Quick Summary:
- Q: Where is New York's Hudson Valley located?
- A: The Hudson Valley spans the Hudson River for 150 miles between Albany to the north and Westchester to the south.
- Q: What is the Hudson Valley known for?
- A: The area is known for its orchards, farms, lakes, restaurants, and vineyards, as well as its rich American history dating back to the early 1700s.
- Q: How can you take a day trip to the Hudson Valley from New York City?
- A: Day trips are as simple as hopping on a Metro North from Manhattan for hiking, swimming, touring, or dining.
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