📜 Host of stone people displaying delicate balance and sturdy silence along the Hudson River Greenway, standing witness to the rivers of water, traffic, and people that ebb and flow through New York City. 🔍 The stone people first appeared in July of 2017, created by Uliks Gryka, inspired by jagged shore rocks, and are now continually rebuilt by locals. # Why Go ✨ See whimsically ephemeral stone figures stretching into the distance. 💎 Admire figures made from glittering Manhattan Schist rock. 🎨 Experience a unique form of outsider art and sculpture. 🌊 Unique outdoor art installation. 🗿 Witness community-built stone sculptures. 📸 Great photo opportunities by the Hudson River. 🚶 Enjoy an easy and scenic walk along the Hudson River Greenway. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Heavy rocks can fall; keep children away and exercise caution. 🥶 No restrooms in winter. # Tips 🚶 Access via Hudson River Greenway in Fort Washington Park. 🚇 Take the 1 train to 157th St, then walk north along Hudson River Greenway.