The Bell Boulevard Walk
Ninety minutes on foot from a licensed dispensary at the top of Bell Blvd, down through one of the best Korean eating strips in the city, out to where Queens runs into the water. No bus, no guide, no ticket.
The route
NY Elite Cannabis
Start at the licensed shop on Bell just below the station — family-run, Black-owned, open since June 2024 under New York's CAURD social-equity program. Open until midnight Friday and Saturday, 10pm the rest of the week.
The Korean corridor
Head north, toward the water. This stretch of Bell is one of the city's best-known Korean restaurant strips — barbecue, fried chicken, cafés, late-night. It is the reason people ride the LIRR out here.
Bayside LIRR station
The bail-out point, a couple of blocks up from the shop. Port Washington Branch, roughly half an hour to Manhattan. If you came only to eat, this is where you turn around.
Little Bay Park & the waterfront
Keep going north and under the parkway to the water. Little Bay Park runs along the shoreline with the Throgs Neck Bridge overhead and the Bronx across the water. The promenade continues toward Fort Totten at the point.
Fort Totten
A 19th-century Army post on the tip of the peninsula, now parkland with water views back toward the bridge. A long finish if you have the legs; otherwise turn back at Little Bay.
Before you go
- 21+ with valid ID for the dispensary stop. No exceptions.
- Do not consume in the parks. Smoking and vaping are not permitted in New York City parks, and that includes Little Bay and Fort Totten.
- No public consumption where smoking tobacco is banned — same rules apply.
- Never drive after consuming.
- This is a self-guided walk on public streets, not a tour and not a licensed event. Green Events NYC is not affiliated with any business named here except as a listing partner.