Hudson Valley Magazine November 2020
Take a break to unwind during a scenic trek along the rail trails that wind their way along glistening lakes and over lush, local hillsides.
Grab a slice – or score a whole dish – of everyone's favorite fresh-baked treat in flavors that range from apple and pumpkin to pecan and triple berry.
Grab some butter, a baster, and an apron to make these easy, approachable Thanksgiving recipes from local chefs and restaurants.
Allow us to present more than 500 of the Hudson River region’s premier physicians, in 55 specialties — as chosen by their peers.
With a view of the Hudson River and a proximity to the Reformed Dutch Church, the single-family attached homes are perfect for locals and commuters.
Located next to Dutchess County's Burger Hill, the countryside residence comes with three fireplaces, a luxurious master suite, and a two-story barn.
The Hudson Valley city is home to a dozen start-up clothing companies, thanks in part to the Orange County Industrial Development Agency.
Do you know where this patriotic pooch hides in the Hudson Valley?
The Empire State Trail — a 750-mile bicycle and walking trail spanning from New York City to Canada and from Buffalo to Albany — debuts this December.
Fishkill and the Friends of the Mt. Beacon Eight honor the eight Navy servicemen who lost their lives in two separate plane crashes in the Hudson Valley.
With a small plates menu and innovative tipping structure, The Greekish is a mouthwatering new twist for the fomer 8 North Broadway in Rockland County.
A custom pizzeria in High Falls, a farm-to-table market in Hudson, and a facelift for a beloved whiskey brand have locals buzzing this month.
Woodstock-based publisher Joanne Michaels experiences an unexpectedly busy season after early concerns about her business during the pandemic.
Remsnyder led the planning, coordination and administration of a variety of tourism marketing programs designed to attract visitors to Ulster.
Drawn by country appeal and second home potential, real estate company Corcoran enters the Hudson Valley through local affiliate Corcoran Country Living.
Adobe Stock / Kristen Local home centers and workshops make renovations approachable with informative courses, knowledgeable staff, and hard-to-find furniture. By Cloey Callahan and Sierra Guardiola Starting a DIY project for your Hudson Valley home? ...
The recipe is adapted from An American Bounty cookbook, inspired by the American Bounty Restaurant at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park.