Where To: Saugerties
Saugerties Lighthouse Truly off the beaten path is one of Saugerties’ most identifiable landmarks, curiously one of its best kept
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Where to: Esopus
Before there was a New York State Thruway, US Route 9W was the primary option if you wanted to travel
Where to: 209 Corridor
Hurley, Stone Ridge, Accord, Kerhonkson, Ellenville. A pleasant drive on Route 209 takes you through these picturesque southwestern Ulster County
High-altitude thrills on Hunter Mountain ziplines
Have you ever challenged yourself to do something outrageous – something that flies in the face of your deep-seated fears?
Tobe Carey’s newest documentary, Sweet Violets
The white and purple flowers that will soon be proliferating in the woods, fields and yards of the mid-Hudson Valley
Anemone season runs through May at Battenfeld’s in Red Hook
One of the characters who appears in Sweet Violets (see related piece on our Explore Hudson Valley website) is Fred
Where to kayak in the Hudson Valley
With the first great American river as its namesake, it should come as no surprise that the Hudson Valley boasts
Walk it out
Saugerties, justly famous for its active recreational facilities, has in the past generation added three unique opportunities for passive recreation.
Gravity’s genius
Paul McCartney advised against chasing waterfalls in a 1980 single, and TLC did the same 15 years later. But in
Mindful floating
There’s a peal of thunder, way off in nowhere. I’m standing on top of a hill, looking down at a group