New York’s Hudson Valley spans the Hudson River for 150 miles between Albany to the north and Westchester to the south. The scenic National Heritage area is known for its orchards, farms, lakes, restaurants and vineyards, and holds a special place in the history of America dating back to the first settlers of the early 1700’s. Day trips from New York City are as simple as hopping on a Metro North from Manhattan for hiking, swimming, touring or dining.
Hudson Valley Day Trips
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Step 2: If you are spending the night, search for Hotel Deals nearby. Read the reviews, then call the hotel directly to book and ask for a romantic, kid-friendly or pet-friendly amenity if you need it.
Step 3: If you are flying, compare Flights. Book directly with the airline, add your frequent flier number and reserve your seat.
Step 4: Estimate your driving time using Google Maps (click the blue 'Directions' arrow in the search box).
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