How to get fromCobble Hill to W Hobokenby subway, train, ferry, taxi, or foot

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There are 5 ways to get from Cobble Hill to W Hoboken by subway, train, ferry, taxi, or foot

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Subway, train via Fulton St
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1. Take the subway from Jay St-MetroTech to Fulton Stsubway C / ...
2. Take the train from World Trade Center to Hobokentrain Path
39 min
$7
Ferry, line 16 ferry
1. Take the ferry from Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 to Battery Park City/Vesey St.ferry Sg
2. Take the ferry from Brookfield Place Terminal to Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminalferry 16 / ...
1h 20m
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from Cobble Hill to W Hobokentaxi 6.8 mi
16 min
$29–35
Walk
1. Take the foot from Cobble Hill to W Hobokenwalk 5.2 mi
1h 20m
Subway, train
1. Take the subway from Bergen St to 14 Stsubway F
2. Take the train from 14th Street to Hobokentrain Path
43 min
$7

Cobble Hill to W Hoboken by subway, foot, and train

455Weekly Services

39 minAverage Duration

$7Cheapest Price

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Distance: 5.4 mi
Duration: 39 min

What companies run services between Cobble Hill, NY, USA and W Hoboken, NJ, USA?

You can take a ferry from Atlantic Ave/BBP Pier 6 to W Hoboken via Brookfield Place Terminal and Hoboken / NJ Transit Terminal in around 1h 20m.

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