually worthy to become a student) only then may you actually achieve Oneness, and obtain the highest knowledge. Somewhat akin to "Seven years in...

The waters fall from the Pool and beckon you through a rustic hands-hewn stone underpass towards the Harlem Meer. Scene of many movie romances, recalls olden times when hanging ferns & birds in cages were on display. You may use your cell to dial free messages by celebrities on your walk. Very safe, but having a companion makes your exploration much...