Central Park is one of the premier birding spots in the United States. Explore it with a field trip leader provided by NYC Bird Alliance while staying at a Hilton that gives you easy access to the city's natural and cultural gems.

About Central Park:
As the biggest natural area in Manhattan, the park is an essential stop for spring and fall migrants seeking rest and food for the next leg of their journey. On a single “wave” or “fallout” day, as many as 30 warbler species may be seen, establishing the park as one of the most famous warbler traps in North America. More than 280 bird species have been recorded here; 192 are regular visitors or year-round residents and over 88 are infrequent or rare visitors.

About the NYC Hilton Midtown:
You'll be staying for three nights at the NY Hilton Midtown—six blocks from the southern end of Central Park and a two-minute walk to the Museum of Modern Art. It's just one block from luxury shopping along Fifth Avenue and a short walk to Broadway theatres and dining.

GGBA member Marjorie Powell has donated the Hilton Hotel stay and Tod Winston has donated his time and expertise.