Highbridge Recreation Center
Set in Highbridge Park near the historic High Bridge and water tower, this center has a gym for basketball and indoor games. Kids can join free NYC Parks youth recreation and sports programs.
by The Armory Foundation
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Home of the Millrose Games, this Washington Heights facility is one of the world's top indoor track venues and hosts over 100 meets a year, including many youth and high school competitions. Young runners compete and train on its banked track.
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Open Mon-Fri 9AM-7PM; weekend hours depend on events
Meet entry fees vary
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Ages 8–17.
Meet entry fees vary
Open Mon-Fri 9AM-7PM; weekend hours depend on events
216 Fort Washington Avenue, 10032, in Washington Heights, Manhattan.
Yes. The Armory Track & Field Center is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by The Armory Foundation: armory.nyc, or call (212) 923-1803.
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