This small city is only a 2 hour
drive from Manhattan & a popular getaway, thanks in part to its mid-century antique shops and lively contemporary art scene.
This college town, is one of
the oldest towns in the U.S.
with buildings dating back
to the early 1700s. And, its
age is a big part of its allure.
Take a socially distanced bike
tour, pottery or painting classes
or book in for a wine tasting
on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail.
Saugerties is a quintessential Hudson Valley town with a
main street full of buildings—
antique stores, restaurants,
and mom-and-pop shops.
The outdoor activities
include canoeing or kayaking
down the Delaware river
or take a relaxing float
from Skinner’s Falls.
From the top of Breakneck
Ridge, a challenging 3.7-mile
loop, you’ll have some of the
best views of the Hudson Valley.
Rhinebeck gets a lot of love from travelers, and boasts some of the Hudson Valley’s finest restaurants, home décor, and antique shops.
The North Fork is about
wineries, farm stands, sailing
and country roads and Greenport
is its seaside center.
Located on one of the sleepier
and decidedly posh-er of
the Finger Lakes it's home
to the dreamy Sonnenberg
Gardens and Mansion.
Drive just 10 miles west of Saugerties and you’ll find Woodstock. Home to a thriving art scene and great hiking options, like picturesque Kaaterskill Falls.
Known for it's adorable
Main Street, laid-back vibes, waterfront marinas and
picturesque downtown.
One of the Hudson Valley’s most popular towns, Kingston overflows with shopping sites sitting on
not one, but two separate,
picturesque main streets.