The Hudson Valley Regions refers to all areas and towns along the Hudson River, from Lake Champlain to New York City.  Are you ready to explore?

Hudson Valley

For more than three centuries, the Hudson Valley, located just north of New York City and extending south of Albany, has been a destination for visitors from far and wide. However, this definition is not commonly used and the Tappan Zee Bridge is often considered the southern limit of the Hudson Valley, the rest of NY is consdered "Upstate". The New York State Thruway, I87, defines the Hudson Valley region to begin at Exit 9, Tarrytown,  though 21A, Berkshire Section to the Mass Pike, I90. This historic region offers mansion tours, museums, performing arts centers, numerous historic sites, one-of-a kind events and a host of other attractions. Enjoy! There's only one Hudson Valley. It's only 4 hour drive from Boston or Philadelphia.

Catskills

Outdoor adventure lures visitors to the Catskill Region year-round. From hiking, camping, skiing, rock climbing, canoing and rafting amd more can be found right here. Discover the fine selection of lodgings from a tent to a 4 star resort, and fine dining restaurants, to a hot dog stand, in addition to entertaining events available within a short 2 hour drive from New York City, and the 1 hour drive or less from the Capital-Saratoga Region.

Capital-Saratoga

Albany's Dutch heritage and neighborly feel goes back hundreds of years, as can be seen in the architecture and learned from its history. Modern attractions, restaurants, and shopping blend with history in Victorian Saratoga Springs. Have you ever been to Saratoga races in August? Munch on a brat at The Empire Plaza during one of the many free concerts? Whether by plane, train or car, a visit to the capital of New York State is a must!

Lake Champlain

Most of this area is part of New York is in the Adirondack Park. Ever been to Lake... in the Adirondacks? Lake Champlain is situated in the Lake Champlain Valley between the Green Mountains of Vermont and the Adirondack Mountains of New York. To the south is Lake George and Saratoga Springs, to City of Plattsburgh in the north. With so many lakes in between. The distance from NYC to Plattsburgh, NY is 310 miles, then to Montreal, Canada is 56 miles. Now we're talking about a vacation!