Hudson Valley

New York's Hudson Valley Region

Just north of New York City and designated as a National heritage Area, the Hudson Valley region stretches along the historic Hudson River, an area of natural beauty, old-fashioned yet modern towns, famous cideries, iconic art and farm-to-table delights. Explore the spooky attractions of Sleepy Hollow and walk over the Hudson on the world’s longest elevated pedestrian bridge!

Rockland County

As the “Gateway to the Hudson Valley region,” Rockland County is located just 30 miles north of New York City and features a unique mix of diverse and unmatched natural, cultural and historical assets attracting visitors from all over the world.

Orange County

Welcome To Orange County, New York!Some of New York State’s biggest attractions are right here in Orange County, including United States Military Academy at West Point, Storm King Art Center, LEGOLAND® New York, and Woodbury Common Premium Outlets.

Ulster County, NY

Look no further than Ulster County’s 750,000-acre playground for a diverse array of four-season fun. Less than two hours from Manhattan and an hour south of Albany, with the majestic Hudson River flanking its eastern side, the county is home to 35 peaks and 350 miles of trails ready for outdoor adventure all year long.

Explore Westchester

Welcome to our beautiful slice of New York and your destination for culture, cuisine, business, family and fun. Westchester County's unique landscape is located between the Hudson River and Long Island Sound, just north of New York City. Whether you're driving, flying or arriving by bus or train, Westchester is within easy reach. With six vibrant cities, 19 picturesque towns and 20 quaint villages within its beautiful 500-square-mile landscape, Westchester County offers appeal, attractions and adventures far beyond the everyday.

Columbia County Tourism

Discover the charm of Columbia County, NY, where history meets natural beauty in perfect harmony. Nestled in the heart of the Hudson Valley, this hidden gem invites you to explore scenic landscapes, quaint villages, and a rich cultural tapestry.