How long is the Broadway Walk (Part 1, Uptown)?

The walk covers more than 7 miles and typically takes 4 or more hours depending on group pace.

Is the walk suitable for beginners?

This is a challenging walk best suited for those in good physical condition and comfortable with long distances.

Where does the tour start and end?

The tour starts at 146 W 228th St, Bronx, NY 10463 (near St. Stephen's Methodist Church) and ends at Columbus Circle in Manhattan.

Are there rest stops or places to eat along the way?

Yes, the route passes through several neighborhoods with cafes and shops where you can take breaks and refuel.

Can I join the second part of the Broadway Walk afterwards?

Yes, KeithYorkCity offers Part 2 for those wanting to continue south through Manhattan’s key neighborhoods.

What should I bring on the walk?

Comfortable shoes, water, weather-appropriate clothing, and optionally sun protection depending on the season.

Broadway Walk Uptown Adventure with KeithYorkCity | City Tour | Sightseeing Tour

Stretching over seven miles from Marble Hill in the Bronx to the lively pulse of Columbus Circle, KeithYorkCity’s Broadway Walk (Part 1, Uptown) offers an immersive urban adventure that redefines city walking tours. This is not your typical stroll. It’s an invigorating, physically demanding trek through some of Manhattan’s most culturally rich and varied neighborhoods—Marble Hill, Inwood, Washington Heights, West Harlem, Morningside Heights, and the Upper West Side to name a few. From 146 W 228th St in the Bronx, your journey begins at St. Stephen's Methodist Church, tracing Broadway’s northern stretch, revealing the layers of history embedded in the city’s fabric.

This route stands out for its deep connection to New York City’s diverse heritage and architecture. You’ll witness the transition from the last vestiges of Bronx greenery in Marble Hill to the bustling urban vibe of Columbus Circle. The walk traverses diverse landscapes—from the leafy Morningside Park and Riverside Drive to iconic landmarks and culturally significant streetscapes. The route follows Broadway, a street that cuts across the island, offering a unique cross-section of Manhattan’s evolution, from its indigenous and colonial roots through modern urban development.

KeithYorkCity delivers this experience with a finely tuned balance of storytelling, pacing, and local insight—perfect for those who want to dive deep into the city’s history via each neighborhood’s landmarks and street life. While challenging, this 4-plus-hour journey suits adventurous walkers looking for more than just a sightseeing trip. It’s a rare chance to see Manhattan beyond the usual tourist corridors, engaging with neighborhoods often overlooked yet brimming with character.

This experience also acts as a gateway to the second part of the Broadway Walk, stretching further down the island into Times Square and beyond. For urban adventurers ready to challenge their stamina and curiosity, the Broadway Walk (Part 1, Uptown) is a standout chapter in New York City exploration.