Citi Bike: 10 Ave & W 202 St

In a city where quick connections count, bike sharing offers a straightforward way to move between neighborhoods. Hubs like Citi Bike: 10 Ave & W 202 St place two-wheeled rides within arm’s reach, turn-by-turn from Washington Heights to Inwood and beyond. Traffic jams stay behind as pedal power keeps commutes predictable, especially along the Hudson waterfront where protected lanes make cycling safe even at rush hour.

On the southwest corner of 10th Avenue and West 202nd Street rests one of the system’s northernmost outposts. The address—New York, NY 10034—puts riders minutes from Highbridge Park when the weather clears. Locks click open with a membership tap or a pay-as-you-go tap, and helmets are available at no extra charge at most Manhattan hubs. Whether you’re rolling to the 1 train or cutting across to River Terrace, the fleet includes classic commuter bikes and a growing number of e-bikes for steeper climbs.

Call 855-245-3311 to top up a pass or check station status in real time. The line answers around the clock, so late-night cyclists can confirm bike availability before they pedal downtown after a Yankees game. For lost-and-found items or helmet adjustments, the automated menu guides you straight to the right team.

Find your route with a glance at the map: directions here. The pin drops exactly where the bikes wait, ready to roll whenever you are.