How to get fromHoboken / NJ Transit Terminal to Red Hookby train, subway, ferry, taxi or foot

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There are 4 ways to get from Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal to Red Hook by train, subway, ferry, taxi, or foot

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Train, subway
best
1. Take the train from Hoboken to 14th StreetPath
2. Take the subway from 14 St to Smith-9 StsF
42 min
$6
Ferry
1. Take the ferry from Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal to Pier 11 / Wall St.Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal and Pier 11 / Wall St.
2. Take the ferry from Wall St/Pier 11 to Red Hook/Atlantic BasinSb
1h 22m
$9–17
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal to Red Hook7.8 mi
18 min
$35–45
Walk
1. Take the foot from Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal to Red Hook6.2 mi
58 min

Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal to Red Hook by foot, train, and subway

744Weekly Services

42 minAverage Duration

$6Cheapest Price

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Map of how to get from Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal to Red Hook.

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Distance: 7.7 mi
Duration: 42 min

What companies run services between Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal, NJ, USA and Red Hook, NY, USA?

You can take a ferry from Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal to Red Hook/Atlantic Basin via Pier 11 / Wall St. and Wall St/Pier 11 in around 1h 22m.

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