Our guide to health, fitness, and nature in NYC brings you everything including beautiful parks, outdoor activities, and some of the most peaceful places in NYC to connect back with nature.
Meet the NYC’s newest Upper East Sider, a coyote! According to the NYPD, a coyote was sighted strolling the streets on the Upper East Side earlier this morning. The animal was seen along 80th Street close to 2nd A...
With daylight saving happening on March 9th, get ready for later sunsets and longer days in the near future. And thanks to data from AccuWeather, NYC will apparently gain more than 80 minutes of daylight between March 1...
After we recently unveiled bad news to those that love to start their morning off with a BEC, it’s only right that we now share some good news, and boy are we delivering! Apparently,…...
Mother Nature is truly blessing us this week, and we’re not just talking about these spring-esque temperatures! This Friday, February 28th, a very rare treat will grace Earth’s night skies: a rare 7 planet a...
Winter is in full swing here in NYC, and even though it’s not snowy yet, we can’t help but think about or next getaway! Whether it’s escaping to a nearby…...
New York City, Long Island, Connecticut, the Hudson Valley and Hudson and Bergen counties are currently under a wind advisory through Monday, February 17th. Gusts are expected to reach up to 60 mph in areas west of NYC...
We’ve seen snow in NYC this winter, but not like this! The little village of Copenhagen has been named the snowiest place in the U.S.–no, not Copenhagen, Denmark, Copenhagen, New York (and not Gowanus, either)! Co...
Gowanus is on track to become a mini Copenhagen , but hidden in the midst of row houses, warehouses, and but of course, the beloved canal, is cityWell, one of…...
After Central Park saw at least three inches of snowfall on Saturday night, New Yorkers are in for even more flurries with a series of snow storms in this week’s forecast. The National Weather Service expects the...
Once Groundhogs Day hits and we’re practically able to grasp spring in our fingertips, that’s right around the time some of us begin to really become fed up with winter. Sure,…...
