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Old 09-14-13, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by zacster
Every road entrance to the park takes you directly onto the loop. Just make sure you're on an entrance to the park. There are the traverse roads that cut across the park underneath. From the north though, every entrance at 110th St/Cathedral Pkwy will take you directly to the loop.
To elaborate on what zacster says, the transverse road entrances are:

Along Central Park West:
65 St
81 St
86 St
96 St

Along 5th Ave:
97 St
85 St
79 St
66 St

All other entrances lead to the loop, including the Sixth Ave entrance along Central Park South and the one at Columbus Circle.

TheRedWolf, when will you be taking a ride? Maybe some of us can take you around on a nice custom-made bike tour. I love touring visitors around town, especially on bike.
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