Due to heavy rain in the forecast, tonight’s High Line Tour: From Freight to Flowers has been canceled. We look forward to seeing you on a future tour!
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HIGH LINE NETWORK
The High Line Network is a peer-to-peer group of 46 infrastructure reuse projects—and the people who help them come to life. Projects in the High Line Network transform underutilized infrastructure into new urban landscapes.
With 31 open projects that welcomed nearly 50 million people in 2025, and another 15 member projects in various stages of development, the Network supports members in redefining what a park can be. These reimagined spaces together offer community-first solutions to their cities’ most pressing challenges through thoughtful reinvention into hybrid public squares, open-air museums, botanical gardens, social service organizations, walkways, transit corridors, and more.
Formed by and officially launched in 2017 as a program of Friends of the High Line, the Network’s mission is to support this community of infrastructure reuse projects in creating a world where people have access to vibrant public spaces that center local communities, build civic connections, support environmental resilience, and foster equitable community and economic development. Bringing together professionals and practitioners across green spaces and urban design, the Network connects members with each other and with experts in the field to learn, directly observe best practices in action, and collaborate on work together, often resulting in resources and tools for the broader field.
Learn more about the High Line NetworkSupport
Lead and founding support for the High Line Network is provided by the Freedom Together Foundation.
Major support is provided by TD Bank.
Program support is provided by Guardian.
The High Line Network is a peer-to-peer group of 46 infrastructure reuse projects—and the people who help them come to life. Projects in the High Line Network transform underutilized infrastructure into new urban landscapes.
With 31 open projects that welcomed nearly 50 million people in 2025, and another 15 member projects in various stages of development, the Network supports members in redefining what a park can be. These reimagined spaces together offer community-first solutions to their cities’ most pressing challenges through thoughtful reinvention into hybrid public squares, open-air museums, botanical gardens, social service organizations, walkways, transit corridors, and more.
Formed by and officially launched in 2017 as a program of Friends of the High Line, the Network’s mission is to support this community of infrastructure reuse projects in creating a world where people have access to vibrant public spaces that center local communities, build civic connections, support environmental resilience, and foster equitable community and economic development. Bringing together professionals and practitioners across green spaces and urban design, the Network connects members with each other and with experts in the field to learn, directly observe best practices in action, and collaborate on work together, often resulting in resources and tools for the broader field.
Learn more about the High Line NetworkSupport
Lead and founding support for the High Line Network is provided by the Freedom Together Foundation.
Major support is provided by TD Bank.
Program support is provided by Guardian.