After mid-September in the Hudson Valley, leaves begin to turn from green to yellow to gold. And with the change of season comes a new world of opportunity to see the deciduous forests of the Northeast in their autumn glory. If you're visiting Hudson or Catskill in the Hudson Valley, you've got plenty of nearby [...]
The City of Hudson, New York, has about 8,000 residents. It's about a hundred and twenty miles north of New York City, and about 40 miles south of the State Capitol at Albany. Long a sleepy backwater, Hudson has been transformed over the past several years and today is a true destination in the Hudson [...]
The elements of a sellers’ market are easy to spot. First, is that there are many more potential buyers than sellers. Real estate professionals refer to this as a “lack of inventory”. If you go to the supermarket looking for bok choy and they haven’t any, you’re not making stir-fry tonight. The supermarket, therefore, really [...]
The City of Hudson (and the surrounding Hudson Valley) has always been an escape hatch for people coming up from New York City. In fact, the Catskill Mountains (across the Hudson river from the City of Hudson) were among the very first “tourist destinations” in the history of the United States. The Hudson River School [...]
In 2020, Covid sent almost all wellness and fitness classes to Zoom, where many of them remain today. However, as NY State begins to officially re-open, many of these locations are opening up again. And if they’re not, they may still be giving classes on Zoom. As we begin to emerge from lockdown, you may [...]
The Hudson Valley has become a regional hub of culture and cuisine. Top rated restaurants, miles of excellent hiking trails and a vibrant art scene make it a little slice of the big city—with an abundant helping of natural beauty. Lately, it has also grown a thriving brewery (and winery/distillery) culture with local brewmasters doing [...]
The Hudson Valley of New York is rich in history. First as a vital source of income for the earliest settlers, then as the pivotal region in the American Revolution, and then as the trade route that made New York City and energized the ascent of the United States. In response to the outpouring of [...]
