Rejuvenate in Dutchess County New York’s Natural Beauty. Revitalize your senses in the heart of New York’s Hudson Valley region. Conveniently located just 90 miles north of New York City, Dutchess County offers an escape for people of all ages and abilities. Soak in the scenic landscape, transport back in time at one of the many historic sites or excite your palate with world-class cuisine. Take a trip and forge indelible memories through unparalleled experiences and charming communities that make up Dutchess County.

Now part of the Empire State Trail, experience the Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park in Poughkeepsie. This historic railroad bridge is the longest elevated pedestrian walkway in the world and provides panoramic views of the Catskill Mountains and majestic Hudson River. Enjoy the 1.28-mile journey across by bicycle or on foot, as the Walkway welcomes people of all ages and abilities, as well as pets.

Catch a movie under the stars at Four Brothers Drive-In Theater in Amenia. This family-friendly attraction will leave you nostalgic with its modern-retro decor and revamped movie snacks like burgers, shakes and old school goodies. Take your visit to another level and stay the night at Hotel Caravana – featured on Good Morning American and ranked ‘Top 8 World’s Best Vintage Caravan Hotels’ by Lonely Planet. The boutique airstream sleeps four and provides a unique getaway in eastern Dutchess.

Pack a picnic and relax among the lush gardens at Innisfree Garden in Millbrook, where the serene surroundings will leave you feeling rejuvenated. Recognized as one of the “world’s ten best gardens,” Innisfree is a powerful icon of mid-twentieth century design. At its core, the garden is about the individual’s experience in nature, and is one that will leave a lasting impression.

Stroll pristine grounds and gardens at the some of the Great Estates of Dutchess County. From Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site and Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site in Hyde Park to Locust Grove Estate in Poughkeepsie and Mount Gulian Historic Site in Beacon. Each property offering a different perspective into Dutchess County’s rich history. Many of the properties provide sprawling views of the Hudson River and surrounding area, sure to leave you feeling like an elite.

Cultivate lasting memories picking your own seasonal produce at local farms. Farmers are the lifeblood that make Dutchess County one of the richest agricultural experiences in the Northeast. Whether you’re stocking up on the freshest produce, strolling through vineyards sipping award winning wines, or even taking a hike with llamas and alpacas, Dutchess’ farm experiences are unmatched.

There is something for everyone here in the heart of the Hudson Valley. It’s a destination meant for forging incredible memories and discovering that true wealth is actually the exceptional experiences one shares in life. We invite you explore what the region has to offer and write a piece of your own story in Dutchess County.

Dutchess Tourism
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