Hudson Valley

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The massive Hudson Valley region, stretching from northern Westchester County and spanning both sides of the majestic Hudson River, is a wonderful, complex destination for outdoor enthusiasts and lovers of art, Americana, history and food, as well as spiritualists and wellness seekers.

  • Perfect for
    Adventurers | Art Lovers | Foodies | Families | Romantics
  • When to go
    June-August | September-November
  • Ideal length of stay
    3-5 Nights

Designing Your Journey

Work with Indagare to design the perfect itinerary for an immersive journey. Our travel experts know the destination inside and out, and they can make recommendations based on your travel needs and preferences.

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    Essential Hudson Valley

    Experience the best of the Hudson Valley with a customized itinerary that includes special access, touring and exclusive reservations. Here’s just one example of what our travel specialists can arrange for you.

    • Day 1: Embracing Nature

      Spend your first day in the Hudson Valley soaking in the magnificent natural landscape. Hike the trails (ranging from easy walks to challenging climbs) that weave through the forests along the river or head out on the water in kayaks or canoes. Afterwards head back to your hotel for a cocktail with a scenic view and a delicious dinner of local produce and game.

    • Day 2: Appreciating the Art

      The Hudson Valley has long been known for its dynamic arts scene and is home to two world-class art museums. Visit Storm King Art Center, a plein air sculpture park with large scale installations from famed masters such as Alexander Calder and Isamu Noguchi. In the afternoon drive to DIA:Beacon, a sprawling museum that holds the important works of Andy Warhol and Richard Serra. You can also tour Olana, the spectacular estate of Hudson River School artist Frederic Church.

    • Day 3: Town and Shopping

      Spend the day touring some of the charming towns that line the picturesque Hudson Valley. Particularly of note are Cold Spring, Rhinebeck and Hudson with their quaint shops and excellent cafés. In the late afternoon, stop at the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture to pick up gourmet delicacies or stay for dinner at the highly acclaimed restaurant.

  • Flowers in the Hudson Valley, New York

    Member Stories

    “Mohonk has a raw, distinctive and organic soulfulness similar to many high-end retreats, but it attracts a more low-key crowd.” Read the postcard.
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“It’s no wonder that the region has drawn so many spiritual hippie types: there’s something magical about the landscapes. Lush hills rise into majestic mountain ranges cast in fog in the early morning, and the rushing waters of the Hudson perfectly split the two sides of the valley into mirror images.”
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