Just 90 minutes from NYC and in the heart of the Hudson Valley, Dutchess County boasts scenic beauty, rich history as Franklin D. Roosevel’s birthplace, and culinary excellence at The Culinary Institute of America. Explore
A charming Americana experience with scenic countrysides, the historic Erie Canal, local craft beer, the National Baseball Hall of Fame, adventurous trails, and unique regional dishes. Explore
Known as America’s first vacationland, the Sullivan Catskills is famous for the 1969 Woodstock Festival and its vibrant legacy. Explore
Indulge in farm-fresh flavors, expertly crafted beverages, and unforgettable dining experiences. From world-class cuisine to local pours, every bite and sip tells a story worth savoring. Explore
Soar over history, pedal through nature, and cast a line in legendary waters. From rail exploration to the Walkway Over the Hudson, adventure here is anything but ordinary. Explore
History, art, and culture shine beyond the big city—from the renowned collection at Dia Beacon to Glimmerglass Festival’s acclaimed operas and the Iroquois Museum’s rich heritage. Creativity and history come alive here. Explore
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