Huddlestone Arch

In the quiet green wilderness of the North Woods is a marvel of engineering: Huddlestone Arch.
Made entirely of enormous, uncut boulders weighing up to 100 tons, the stone arch uses only physics—no binding materials like mortar—to keep the bridge in place. The key to the engineering of Huddlestone Arch is in gravity and pressure, proven powerful forces. The resulting arch is so sturdy that it supports traffic traveling over the Loch on the East Drive.
Things you can do here

Self-Guided Tours
Wandering in the North Woods
Discover the peaceful, wild woodland that’s little-known to most visitors.
Tags: Woodlands

Self-Guided Tours
North Woods Tour
Stroll through an idyllic landscape designed to bring a taste of the Adirondacks to Central Park.
Tags: Woodlands