The Henry Hudson Parkway is a scenic roadway located in New York City, primarily running along the western edge of Manhattan. It stretches approximately 8 miles, connecting the northern part of the city to the George Washington Bridge. The parkway offers beautiful views of the Hudson River and is lined with parks and recreational areas, making it a popular route for both commuters and leisure travelers. Constructed in the 1930s, the parkway was named after the famous explorer Henry Hudson, who navigated the river in the early 17th century. The road features several access points to parks like Fort Tryon Park and Inwood Hill Park, enhancing its appeal for outdoor activities. The parkway is designed for a smooth driving experience, with limited access points and no traffic lights.