Central Park, New York, USA, is said to be the world's most recognizable city park! As the prestigious center of this metropolis, it may be the world's most recognizable city park, a large green sea with a frame of skyscrapers and a sheltered green sea. More than 42 million people come to visit each year, but even with such a crowd, the park can still find secluded places. This is a wild wood forest. The birds that migrated during the Spring and Autumn Period love to come here to rest. Golden Gate and New York, New Jersey's Gateway National Recreation Area were established in 1972. These new parks mark the authority's policy: no longer stick to the wilderness, and add places that are closer and more accessible to the city. The US Secretary of the Interior once said: We must bring the natural world back to people and not let them live in everything that is covered by concrete. The Golden Gate Recreation Area does not live up to expectations and has become one of the most densely populated places in the national park system, attracting approximately 15 million people each year. It covers the land on both sides of the San Francisco Bay, with several kilometers of coastline, towering cliffs, redwood forests and remnant old Japanese facilities, including Alcatraz Island, with 4,000 visitors a day on the ferry The island visits a deserted federal prison and wants to live in a corner window.