
The Brooklyn Bridge's elevated promenade runs 1.1 miles between Manhattan's City Hall and Brooklyn's DUMBO — cyclists split the lower lane while the walkway gives straight shots of downtown, the East River and both shorelines. On the Brooklyn side, Washington Street's view between the warehouses frames the Manhattan Bridge with the Empire State centered — the borough's signature photo.
Yes — the pedestrian promenade is free and open around the clock.
Manhattan to Brooklyn keeps the skyline in front for the return views; end in DUMBO for the photo and pick-up.
Brooklyn-side staging on Old Fulton St or York St is standard for a one-way group walk.
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