Hudson Valley
Hudson Valley
Hudson Valley

Hudson Valley Tours and Tickets

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New York’s Hudson Valley has long inspired artists and writers with its peaceful winding river, forested hills, and sleepy towns. Set just 100 miles (160 kilometers) north of Manhattan, the historic valley is a peaceful escape famous for its art, local culinary offerings, and opportunities for outdoor adventure.

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Q:What is the best way to see the Hudson Valley?
A:If you plan to explore far and wide, the best way is by car. Those four wheels open up possibilities, such as easy access to the many hikes around the Hudson Valley. That said, many believe that the best way to see the Hudson Valley is by foot.
Q:When should I visit the Hudson Valley?
A:Most upstate New Yorkers will tell you that fall—when the foliage takes center stage and there are a ton of autumnal things to do—is the best time to visit the Hudson Valley. Area hikes showcase hills bathed in red and gold, and towns like Sleepy Hollow celebrate Halloween in style.
Q:How do you spend a day in the Hudson Valley?
A:If you only have one day in the Hudson Valley, go to Hudson, the little city with lots going on. Aside from urban activities like browsing Warren Street’s vintage shops and eating out, there’s easy access to the Hudson River for cruises that show off the best Hudson Valley scenery.
Q:Do you need a car in the Hudson Valley?
A:Yes, a car is ideal for getting around and exploring the Hudson Valley. Public transit options may link up some of the bigger towns, but it would be tricky to access the smaller hamlets and remote wooded areas of the Hudson Valley without your own vehicle.
Q:Where should I explore in the Hudson Valley?
A:On an urban front, towns like Hudson, Rhinebeck, and Woodstock are interesting places to put on a must-explore list. In the countryside, Bear Mountain State Park offers varied terrain for all outdoors lovers, while hiking Bull Hill (aka Mt. Taurus) near Cold Spring is easily accessible for New Yorkers.
Q:Can you get to Hudson Valley by train?
A:Yes. Hop on the Hudson Line of the Metro-North Railroad to follow the east side of the river between New York City (Grand Central Terminal) and Poughkeepsie, stopping at destinations including Cold Spring and Peekskill. Another fast option is the Amrak Empire Service from Penn Station to Hudson.

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