"Looking for a quick escape from the city or a scenic weekend getaway? The Hudson River is lined with charming towns that offer rich history, vibrant arts scenes, and unbeatable river views. In this guide, we'll highlight the must-visit spots along the Hudson that are worth your time. Sleepy Hollow, New York Sleepy Hollow is popular destination in the fall due to the legend of the Headless Horseman, but it's great to visit year-round."
"Rhinebeck is a small town with big character, offering a mix of history, boutique shopping, and farm-to-table dining. Nestled in the Hudson Valley, it's an easy getaway with plenty to see and do in every season. Be sure to visit the Wilderstein Historic Site to tour a Victorian mansion and to get some nice views of the Hudson River. Irvington, New York Irvington is a quiet town that combines small-town charm with upscale dining and scenic waterfront views."
Hudson River towns offer scenic river views, historic landmarks, and lively arts and dining scenes that make them ideal short getaways. Sleepy Hollow blends folklore and waterfront charm with sites tied to Washington Irving’s Headless Horseman and a riverfront lighthouse. Rhinebeck provides Victorian mansions, boutique shopping, and farm-to-table restaurants with Wilderstein offering Hudson views. Irvington combines small-town atmosphere with upscale dining and the unique Armour-Stiner Octagon House. Cold Spring features antiques, walkable streets, nearby hiking trails, waterfall hikes, and the West Point Foundry Preserve for history and outdoor recreation. Kingston begins the northern stretch of notable Hudson destinations.
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