Sometimes people who are not familiar with the Hudson Valley have a hard time figuring it out.  It’s so long and so chock-a-block full of things to see and do!  What’s the best way to enjoy it without getting stressed by too much driving?  My suggestion is to focus on one area at a time, rather than trying to see it all.

Although last Friday didn’t seem like the perfect day to take a cruise on the Hudson River, we refused to let the rain dampen our spirits. As soon as the thunderstorm passed we headed out of the south dock on West Point for a river cruise on the USMA ferry boat, hosted by the Greater Hudson Heritage Network.

Summertime on the river is a wondrous thing!  You haven't really felt the majesty or the power of the Hudson until you have been out on it in some kind of watercraft.  The other day we were sitting by the river at Garrison admiring the view of West Point across the way.  As we surveyed the scene, a tugboat pushed a huge barge northward, a family came by in kayacks, sail boats dri

It's time for mulled cider, cozy fires, warm clothing and hearty foods.  The Hudson Valley is getting all dressed up for the holidays - come, visit, enjoy!

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Welcome to Hudson Byways, the new blog coming to you from Historic Hudson River Towns! Our aim is to keep you up-to-date on what’s happening along the banks of the mighty Hudson River. Our membership is open to all the riverfront communities, from Yonkers to Albany, but our site, www.hudsonriver.com includes a lot of regional information as well, which we hope proves useful to you.