Mohonk Preserve
The Mohonk Preserve is the largest private nature reserve in New York and serves to protect the Shawangunk Mountain region. Find incredible outdoor adventures through hiking, skiing and snowshoeing, biking, and more.
Hudson Valley, New York
Hudson Valley is an upstate New York destination known for its rolling mountain ranges, farm-to-table cuisine, and historical significance as a National Heritage Area. The valley is perfect for a weekend getaway due to its nearby proximity to New York City and serves as the perfect outdoor respite for any travelers looking for a slice of upstate New York beauty.
Stay with Inspirato at Wildflower Farms, an outdoorsy retreat situated on 140 acres of land, offering farm-fresh fare and unmatched views of the valley’s beautiful landscape.
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Hotel
Hudson Valley, New YorkWildflower Farms, Auberge Collection
- 2–4
- guests
- 1–2
- bedrooms
Quick Facts
- suggested Airport
- Stewart International Airport (SWF)
- average temperature
- 83℉ in summer; 42℉ in winter
- peak Season
- Summer
- car Recommended
- Yes
- closest big city
- Albany
Destination Highlights
Walkway over the Hudson State Historic Park
Enjoy magnificent views of the Hudson River and Catskill Mountains as you walk, bike, or jog across the one of the longest elevated pedestrian bridges in the world, spanning 1.28 miles long.
Farm-to-table cuisine
Hudson Valley is the perfect location to experience farm-to-table fare. Choose from an abundance of restaurants that serve fresh cuisine, and take tours of the local farms serving meals with local ingredients.
About Hudson Valley, New York
Nestle into Upstate New York
Extending 150 miles above the tip of Manhattan, Hudson Valley is a beautiful upstate New York destination with the Catskill and Shawangunk mountain ranges as the magnificent backdrop. The Hudson Valley is a perfect weekend getaway for those who live in the Northeast, as the valley is roughly 90 miles from New York City, though it also attracts travelers from around the world who are seeking a slice of New England beauty. Not only is farm-to-table cuisine a significant part of the valley’s appeal, but the area is also one of the oldest wine-producing areas in the country, making this destination ideal for foodies and wine enthusiasts.
Forecasting Your Hudson Valley Vacation
Hudson Valley’s summer climate is generally warm and humid—temperature highs reach the mid-80°F, and the rainiest month is June, with about 3.8 inches of rainfall. During the winter months, the average high is roughly 40 degrees, but lows can drop below the 20s. On any given day, you can expect partly cloudy skies.
