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Autumn in new york5/25/2023 Who should go: the Catskills have been a family travel destination for generations, but couples and solo travelers will also enjoy the area. Plan on a hike to Kaaterskill Falls, but be aware that this popular destination has limited parking so it is best to go mid-week and avoid illegal parking. If you enjoy scenic drives to go leaf peeping, make a plan to check out some of the area’s covered bridges. Adventure junkies will enjoy white water rafting on the Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River. This area is also known for fly fishing and hiking in places like the Minnewaska State Park Preserve and Catskill Park. You can ride the rails with the unique Rail Explorers, swing from the treetops at the outdoor adventure course at Hunter Mountain, or go mountain biking at Windham Mountain. The Catskill Mountains are a great destination for families and outdoor lovers. Catskill Mountains View of North-South Lake, from Sunset Rock in the Catskills The rooms feature exposed brick walls, huge wood-paned factory windows, and reclaimed wood beams. There are three buildings, the main building which houses the restaurant overlooking the falls, lounge with a wood-burning fireplace and guest rooms an event space and a second building of guest rooms. Roundhouse has been restored with exceptional attention to detail. Located in former factory buildings, the simple and minimalist aesthetic gives this hotel a unique, boutique feel, unlike other chain hotels in the area. The Roundhouse is located right on the falls in downtown Beacon, walkable to local restaurants and shops. Suggested length of time: 2-3 days - a long weekend is perfect for this trip Who should go: This road trip can be adapted for families but is best for romantic getaways, girls’ trips or solo travel. After your walk you can enjoy a great meal and views at Shadows on the Hudson. FDR Libraryįor scenic views, check out the Walkway Over the Hudson in Poughkeepsie. And Downton Abbey fans or those that enjoy the homes of the Gilded Age should also visit the Vanderbilt Mansion in Hyde Park. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum. History buffs should also plan a visit to Franklin D. Finish off with a meal or cooking class at the Culinary Institute of America. You won’t want to miss the fabulous Dia: Beacon contemporary art museum nearby.įurther afield, you can follow the Taste NY wine or food trails to visit Millbrook Vineyards and sample exemplary maple syrup at the Crown Maple Estate. Here you can explore the galleries and boutiques or hop a boat tour out to Bannerman Castle, an abandoned “castle” that was formerly a munitions depot sitting on an island in the Hudson. Dutchess County, on the eastern bank of the Hudson River, is home to many indoor and outdoor attractions that are perfect to visit in the fall.īase yourself in Beacon, the hip town called the “Brooklyn” of the Hudson Valley. In fact, you don’t even necessarily need a car, as trains can get you there just as easily, but it will help when you want to explore outside of the towns that line the rail tracks. If you are looking for a quick escape from New York City, the Hudson River Valley awaits. Hudson River Valley Harbor in Beacon, NY in the Hudson River Valley There are so many great spots to enjoy New York fall foliage. Soon you will be driving past glowing fields of goldenrod, winding through mountain roads rich with color, and sitting at the edge of peaceful lakes enjoying the view. Get ready for your road trip and download some audiobooks to pass the time or road trip bingo games for the kiddos. If you click a link and make a purchase, I may receive a small commission. Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Hop in the car and then go on a hike, visit a farm or winery, check out some of New York state’s unique museums and attractions, and enjoy the beautiful fall foliage. Before winter arrives, it is the perfect time to escape from NYC or visit from a neighboring state on one of these New York road trips. The air is crisp, the leaves are changing color, and it is harvest season at the apple orchards, farms, and wineries across New York state.
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