Explore the Outdoors in the Hudson Valley
Your guide to adventuring, hiking, swimming, and walking across the Hudson River region
There's nothing better than a weekend of apple picking, cider donuts, and seasonal treats at these upstate farms in the Hudson Valley.
An entrepreneurial Hudson Valley couple invites guests to disconnect and unwind at unique overnight destinations in the Catskill Mountains.
Whether you visit them by land or water, you'll love exploring the past and ogling the views from these historic lighthouses.
The Valley's natural landscape is perfect for summer hikes featuring waterfalls, caves, mountaintop ruins, and swimming holes.
Local country clubs and open-play golf courses are scenic destinations for fine dining, weddings, and playing nine — or eighteen.
Tentrr provides glamping sites at the Hudson Valley's most scenic destinations and hosts activities like kayaking, fishing, and more.
Parks, towns, and hidden trails to waterfalls where you can see life-changing cascades on the east and west sides of the Hudson River.
Whether you want a quieter hike or a trek with a view of one of the Valley's magnificent waterfalls, you'll find the perfect escape here.
Soak in the sun or swim laps at the top waterside spots in the Hudson River region. Plus, COVID-19 policies to know before hitting the beach.
Ready for summer fun? Here's where to kayak, paddleboard, or plan a whitewater rafting adventure in the region.
Round up the family for a summer filled with amusement park rides, adventure courses, and endless fun in the region.
Grab a burger, some soda pop, and enjoy plein-air blockbusters and indies at one of the region's scenic drive-in movie theaters.
Look no further for the top local spots to bike, run, or walk along the Empire State Trail, plus information to know before you go.
Families can go camping or glamping at this updated Hudson Valley campground, then pop into nearby Rhinebeck for more things to do.
Think you know the Hudson Valley? These one-of-a-kind tours will introduce you to beautiful destinations throughout the region.
Savor the beauty of the Hudson River region while toasting marshmallows over the bonfire at one of these local campsites.
Explore these outdoor historic sites, state parks, and riverside areas that offer a hidden charm along the Hudson River.
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.
Take your upstate leaf peeping experience to the next level with picturesque views and rainbow-hued panoramas along the Hudson River.
With treks ranging from beginner to pro, these upstate New York trails lead to fire towers that offer vistas of the Valley unlike any you’ve seen before.
Looking for a local pumpkin patch? These U-pick experiences throughout the Hudson River region have gourds galore — and more!
Whether you’re into camping or glamping, this campground collective has the perfect place for you to pitch a tent in the region.
A New York State Parks manager reveals how to properly care for the beautiful public lands, preserves, and trails that locals and visitors adore.
Do you have what it takes to find your way through the local labyrinths? There's usually an apple cider donut waiting at the end.
As the leaves begin to drift on down in the Hudson Valley, throw on your hiking gear and hit a local trail to get moving and savor the fall foliage.
When the orchard visit is through, there's plenty on the Hudson Valley's picturesque farms to keep you and the kids entertained all weekend.
Take a break from the day to unwind during a scenic trek along the rail trails that wind their way along glistening lakes and over lush, local hillsides.
Sail your way across the Hudson River landscape with these high-flying programs.
Set your sights sky-high with telescopic gazing under the Hudson River region’s twinkling night sky.
