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A quote from
Hudson Valley Voyage by Ted Spiegel and Reed Sparling sums up the glories
of the Hudson Valley:
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Variety being the spice of life, the Hudson Valley rates as a five alarm
chili. Some regions of the country may rival it architecturally. Others
boast an equally vivid history or equally dramatic landscape. You can find
great restaurants and concert halls in lots of places. But nowhere outside
the valley will you discover all of these---and so much more-in such
mind-boggling profusion. |
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Our
tours:
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Hudson Historical
Walking Tour (approx. 1 and half hours) |
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Hudson Cemetery
Tour (approx. one hour) |
| City
of Hudson New York (full
day tour) |
| Hudson,
New York - Winter Walk
- (Dec. 4th & 5th 2010) |
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Hudson Valley/The Berkshires: 2 Outstanding Summer Festivals - Tanglewood
& Summerscape at Bard College (4 days/4 nights) |
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Woodstock, Kingston, New Paltz &
Rhinebeck (4 days/3 nights) |
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| Woodstock
Revisited (1 day) |
Themed Tours of the Hudson Valley for
larger groups/charter bus (1 day)
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Family Farms: An overview of the vigorous farm scene in the Hudson
Valley. Farmer’s market, premium apple grower, a winery, and a jeep ride
through a small herd of Black Angus cattle. Finally, a Salute to the Pie
Ladies of the Hudson Valley, a sampling of the best.
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Private Garden Tours: The Garden Conservancy runs summer tours of the
most incredible home gardens. Schedule available in March 2009.
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Art Trail: Introduction to the Hudson River School of painting at the
homes of two of its most prominent painters, Frederic Church’s Olana and
Thomas Cole’s Cedar Grove. See the actual landscapes they painted.
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Antiquing in Hudson: No one can visit the more than 60 antique stores
in one day. We’ll lead you to the best with brief talks by some of the
owners. Walking tour of historic Hudson’s Warren Street.
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Stately Homes along the Hudson: Clermont, Staatsburgh, Wilderstein.
Garden views at Montgomery Place, glorious Hudson River vista at Bard
College.
Challenge us to create a tour just for your group to reflect your
interests.
Prime time for these tours is May through October. However, some tours are
available year round. Tours can be booked every day of the week (except
Wednesday for the Hudson one-day tour when Hudson antique stores and many of its
restaurants are closed).
Cost depends on number in group, where you are coming from, etc.
Contact
us for more information on our Themed Tours or to plan a day for your
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How to reach the Hudson Valley:
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Amtrak
from New York City (a 2-hour train ride along the Hudson River)
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By
plane to Albany, New York, where we can arrange transit
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By
car to Hudson, New York
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