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Take New York City’s coolest boutiques and bistros and add bucolic beauty — that’s the Hudson Valley.
The Hudson Valley is a region so spectacular that it inspired a group of 19th-century painters — aptly named the Hudson River School — to capture every inch of its rugged shoreline, or so it seems. Nestled on either side of the mighty Hudson River are picturesque towns stretching from just north of New York City to just north of Albany. Postcard-perfect hiking trails, lush orchards, charming hamlets and some of the finest locavore food in the state await you, plus killer Catskill Mountain views.
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- Hudson, New York
- Beacon, New York
- Albany, New York
- Poughkeepsie, New York
- Kingston, New York
Hudson, New York
Overview
Hudson, with its iconic farm-to-table restaurants, treasure-filled antiques shops and diverse art galleries, is one of the best-known towns in the Hudson Valley. Spend a day exploring lively Warren Street, with boutiques that rival those in New York City or Boston. Then head farther afield for epic hikes and glimpses of historic homes.
Known For
Dining, Art Galleries, Antiquing
Beacon, New York
Overview
Beacon, about 70 miles north of New York City, is an unexpected art hub. The biggest draws are Dia Beacon, a massive contemporary art museum, and trekking up Mount Beacon.
Known For
Food, Museums, Hiking
Albany, New York
Overview
New York state’s capital city is a real gem. Visitors can explore the craft beer scene, visit a stately Georgian mansion with a Revolutionary War past and tour the impressive New York State Capitol building.
Known For
Breweries, Museums
Poughkeepsie, New York
Overview
Home to colleges like Vassar and Marist, this river town has always had a youthful energy. But Poughkeepsie has a more polished side, too, upping its cool factor with sophisticated restaurants and factories turned art galleries. Its waterfront setting also offers scenic views and peaceful walks.
Known For
Food , History, Museums
Kingston, New York
Overview
Originally riding on the hipster coattails of Hudson, New York, Kingston has come into its own as a premier spot for innovative food and drink. It’s also home to one of the earliest Dutch settlements in New York.
Known For
Food, Outdoor Activities, History
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3 Bucolic, Delectable Days in the Hudson Valley
Wander the Culture-Packed City of Hudson
Spend the whole day shopping, eating and gallery-hopping in Hudson’s vibrant downtown area.
Explore the Valley’s Natural Wonders
Start the morning with a sensational hike. Then grab an omelet or a sandwich before visiting one of the Hudson Valley’s best sculpture parks.
Take a Day Trip to Rhinebeck and Kingston
Today is all about retro diners, charming streets and hip boutiques.
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