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to Ulster County and to the 2015 edition of the Travel Guide. In these pages, you’ll discover the endless opportunities in visiting a truly four-season destination. You’ll be worlds away from the hustle and bustle from metropolitan New York City, yet only a 90-minute drive from midtown Manhatttan.

Ulster County’s one-of-a-kind setting is brimming with art, energy and an endless array of culture. Whether you choose to explore our many restaurants offering farm-to-table cuisine, or want to experience museums, music and local history, adventure is never in short supply.

Ulster County boasts more than 750,000 acres of woodlands, including 250,000 forever-wild acres (protected by the constitution of the State of New York). This land is compromised of 35 mountain peaks and 350 miles of unspoiled hiking trails, all at your disposal. Wherever you look, the thrill and beauty of the outdoors is all around.

Minnewaska State Park offers unparalleled cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter, biking trails in the summer and exquisite views all year round. If you’re interested in our past, the uptown Kingston Stockade District offers over 300 years of colonial and American history.

You’ll find these destinations and many more throughout the2015 Travel Guide, where you’ll discover the many possibilities of experiencing the charm, character and identity unique to Ulster County. For even more information, be sure to consult our website, UlsterCountyAlive.com — to stay up to date and to conveniently search for dining, accommodations, historical sites and information about the many events that keep Ulster County alive.

WelcomeMinnewaska State Park offers unparalleled cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter, biking trails in the summer and exquisite views all year round. If you’re interested in our past, the uptown Kingston Stockade District offers over

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Recreation 6 Biking 7Boat & Kayak Rentals 7Boat Rides & Charters 7Bowling 8 Cross-country Skiing 8Downhill Skiing 8Fishing 8Golf 18-19Guide Services 9Hang Gliding 10Horseback Riding 11Ice Skating 11Indoor/Outdoor Recreation 11Marinas 11Miniature Golf 12Movie Theaters 12Paintball 13Parks 20-21Rock Climbing 13Roller Skating 13 Swimming 13Tennis 14Tours & Trails 14Tube Rentals 17

Farm To Table 23 Christmas Tree Farms 24Farm and Farmers’ Markets 24Maple Sugar Farms 27Wineries & Breweries 28

Art, Culture, History 31

Antiques 32Art Associations 34Galleries 34Museums & Historic Sites 37Performing Arts 40Pottery & Ceramics 42

Accommodations 45

Bed & Breakfasts 46Cabins & Cottages 50Campgrounds 53Dude Ranch 54Hotels 55Inns & Lodges 56Motels 58Resorts 60Spas 60Spiritual Retreats 61

Travel Info 63

Airports 63 Buses/Public Transport 63Business Associations/ Chambers of Commerce 63 Hospital Emergency Care 64 Taxis 64Travel Info Centers 64 Travel Planners 64

Ulster County Map see insert

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Calendar of Events

Gardiner Cupcake Festival May 16, 2015, noon – 6 p.m.Wright’s Farm, 699 Route 208, Gardiner 845 255-5300 gardinercupcakefestival.comA day full of live music, local food, shopping, art and craft vendors, raffles, kids’ activities, cupcake contests, and of course, lots of yummy cupcakes.

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HITS-on-the-Hudson• HITS-on-the-Hudson I: May 20 - 24 • HITS-on-the-Hudson II: May 27 - 31• HITS-on-the-Hudson III : June 3 - 7 • HITS-on-the-Hudson IV: July 15 - 19• HITS-on-the-Hudson V: July 22 - 26 • Horse & Pony Show (VI): July 29 - Aug. 2 • HITS-on-the-Hudson VII: Aug. 26 - 30 • HITS-on-the-Hudson VIII: Sept. 2 - 6, • Zoetis $1 Million Grand Prix

454 Washington Ave. Ext., Saugerties 845 246-8833, 845 246-5515 (in season) hitsshows.comOlympic-style equestrian show jumping. Watch as the country’s best riders and horses compete for

prize money and ribbons. Seasonal: May - September. Check website for complete show schedule and annual special events.

Ulster County FairTues. - Sun., July 28 - Aug. 2, 2015Ulster County Fairgrounds, Agricultural Society of Ulster County, 249 Libertyville Rd, New Paltz 845 255-1380, 845 255-1707 ulstercountyfair.comSince 1886 this County fair has been a family event promoting local agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry and good old-fashioned fun. One-price admission includes all entertainment, shows, parking and exhibits.

Woodstock- New Paltz Art & Crafts FairsSPRING SHOW - May 23 - 25, 2015 Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Mon. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. FALL SHOW - Sept. 5 - 7 Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Mon. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Ulster County Fairgrounds, 249 Libertyville Road, New Paltz 845 679-8087, 845 246-3414 quailhollow.comA juried crafts fair with over 300 artists and craftspeople including furniture, specialty foods and health care products. Exhibitions, demonstrations, children’s center and entertainment.

The Rosendale Street Festival July 18 - 19, 2015, Sat., noon - 10 p.m. Sun., noon - 6 p.m.Main Street, Rosendale 845 943-6497 rosendalestreetfestival.org“1 Street, 2 Days, 5 Stages, 74 Bands.” A family-friendly festival featuring the best bands of the Hudson Valley. Accessible. $5/pp suggested donation.

6th Annual Phoenicia International Festival of the VoiceWed. - Sun., July 29 - Aug. 2, 2015 Multiple venues in Phoenicia 845 586-3588 phoeniciavoicefest.orgA five-day festival celebrating the human voice as an instrument of healing, peace and artistic expression by presenting world-class performances in the Catskill Mountains. Visit the website for details on artists, venues and performance times.



Woodstock Film FestivalSept. 30 - Oct. 4, 2015Various locations in Woodstock, Rosendale, Kingston and Saugerties 845 679-4265 woodstockfilmfestival.com16th annual independent film festival presenting a five-day roster of over 150 films, concerts, parties and panels as well as special screenings and events year-round. Festival participants have included notable actors such as Paul Rudd, Daniel-Day Lewis, Andy Garcia, Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, America Ferrara, Laura Linney, Woody Harrelson, Tim Robbins, Ethan Hawke, Steve Buscemi, Peter Gabriel and Donovan.

Calendar of Events11th Annual Hudson Valley Rib FestAug. 14 - 16, 2015 Hours: Fri., 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Sat. 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.Ulster County Fairgrounds, 249 Libertyville Road, New Paltz 844-RIBFESThudsonvalleyribfest.org Kansas City Barbeque Society Contest, food vendors, entertainment, cooking demonstrations and children’s countrygames.

Hooley on the Hudson Irish FestivalSept. 6, 2015, 11:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.T.R. Gallo Park, Rondout Waterfront, Kingston 845 338-6622, 845 246-7195 ulsteraoh.comBagpipes, food, music, step dancing, Ceili dancing, craft demonstrations, storytelling, authentic Celtic products, entertainment and more.

Headless Horseman Hayrides and Haunted HousesMid September through Nov. 1, 2015778 Broadway (Route 9W) Ulster Park 845-339-2666 headlesshorseman.com Named No. 1 Haunted Attraction in America. New theme each season. Hayride, six haunted houses, corn maze, four gift shops and five food cafés. September - October and early November Hours: evenings and weekends, dusk - 11 p.m. Reservations required.

Hudson Valley Garlic FestivalSept. 26 - 27, 2015 Sat., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.Cantine Field, Washington Avenue. Ext, Saugerties 845 246-3090 hvgf.orgTwo-day celebration of garlic, with food, crafts, live music, chef and farmer lectures, children’s area and tons of garlic. Shuttle bus service. No pets please. Advance tickets online or at select local merchants.

Natalie Portman, Darren Aronofsky, WFF executive director Meira Blaustein and Jennifer Connelly at 2014 Woodstock Film Festival Maverick Awards Ceremony (photo by Simon Russell)

Burning of KingstonOct. 16 - 18, 2015Various locations throughout Kingston. Burningofkingston.com The Burning of Kingston is a weekend-long celebration of American history, bravery, sacrifice and resilience. Be sure to visit Kingston’s website for the most up-to-date event information of this fabulous re-enactment.

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sacrifice and resilience. Be sure to visit Kingston’s website for the most up-to-date event information of this fabulous re-enactment.

Cantine Field, Washington Avenue.

children’s area and tons of garlic. Shuttle bus service. No pets please. Advance tickets online or at select



MAYMay 2 – Rock the Ridge24 hour, 50-mile endurance challenge and environ-mental fundraiser set in the natural beauty of Mohonk Preserve. Registration required.Mohonk Preserve, 3197 US Highway 44, Gardiner 845 255-0919 mohonkpreserve.org

JUNEJune 13 – Kingston Kayak Festival One of the largest Hudson River kayak festivals. Demo a variety of kayaks, learn new skills and see the newest gear. Sat., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.Kingston Point Beach, 53 Delaware Ave., Kingston845 481-7336 kingstonkayakfestival.info

June 20 – Strawberry FestivalAn old-fashioned social with delicious food, live entertainment, and more. Noon – 3 p.m. Klyne Esopus Historical Society Museum764 Broadway (Rt. 9W), Ulster Park845 338-8109 klyneesopusmuseum.us

June 27 – Hudson River DayCelebrate the history of the Hudson River, its industries and communities. Visiting vessels, music, vendors and boats, food and children’s activities. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.Hudson River Maritime Museum, 50 Rondout Landing, Kingston845 338-0071 hrmm.org

JULYJuly 11 – Hurley Stone House Day Explore America’s oldest private homes in a National Historic Landmark village. Sojourner Truth “visit,” colonial-era demonstrations, Native American dancers, cafeteria, activities for children and more. 10 am – 4 pm.Hurley Reformed Church, 11 Main St., Hurley845 331-4121 stonehouseday.org

July 12 – Sawyer Motors Car Show“The Best Little Car Show in the Northeast.” Over 500 cars, non-stop entertainment and music all day long. Sunday, 1 p.m. – 6 p.m. Main and Partition Streets, Village of Saugerties845-246-3412 sawyermotorscarshow.com

July 2015 – 4th Annual Hudson Valley Chalk FestivalProfessional artists from around the country - and many local artists will be chalking on the upper parking lot of Water Street Market. Live music, raffles, free event. 9 a.m. - Dusk.Water Street Market, 10 Market St., New Paltz845 774-9705 hudsonvalleychalkfestival.com

AUGUSTAugust 8 – The Blueberry Festival (formerly Shawangunk Mountain Wild Blueberry & Huckleberry Festival) Live music all day, craft vendors, food, blueberry pies and goodies and blueberry pie judging. Children’s en-tertainment and more. Rain or shine, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Canal Street, Ellenville 845 647-4620 ewcoc.com

August 14 - 16 Saugerties Artists Studio Tour Discover the work of painters, furniture makers, sculptors, print makers, potters, photographers and mixed media artists. Fri., 5 – 7 p.m. Tours Sat. – Sun., 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. Independent studios throughout Saugerties845 246-7493 saugertiesarttour.com

August 22 – Antique Fire Engine Muster & Open HouseAntique and vintage fire trucks on display. Free hot dogs and refreshments. Closing parade to the Town of Ulster with a reception for the participants. Open House 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Volunteer Firemen’s Hall and Museum, 265 Fair St., Kingston845 338-1247; [email protected]

SEPTEMBERSeptember 12 – Drum Boogie FestivalFree multi-cultural arts event, celebrating the diverse styles of music, dance and voice from around the world. Renowned musicians.(Rain date, Sun., Sept. 13). Hours: 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.Rock City Road Woodstock drumboogiefestival.com

September 19 – Taste of New Paltz Hudson Valley food, wine and beer tastings, arts and crafts and live music. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. Ulster County Fairgrounds. 249 Libertyville Road, New Paltz 845 255-0243 newpaltzchamber.org

OCTOBEROctober 3 – Heart of the Hudson Valley Bounty Festival A day-long event showcasing agricultural heritage and businesses in the beautiful Hudson Valley. Farm cuisine competition, wine, crafts, entertainment, and kids’ fair.Cluett Schantz Memorial Park, 1801-1805 Route 9W, Milton 845 616-7824hvbountyfestival.com; meetmeinmarlborough.com

October 9 - 11 – O+ FestivalBartering the art of medicine for the medicine of art. Visual & performing arts, film screenings, live music, art murals and more in historic Uptown Kingston. opositivefestival.org

NOVEMBERNovember 22 – 18th International Pickle FestivalVarious vendors with many countries represented. Food and cultural music, contests, prizes and of course, plenty of pickles. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.Rosendale Community Center, 1055 Rt. 32, Rosendale845 658-9649 picklefest.com

November 26 – Family of New Paltz Turkey TrotAs much of a tradition as the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade featuring a 3.1-mile run/walk and a fun run for children. Water Street Market, 10 Main St., New Paltznewpaltzturkeytrot.com

November 28 – Sinterklaas KingstonKingston’s waterfront hosts the opening event of this must-see Old Dutch tradition and holiday celebration. Music, food, open houses, arts and crafts workshops, and a special parade celebrates the arrival of Sinterklaas.facebook.com/SinterklaasKingston

NOVEMBER & DECEMBER

November 21 & 22. December 5 & 6, 12 & 13 – Wreath Fineries at the Wineries on the Shawangunk Wine TrailTravel the wine trail and receive beautiful ornaments at each winery while enjoying tastings of special holiday foods and wine. 845 256-8456 gunkswine.com

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Recreation

Less than 90 minutes from mid-town Manhattan lies 250,000 forever-wild acres encompassing 35 peaks and 350 miles of hiking trails. From biking to hiking, from kayaking to wind surfing, from hitting the sweet spot on one of our 12 golf courses to horseback riding and fly-fishing, Ulster County is truly a four- season recreation area. More-over, if all you want is to stroll along a back lane and view the fall colors, we have rural vistas which will just knock you out with their beauty. The winter provides great downhill and cross-country skiing, cozy lodg-es with fireplaces, ice skating and more. Come play in our sparkling landscape.

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Biking Bicycle Depot 15 Main St., New Paltz 845 255-3859 bicycledepot.com Rentals, sales, and service. Open Wednesday - Mon-day

Favata’s Table Rock Tours and Bicycle Shop1066 Rt. 32, Rosendale 845 658-7832 trtbicycles.com Bicycle rentals, sales, service and tours. Year-round.Hours: Mon., Wed., Thu., Fri., 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sat., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sun., noon - 5 p.m.; closed Tuesday.

Gotham Bicycle Tours 917 748-1119 gothambikertours.comExplore the Hudson Valley on 3-day/2-night bicycle tours. Ride on rail trails, see spectacular scenery, sample locally-sourced foods and enjoy local wine and spirits. See the best of Ulster County....on your bike. Tours: Aug. 1 - 3, Sept. 5 - 7, 2015.

Lightsey Cycles 133 Main St., Gardiner 845 255-0888 lightseycycles.com Bike sales, rentals, repairs and equipment for every-one from the recreational rider to the serious mountain biker. Seasonal hours.

Mid-Hudson Bicycle Club Various locations, Ulster County 845 255-7535 midhudsonbicycle.org Organized bicycle rides of various distances and meeting at various locations throughout Ulster County. Group rides Saturdays and Sundays; training rides mid-week.

Overlook Mountain Bicycles 93 Tinker St., Woodstock 845 679-2122 overlookmountainbikes.comSales, service and rental bicycle shop located in the heart of Woodstock. Family friendly and profes-sional. Ski/snowboard tuning and snow shoe rental during the winter months. Year-round. Hours: Wed. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 pm. Closed Tuesdays.

Woodstock Harley-Davidson 949 State Route 28, Kingston 1-855-RIDE WHD or 845 338-2800 woodstockharley.comMotorcycle rentals from April 15 - Oct. 31. Helmets and rain gear included, drop-off/pick-up service from hotel or airport available. Daily, weekly, weekend rates, and tour routes available. Book on-line or by calling the store. Guided tours available upon request. See website for more details. Store open every day. Service closed Sundays & Mondays.

Boat & Kayak Rentals A Day Away Kayak Rentals 944 State Route 213, Kingston 845 389-8458 takeadayaway.netA paddle sport livery located on the south end of Rondout Creek in Kingston. Single-seat kayaks, tandem kayaks and canoes are available at hourly and daily rates. Stand-up paddle board rentals and lessons. On Facebook. April - October. Hours: 9 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Belleayre Beach at Pine Hill Lake Route 28, Pine Hill 845 254-5202 belleayre.com Lake, swimming, boating, rowing/pedal boats, fishing and hiking. Beach and picnic area, pavilions, snack bar. Rent or bring your own canoe/kayak. Accessible. Call for groups of 20 or more. $10 per car. Open Memorial Day - Labor Day. Hours: Mon. - Fri. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; weekend, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

City of Kingston Kayak Tours53 Delaware Ave., Kingston845 481-7336 forsythnaturecenter.org, kingston-ny.gov Join the City of Kingston’s Forsyth Nature Center for guided nature-oriented kayak tours on the Hudson River and Rondout Creek. Frequent sightings include bald eagles, osprey, turtles and much more. Fri. - Sat., May - September.

I Paddle New York 2 Ferry St., Saugerties

845 532-7797 ipaddlenewyork.com Guided kayak tours. Discover Cantine Falls,

Saugerties Lighthouse, Esopus Bend Nature Preserve, abundant wildlife and stunning sunsets. ACA Certified. Beginners encouraged and welcome.

By reservation. Open May 1 - Oct. 31.

KENCO, the Work and Play Outfitter1000 Hurley Mountain Road, Kingston 845 340-0552 atkenco.comDaily rentals of recreational kayaks, touring, indoor archery and tandem kayaks and

canoes include paddles, life jackets and cartop carriers. All your outdoor needs under one roof. Accessible. Rentals from May - September. Store is open year-round. Open daily.

Kenneth L. Wilson Campground and Day Use Area859 Wittenberg Road, Mt. Tremper 845 679-7020 (S), 845 256-3071 (P) dec.ny.gov/outdoor/24472.html Boat rentals, fishing, hiking, nature trails, launching site, horseshoe pits, picnic tables and rental pavilion. Tent and RV sites (no electrical hook ups). Hours: Mid-May - Columbus Day, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

New Ulster Marine 440 Abeel St., Kingston 845 339-4364, 845 430-1455 newulstermarina.com Offers 1,000 running feet of water frontage with float-ing docks, ramp and winter storage. Rent a boat slip, kayak, canoe or have your special event or occasion along the Rondout Creek. Open April - October. Hours: 24/7.

Saugerties Marina 24 Ferry St., Saugerties 845 246-7533 saugertiesmarina.com Sales, service, motorboat, kayak and canoe rentals, ship’s store, transient slips, dock use, local and long distance transportation. Hudson River tours. Year-round. Hours: Summer, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Winter, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Boat Rides & Charters Black Swan SailingAbeel Street, Kingston 845 542-SAIL (7245) blackswansailing.com U.S.C.G. licensed Captain Robert Henderson and crew sail the Black Swan, a 36-foot Catalina sailboat, on the Hudson River. Up to six guests. Serving Saugerties and Kingston area. Hours: Open daily May - October, with weekday evening sails, weekend all hours.

Blue Dolphin Charters Rondout Landing, Kingston 845 399-1531 bluedolphincharter.com Private boat trips for six people or less aboard a classic 1962 Hatteras Sport Cruiser. Reservations required. April - October.

heart of Woodstock. Family friendly and professional. Ski/snowboard tuning and snow shoe rental during the winter months. Year-round. Hours: Wed. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sun.,

woodstockharley.comMotorcycle rentals from April 15 - Oct. 31. Helmets and rain gear included, drop-off/

available. Daily, weekly, weekend rates,

Fri. - Sat., May - September.

I Paddle New York2 Ferry St., Saugerties

845 532-7797 Guided kayak tours. Discover Cantine Falls,

Saugerties Lighthouse, Esopus Bend Nature Preserve, abundant wildlife and stunning sunsets. ACA Certified. Beginners encouraged and welcome.

By reservation. Open May 1 - Oct. 31.

KENCO, the Work and Play Outfitter1000 Hurley Mountain Road, Kingston845 340-0552 Daily rentals of recreational kayaks, touring, indoor archery and tandem kayaks and

canoes include paddles, life jackets and

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RecreationHudson River Cruises Rondout Landing, Kingston 800 843-7472, 845 340-4700 hudsonrivercruises.com Sightseeing cruises aboard the M/V 300-passenger Rip Van Winkle. Historical narration. Full-service beverage and snack bar. Daytime sightseeing and evening music cruises. Private charters available. Tuesday - Sunday, May - October.

Hudson Sailing 1 Broadway, Kingston845-687-2440, 845 667-1394 hudsonsailing.com Excursions and instruction aboard Cirrus, a 28-foot trimaran. Cirrus is fast, comfortable and safe. Accom-modates up to six passengers. All excursions are cap-tained by Dan Feldman, a U.S. Coast Guard licensed captain. Departs from the Rondout Creek. May - November. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.

North River Charters, “The Teal” Kingston Waterfront, Broadway, Kingston 845 750-6025 theteal.com Sightseeing tours, corporate and private charters, school trips and dinner cruises on “The Teal” for up to 75 guests. Full bar available. April - October.

Ophira Sailing 102 First St., Connelly 845 247-5535 ophirasailing.com Sailing lessons and sailing cruises. Romantic, adventuresome and historic experiences on the Hudson River.

Osprey Marine Ltd. 12 Butterville Road, New Paltz 845 255-8737 ospreymarine.com Offering sailing charters and lessons out of the Rond-out Creek in Kingston aboard our 40-foot Beneteau “Osprey.” Six people maximum. By appointment. Open May 15 - Nov. 1.

Saugerties Marina 24 Ferry St., Saugerties 845 246-7533 saugertiesmarina.com Sales, service, motorboat, kayak and canoe rent-als, ship’s store, transient slips, dock use, local and long-distance transportation. Hudson River tours. Year-round. Hours: Summer, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Winter, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Bowling Kingston Lanes

644 E. Chester St., Kingston 845 338-1414 patelskingstonlanes.com

Family recreation center with bowl-ing, lounge and snack bar. Bowling

leagues Mon. - Fri. Open year-round. Hours: Daily, noon - 10 p.m.

Cross-country Skiing Emerson Resort and Spa 5340 Route 28 Mt. Tremper

877-688-2828, 845-688-2828 emersonresort.com Venture out on our 1.2-mile cross-country trail and grab your ski or snowshoe rentals at our Ski Shop. Open daily (depending on snow level) from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Frost Valley YMCA 2000 Frost Valley Road, Claryville 845 985-2291 frostvalley.org 35 kilometers of groomed cross-country ski and hiking trails in the heart of the Catskill Mountains. Open daily, year-round.

Minnewaska State Park Preserve Route 44/55 New Paltz 845 255-0752 nysparks.state.ny.us Located in the dramatic Shawangunk Mountains. No pets. Open 9 a.m. Call for current ski conditions.

Mohonk Mountain House 1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz 866 966-0348 mohonk.com Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Mohonk Preserve 3197 US Highway 44, Gardiner 845 255-0919 mohonkpreserve.org Lands open daily. Cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing, conditions permitting. Occasionally groomed trails. Day fee for non-members.

Downhill Skiing Belleayre Mountain 181 Galli Curci Road, Highmount 800 942-6904, 845 254-5600 belleayre.com SnowEast Reader Survey for “Overall Favorite Eastern Resorts.” 50 trails, glades and parks with varied terrain from beginner to expert # 1 classic resort.

Sawkill Family Ski Center 167 Hill Road Off Sawkill and Jockey Hill Roads, Kingston 845 336-6977 sawkillski.com Family ski center located just minutes from the city of Kingston. Offers skiing, snow tubing and snowboard-ing. Ski shop and snack bar in lodge. Hours: Open weekends and holidays beginning Dec. 26.

Fishing Big Indian Guide Service with Hank Rope P.O. Box 150, Big Indian 845 254-5904 Guided fishing trips and fly fishing instruction.

Catskill Mountain Angler 346 Route 214, Chichester 845 688-5400 catskillmountainangler.com Fly fishing instruction and guiding services in the Catskill Mountains. Solid advice from knowledgeable, experienced and friendly people. Half day or full day guide trips available. Hours: Open during fishing season, April 1 - Nov. 30, daily, weather permitting.

trimaran. Cirrus is fast, comfortable and safe. Accom-modates up to six passengers. All excursions are cap-tained by Dan Feldman, a U.S. Coast Guard licensed captain. Departs from the Rondout Creek. May - November. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Broadway,

Sightseeing tours, corporate and private charters, school trips and dinner cruises on “The Teal” for up to 75 guests. Full bar available. April - October.

ophirasailing.comSailing lessons and sailing cruises. Romantic, adventuresome and historic experiences

long-distance transportation. Hudson River tours. Year-round. Hours: Summer, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Winter, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

BowlingKingston Lanes

644 E. Chester St., Kingston845 338-1414

Family recreation center with bowling, lounge and snack bar. Bowling

leagues Mon. - Fri. Open year-round. Hours: Daily, noon - 10 p.m.

Cross-country SkiingEmerson Resort and Spa5340 Route 28 Mt. Tremper

877-688-2828, 845-688-2828 emersonresort.comVenture out on our 1.2-mile cross-country trail and



RecreationFly Fishing With Bert P.O. Box 153, Tillson 845 658-9784, 845 235-4557 (cell) flyfishwithbert.com Fly fishing school and guide service on Catskill trout streams. Private lessons, group and corporate classes. April - November.

Ray Ottulich’s Wildfish Angler P.O. Box 264, Stone Ridge 845 657-9522, 845 417-6685 (cell) rayottulich.com Fly fishing guide service - Catskill trout and small-mouth, Hudson stripers. Drift boat float trips. Neversink River, Hudson River, Esopus and Rondout Creeks. Beginner instruction. Groups up to four people. Year-round.

Guide Services Alpine Endeavors, LLC P.O. Box 58, Rosendale 845 658-3094 alpineendeavors.com Professional instruction and custom guided trips: rock and ice climbing, mountaineering, hiking, snow-shoeing and backpacking in Shawangunk and Catskill Mountains. AMGA Certified Guides and accredited program. All abilities. Year-round by appointment only.

Barry Knight Interpretive Walks 1451 Route, 28A W. Hurley 845 331-1214 Easy hike to campsite, tower and views of the Catskill Mountains, Ashokan Reservoir, Mohonk Mountain House and more. Pets allowed, but call first. Year-round. Daily, by appointment.

Catskill Country Walks, LLC P.O. Box 1309, Woodstock 914 482-5771 catskillcountrywalks.com Walks, hikes and camping trips emphasizing the histo-ry and ecology of the Catskills. New York State licensed outdoor guide. Accessible can be arranged. Hours: by appointment and announced/scheduled public hikes and tours. Year-round.

Catskill Outback Adventures 8243 Route 28, Big Indian 845 254-9888 catskilloutback.com Hiking/snowshoeing, fishing, canoes and kayaks, mountain bikes, rope course and rappelling and team building. Equipment rentals, lessons and guided trips. Geocaching/letterboxing.

Eastern Mountain Sports Climbing School 3124 Route 44/55, Gardiner 800 310-4504, 845 255-3280 emsclimb.com Rock and ice climbing school and guide service. Instruction at all levels. Full-service retail tech shop. Year-round. Hours: Daily, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Edgewood Consulting & Services P.O. Box 122, New Paltz845 255-7007 edgewoodcs.com Private guided hikes and snowshoeing excursions in Ulster County’s popular and scenic areas by state licensed guide. Half or whole day, customized. Team building facilitation can be added. Insured. Serv-ing individuals, couples and small groups. Year-round.

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RecreationFavata’s Table Rock Tours & Bicycle Shop 1066 Route 32, Rosendale 845 658-7832 trtbicycles.com Bicycle rentals, sales, service and tours. Year-round.Hours: Mon., Wed., Thu., Fri., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sun., noon - 5 p.m.; closed Tuesdays.

Forsyth Nature Center’s Guided Programs Lucas Avenue, Kingston 845 339-3053, 845-481-7336 (programs) forsythnaturecenter.org Guide services include kayaking, bird walks in the Kingston area and surrounding community, snowshoe-ing, nature hikes, full moon hikes and paddles, eco-tours and educational programs at the Forsyth Nature Center and other city parks.

Four Points 27 Flanders Lane, West Hurley 518 321-5115 fourpointsadventures.vpweb.com Four Points blends outdoor guiding with therapeutic recreation by connecting all ages and abilities to nature. Typical outings include kayaking, canoeing, hiking, survival skills and snowshoeing. Weekends by appointment. Year-round.

HighXposure Adventures, Inc. Mohonk Preserve 3197, Rte 44/55, Gardiner 800 777-2546 high-xposure.com Rock climbing specialists since 1974, we are a premier guide service and school, offering climbing from begin-ner to advanced. Accommodating individuals as well as corporate groups, camps, scouts and outdoor clubs.

Hike New York 210 724-9611 ihikenewyork.com Hike New York offers outdoor guiding services in the Hudson Valley and Catskill regions, including camping trips, nature hikes, kayak tours and recreational fitness challenges. Services are offered year-round. Hours: Seven days, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Mountain Skills Climbing Guides P.O. Box 991, New Paltz 845 853-5450mountainskills.biz; mountainskills.wordpress.com Guided rock climbing, ice climbing and hiking in the Shawangunk and Catskill Mountains. Fully insured and A.M.G.A. accredited. Year-round.

Peekamoose Adventures LLC52 Bell Lane, West Shokan 914 466-9754, 845 417-8448 peekamooseadventures.org Peekamoose Adventures is a Catskill Mountain guide service that offers day hikes throughout the scenic Catskills. We also offer wine tours and maple tours (seasonal, January - March). Find us on Facebook. Year-round, sunrise to sunset.

Hang GlidingUltra Light/ Skydiving Adventure Sports-Ellenville 80 Hang Glider Road, Ellenville 775 883-7070 skybirdwings.net Paragliding instruction includes courses as well as tandem flights. Accessible. Open year-round. Hours: March - November, daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and December - March, part-time hours. Kingston-Ulster Airport (20N)1161 Flatbush Road, Kingston845 336-8401 kingstonulsterairport.comCommunity airport offering aircraft hangar and tie-down rentals. Flight school, aircraft maintenance and 100LL fuel available onsite. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Mountain Wings 77 Hang Glider Road, Ellenville 845 647-3377 mtnwings.com Hang gliding instruction, sales, rides and fun. Our pro shop offers a complete retail store for all your hang gliding needs. View our website for exhilarating views from the “Hang Gliding Capital of the Northeast.”

Skydive The Ranch 45 Sandhill Road, Gardiner 845 255-4033 skydivetheranch.com Open for first-time jump students and experienced jumpers. Large fleet of turbine-powered aircrafts available. Open weekends, November, December and March, and daily, April - October, Hours: weekdays 10 a.m. - sunset, weekends 8 a.m. - sunset.

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RecreationThe Blue Sky Ranch 45 Sand Hill Road, Gardiner 845 255-9538, 845 255-4033 (School) theblueskyranch.com Skydiving center. Large fleet of turbine aircraft. Instruction available. Open weekends, November, December and March, and daily, April - October. Hours: weekdays 10 a.m. - sunset, weekends 8 a.m. - sunset.

Horseback RidingAshokan Horseback Riding and Woodstock (Sword) Fencing Club 363 Beaverkill Road, Olivebridge 845 657-8021 ashokan.comEnjoy the harmonious relationship between horse and rider, nature and horses. Learn to fence. Please call for reservations. Year-round.

Braden Brook Stables 19 Mountaindale Road, Greenfield Park 845 647-7556 on Facebook Horseback riding stables, trail rides, ponyrides and lessons. Accessible. Open to the public Year-round, seven days a week.

Coyote Ridge Stables 583 Lattintown Road, Marlboro 845 236-1136 Horseback riding, pony rides and lessons and birthday parties. Appointments preferred. Open to the public.

Mohonk Mountain House 1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz 866 966-0348 mohonk.com Trails and carriage rides through 7,000 historic acres. Reservations required.

Payne Farm Too 125 Dubois Road, New Paltz 845 255-0177 paynefarmtoo.com Trail rides, horseback riding, pony rides. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Shawangunk and Catskill Mountains from your saddle on one of our sweet, safe and willing horses or ponies. Indoor/outdoor rings and trails. All levels welcome. Year-round.

Pinegrove Family Dude Ranch 30 Cherrytown Road, Kerhonkson 800 346-4626, 845 626-7345 pinegroveranch.com Enjoy a day-long treat in the country with day guest passes available at our family-friendly resort. Accessible. Horseback riding for additional fee.

Rocking Horse Ranch Resort600 Route 44/55, Highland 800 647-2624, 845 691-2927 rockinghorseranch.com Our overnight guests can enjoy the many fun-filled activities at our all-inclusive property. These include unlimited horseback riding, Big Splash Indoor Water Park, over 100 activities, children’s day camp, Winter Fun Park, nightly entertainment and much more.

Rockmount Equestrian Center 825 Churchland Court, Saugerties845 458-1629 rockmountequestrian.com Horseback riding lessons, horseback riding camp and trail riding. By appointment only. Year-round.

Ulster County Horse Council New Paltz 845 626-2669 uchc-ny.org Non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, promoting and improving Ulster County’s overall equine environment. Part of the State Horse Council. Sponsors horse shows, trail rides, educational programs and more. See website for events.

Ice SkatingKiwanis Ice Arena Cantine Veterans Memorial Complex, Washington Avenue, Ext., Saugerties 845 247-2590 ext. 300 kiwanisicearena.com Fully-enclosed, refrigerated ice rink facility. Private and public sessions, figure skating, ice dance, instructional. Ice season is August - April, daily. Off-ice training room, meeting rooms. Year-round birthday and group parties/outings.

Mohonk Mountain House Ice Skating Pavilion 1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz 866 966-0348 mohonk.com Ice skating in a Victorian open-air pavilion located at a National Historic Landmark Resort.

Indoor/Outdoor RecreationHudson Valley Sportsdome 240 Milton Turnpike, Milton 845 795-5220 hudsonvalleysportsdome.com 87,000 square-foot arena with turf for indoor field sports. Youth and adult leagues and tournaments: Soccer, flag football, lacrosse and field hockey. Field rentals, corporate and special events. Ten acres of lawns for festivals, craft fairs and concerts. Year-round.

Wood ‘N Wheel Family Fun Center 365 Broadway, Ulster Park 845 331-9680 woodnwheel.com Family fun center featuring roller/inline skating, laser tag, bumper cars, spaceball ride, arcade, indoor and outdoor rock climbing walls, outdoor bungee trampoline and more. Open year-round for parties and the public.

MarinasAnchorage Marina and Restaurant 182 Canal St., Eddyville 845 338-9899 anchorage55.com Located across from the first lock of the D&H Canal. Restaurant is open year-round, closed Mondays.

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Certified Marina, LLC 166 First St., Connelly 845 339-3060 certifiedmarina.com, hudsonriverstripedbass.com Full-service marina: Mercury O/B, Mercuiser, Volvo-Penta, Universal, Yanmar and Westerbeake. Gas and diesel sales and service. Bait and tackle. Dockage, winter storage, land storage, launch ramp and ship’s store. Bar n’ Café open weekends. Open daily February - November.

Hideaway Marina 170 Abeel St., Kingston 845 331-4565 Launch ramp. Pump out. 35-ton boat lift. Summer and winter storage. March - December Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Jeff’s Yacht Haven 140 First St., Connelly 845 331-9248 Specializes in short haul and mast stepping. Transit and seasonal rates. Winter storage. March - December.

Kingston City Marina Broadway Landing, Kingston 845 331-6940 kingstoncitymarina.com Full-service marina at the foot of Broadway on the historic Rondout. Walk to area restaurants and shops. Hourly, transient and seasonal slips available. Make reservations early for best party on the Rondout. Open 24/7, from May 1 - Oct. 31. Hours: 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Lou’s Boat Basin 944 Abeel St., Kingston 845 331-4670 Marina, ship’s store, boat ramp, fuel, gas and diesel. April - November. Hours: Open daily, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Lynch’s Marina 2 Ferry St., Saugerties 845 247-0995 Mooring of boats on the Esopus Creek, near the Hudson River. Open April 1 - Oct. 31. Hours: Daily, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

New Ulster Marine 440 Abeel St., Kingston 845 339-4364, 845 430-1455 newulstermarina.com Offers 1,000 running feet of water frontage with float-

ing docks, ramp and winter storage. Rent a boat slip, kayak, canoe or have your special event or occasion along the Rondout Creek. Open April - October. Hours: 24/7.

Rondout Bay Marina & Restaurant1000 Route 213, Kingston 845 339-3917 rondoutbaymarina.com 150-slip marina in a no-wake zone. Full description, menu, pictures, events and local attractions on our website. Year-round.

Rondout Yacht Basin 102 First St., Connelly 845 331-7061 rondoutyachtbasin.com A full-service marina. Open April - November. Hours: Sun. - Thu., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Fri. - Sat., 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Saugerties Marina 24 Ferry St., Saugerties 845 246-7533 saugertiesmarina.com Sales, service, motorboat, kayak and canoe rentals, ship’s store, transient slips, dock use, local and long distance transportation. Hudson River tours. Year-round. Hours: Summer, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Winter, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

West Shore Marine 140 Dock Road, Marlboro 845 236-4486 westshoremarine.info Marina, boat sales and service. Gas and diesel. Boat launch. Year-round. Call for hours.

Miniature GolfAscot Park Golf Center163 Esopus Ave., Kingston845 339-6395 on Facebook Driving range, chipping range, putting green, minia-ture golf, golf professional, lessons and parties -

playground, too. New volleyball area. Open April - October. Hours: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Homegrown Mini-Golf Kelder’s Farm, 5755 Route 209, Accord 845 626-7137 homegrownminigolf.com Play miniature golf on the only farm-themed course with edible landscaping. Have fun and learn about local food. Open May - October. Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Lakeside Licks Ice Cream & Mini Golf 288 Route 299, Highland, 845 691-7080 lakesidelicks.webs.com and Facebook Miniature golf, ice cream and lunch. Call for hours.

Puttin’ Plus 455 Washington Ave., Saugerties 845 246-4501 puttinplus.com Mini-golf, go-kart track, batting cages, laser/water tag and arcade. April - September.

The Sports Cone 180 Sawkill Road, Kingston 845 331-2545 thesportscone.com Mini-golf, batting cages, go-carts and ice cream. Just one mile from NYS Thruway Exit 19. Visit our expand-ed Café. Parties and group events. Open mid-March - November. Find us on Facebook.

Movie Theaters New Paltz Cinema 2 New Paltz Plaza, New Paltz 845 255-0420 greatmovieslowerprices.com Four first-run movies. Daily.

Orpheum Theatre 156 Main St., Saugerties 845 246-6561 Three first-run movies. Bargain Nights on Mondays and Thursdays. Theatres two and three are Accessi-ble. Friend us on Facebook. Open daily year-round.



RecreationRegal Cinemas Hudson Valley Mall, 1300 Ulster Ave., Kingston 845 336-4188 regmovies.comTwelve theaters showing first-run movies. Open daily.

Rosendale Theatre 408 Main St., Rosendale 845 658-8989 rosendaletheatre.org Theatre Collective. Nightly movies. Serves as a venue for live theater, music and other special events. View website for schedules of films and events. Closed most Tuesdays.

Upstate Films at Tinker Street132 Tinker St. (Route 212), Woodstock 845 679-6608 upstatefilms.org Single-screen movie theater, showing mainly independent and foreign films.

Paintball Action Paintball 365 Broadway (Route 9W), Ulster Park 845 331-8759 actionpaintball.com Full-service six-acre paintball park featuring woods-ball field, PSP X-Ball field, compressed air (3500, 4500 PSI), CO2 and picnic area. Great for birthday, bachelor, corporate and team building events. Open seasonally, weather permitting.

Paintball Sports, Inc. 230 Camp Sunset Road, Plattekill845 691-1979 paintballsportsny.com Full-service paintball park with 16 woodsball and themed fields. Experienced referees, free air refills, rental gear and picnic area. Great for birthdays, bachelor parties and team building. Open year-round by reservation.

Rock Climbing Alpine Endeavors, LLC P.O. Box 58, Rosendale 845 658-3094 alpineendeavors.com Professional instruction and guided trips for rock/ice climbing. Mountaineering, snowshoeing and fly fishing in Shawangunk and Catskill Mountains. Year-round by appointment only.

Catskill Country Walks, LLCP.O. Box 1309, Woodstock 914 482-5771 catskillcountrywalks.com Walks, hikes and camping trips emphasizing the history and ecology of the Catskills. New York State Licensed Outdoor Guide. Accessible can be arranged. Hours: by appointment and announced/scheduled public hikes and tours. Year-round.

Eastern Mountain Sports Climbing School 3124 Route 44/55, Gardiner 800 310-4504, 845 255-3280 emsclimb.com Rock and ice climbing school and guide service. Instruction at all levels. Full-service retail tech shop. Year-round. Hours: Daily. 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

HighXposure Adventures, Inc. Mohonk Preserve, 3197 Route 44/55 Gardiner 800 777-2546 high-xposure.com Longest operating rock climbing school and guide ser-vice in the Mohonk Preserve. Daily, April - November.

Minnewaska State Park Preserve Route 44/55, New Paltz 845 255-0752 nysparks.state.ny.us Located in the Shawangunk Mountains. Hiking and rock climbing. Hours: April 1 - Dec. 1 (weather permitting), 9 a.m. Call for closing times and fees.

Mohonk Preserve 3197 US Highway 44, Gardiner 845 255-0919 mohonkpreserve.org Lands open daily. Rock climbing cliffs and bouldering. Day fee for non-members.

Mountain Skills Climbing Guides P.O. Box 991 New Paltz 845 853-5450 mountainskills.biz Guided rock climbing, ice climbing and hiking in the Shawangunk and Catskill Mountains. Fully-insured and A.M.G.A. accredited.

Sundance Rappel Tower 64 Route 214, Phoenicia 845 688-5640 Challenge our 60-foot tower. Year-round. Weekends by appointment.

The Inner Wall 234 Main St., New Paltz 845 255-ROCK (7625) theinnerwall.com Indoor rock climbing gym, equipment rentals, youth program, safety training and group rates. Year-round.

Roller Skating Skate Time 209 5164 Route 209 at Mettacahonts Road, Accord 845 626-7971 skatetime209.com All indoor. Roller skating rink, skateboard park, arcade, birthday parties, snack bar and free Wi-Fi. Skateboard and roller skating lessons by appointment. Open Thursday - Sunday

Wood ‘N Wheel Family Fun Center 365 Broadway, Ulster Park 845 331-9680 woodnwheel.com Family fun center featuring roller/inline skating, laser tag, bumper cars, spaceball ride, arcade, indoor and outdoor rock climbing walls, outdoor bungee trampoline and more. Open year-round for parties and the public.

SwimmingAndretta Pool Joy’s Lane , Kingston 845 331-1682 kingston-ny.gov Family swimming. Swim classes for ages 6 - 16. Lap swimming in mornings. Vending machines.

Belleayre Beach at Pine Hill Lake 33 Friendship Manor Road, Pine Hill845 254-5202 belleayre.comLake, swimming, boating, rowing/pedal boats, fishing and hiking. Beach and picnic area, pavilions, snack bar. Rent or bring your own canoe/kayak. Accessible. Call for groups of 20 or more. $10 per car. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day, Mon.-Fri., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; weekends, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Kingston Point Beach Delaware Ave., Kingston 845 331-1682 Swimming in the Hudson, playground and pavilion.

Marbletown Town Park Tongore Road, Stone Ridge 845 687-0800, 845 687-7830 marbletown.net Swimming, lessons, playground, picnic area, pavilion. Basketball, volleyball, horseshoes. Pavilion available for private events. April - October. Hours: Park open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Swimming with lifeguard on duty July - August, 10:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.



RecreationMinnewaska State Park Preserve Route 44/55, New Paltz 845 255-0752 nysparks.state.ny.us Located in the Shawangunk Mountains. Offering swimming, hiking, mountain biking, nature programs, rock climbing, horseback riding, boating, picnicking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowshoe rentals.

Moriello Park and Public Pool Mulberry Street, New Paltz 845 255-1700 (S), 845 255-0604 Hours: Memorial Day - Labor Day, noon - 7 p.m.

Saugerties Village Beach Partition Street, Saugerties 845 246-2321 village.saugerties.ny.us Located on the Esopus Creek. A sand beach with swimming dock, playground area, fishing and picnic areas, and slip for kayaks and fishing boats.

The Sojourner Truth Ulster Landing County Park 916 Ulster Landing Road, Saugerties 845 336-8484 (S), 845 340-3300 co.ulster.ny.us Swimming, beach, hiking trails, picnic/play area, pavilion. Boat launch area. Accessible. May - Sep-tember. See website (Buildings and Grounds Division, Park Info) for specific dates and times.

Ulster County Public Pool 207 Libertyville Road New Paltz 845 255-7027 (S), 845 340-3100 co.ulster.ny.us Swimming, kiddie pools and playground and snack bar. June - Labor Day. See website for specific dates and times.

TennisTotal Tennis 1811 Old Kings Highway, Saugerties 800 221-6496, 845 247-9177 totaltennis.comAn 11 red clay, seven all-weather, two synthetic grass and five-court indoor facility. Lessons. Year-round. Hours: Daily, 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Woodstock Tennis Club Six Har-Tru Courts, Corner of Sawkill and Zena Roads, Woodstock 845 679-5900 (S), 917 841-2468 (OS) woodstocktennis.com Memberships. Private lessons. Stringing. Open tennis mixers Thursdays, 5:30 p.m. - dark. Drop in. Small fee. Junior Tennis Camp ages six to 16. Call for sched-ule and special event information.

Tours and Trails Ashokan Reservoir Route 28 and Winchell’s Corners (Parking area from Route 28A), Shokan 800 575-land (5263) nyc.gov/depSeasonal, two-mile plus paved walkway along one of the largest reservoirs within the New York City water supply and system. Panoramic views of the reservoir and Catskill Mountains. Informational kiosk at eastern end of walkway.

Belleayre Mountain181 Galli Curci Road, Highmount800 942-6904, 845 254-5600 belleayre.comElevations from 600 to 3,325 feet of varied terrain. Hike from the Belleayre Beach in Pine Hill or the Interpretive Adventure Trail. Sign up for backcountry tours in the winter.

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Climb aboard our fun and relaxing round-triptrain excursions along the scenic Esopus Creekdeparting Mt. Tremper and seasonal train trips

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Sail aboard a fully equipped sailing yacht with all the amenities. Enjoy a glass of wine in our spacious cockpit as we sail past lighthouses, stately mansions and historic

sites. We can provide everything from snacks to a full meal catered by one of our local restaurants.

Sunset cruises, birthday parties, anniversaries, wedding parties and private sailing lessons.

Private charters with a minimum of 3 hours up to 6 customers customized for your group. Extended

charters available up to a full day on the river.

Osprey Marine also offers lessons on small vessel handling, NYS Safe Boating Classes, and a

comprehensive 16 hour boating class.

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Blackcreek PreserveWinding Brook Road (off Route 9W), Esopus845 473-4440 scenichudson.org/parks/blackcreekThis Scenic Hudson park features 130 acres with 2-mile wooded trail from suspension bridge above Black Creek to Hudson River. Hiking, fishing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing (ungroomed). “Esopus Explorer” destination. Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Bradford Graves Sculpture ParkRoute 209, Kerhonkson845 230-0521 bradfordgravessculpturepark.comShowcases over 200 works of a man who worked primarily in stone and possessed a deep and unyielding fascination with archeology and all things of this earth. Sculpture for sale. Wedding and fashion photoshoots welcome. May - late October, appointment only.

Catskill Animal Sanctuary316 Old Stage Road, Saugerties 845 336-8447 casanctuary.orgA haven for rescued horses and farm animals featuring 200 animals of 12 different species on 110 acres. Offering guided tours, workshops, cooking classes, guest speakers and adoptions. Family friendly. April - October, Sat. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Catskill Forest PreserveUlster County 845 256-3003 dec.ny.govState-owned and maintained land within Catskill Park. 300,000 acres of forests with meadows, lakes, springs, waterfalls, cliffs, fire towers, wildlife and hiking, mountain biking and snowmobile trails.

Catskill Mountain ClubP.O. Box 404, Margaretvillecatskillmountainclub.orgDevoted to outdoor recreation, public land steward-ship, education, hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, canoeing, kayaking, biking and nature-related pursuits in the Catskill Mountains. Visit our website for event listings.

Catskill Mountain Railroad5408 NYS Route 28, Mt. Tremper845 688-7400 catskillmtrailroad.comScenic rail rides along the Esopus Creek. Fall foliage schedules. Regular schedule begins Memorial Day weekend. Check our website for more information, Kingston Special Events, Thomas the Tank Engine, Polar Express and Snoopy the Easter Beagle.

D & H Canal Heritage CorridorUlster County 845 626-3089 dandhcorridor.orgThirty-five-mile trail from Kingston to Ellenville, com-prised of the Delaware & Hudson Canal tow paths and the Ontario & Western Railway. Self-guided walks, biking, equestrian and cross-country skiing.

Favata’s Table Rock Tours and Bicycle Shop1066 Rt. 32, Rosendale 845 658-7832 trtbicycles.com Bicycle rentals, sales, service and tours. Year-round.Hours: Mon., Wed., Thu., Fri., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sun., noon - 5 p.m.; closed Tuesday.

Espous Meadow Preserve257 River Road (UC Route 24), Ulster Park845 473-4440 scenichudson.org/parks/esopusmeadows

Ninety-six-acre Scenic Hudson riverfront park features two-mile wooded trails, Hudson River Water Trail and views of Esopus Lighthouse. New pavilion for groups and educational programs. Fishing, picnicking, cross- country skiing and snowshoeing (ungroomed). Accessible parking. Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Falling Waters PreserveDominican Lane, Glasco845 473-4440 scenichudson.org/parks/fallingwatersThis scenic Hudson park features 149 acres with over two miles of trails leading to views of the Hudson River and Catskills, meadows, waterfalls with seating area. Picnicking, hiking, cross-country skiing and snowshoe-ing (ungroomed). Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Five Locks Walk c/o D & H Canal Museum, 23 Mohonk Road, High Falls 845 687-9311 canalmuseum.orgNational historic landmark. Walk along the towpath of the Delaware and Hudson Canal from Locks 16 to 20. No bicycles or horses. Accessible. Year-round, dawn to dusk.

Hudson Valley Apple TrailUlster County 845 883-7825 hudsonvalleyappletrail.comSeven family-owned apple orchards each provide a unique apple picking experience and a variety of fruits. Favorite products include fresh pressed apple cider, homemade fruit pies, fruit butter and jams. Shawangunk Mountain region 60 miles north of New York City.



RecreationHudson Valley Pottery TrailHigh Falls845 626-4932, 845 687-7828 potterytrail.comEight nationally-recognized potteries in the scenic Mid-Hudson Valley. Studio showrooms open to the public. Showroom hours vary, so call ahead. Close to many fine inns, restaurants, historic sites, hiking and biking trails and golf courses.

Hudson Valley Rail TrailHudson Valley Rail Trail Depot 101 New Paltz Road Highland 845 691-2066 hudsonvalleyrailtrail.net A 3.6-mile paved rail trail extending from westerly end of Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park to Riv-erside Road in Highland with multiple points of entry. Accessible. Open dawn to dusk. On Facebook.

Hurley O&W Rail TrailRoute 209, Hurleyon Facebook Hike and bike through beautiful landscapes. Paved for 2.2 miles south from Esopus Creek, then becomes cinder, continues 16 miles south to Kerhonkson Fire House. It also extends north of paved segment 1.8 miles to Super 8, Washington Avenue, Kingston.

Hurley’s Historic District Walking Tour Hurley Heritage Society Museum, 52 Main St. Hurley845 331-8852 hurleyheritagesociety.org Guided walking tours of a charming National Historic Landmark District. Many old stone houses from the 1670’s to the late 1800’s line Main Street. Tours held on fourth Sunday of each month, May-August and October, and third Sunday in September, beginning 2 p.m. Admission.

Illinois MountainReservoir Road, Highland 845 473-4440 [email protected] scenichudson.org/parks/illinoismountain Scenic Hudson and Town of Lloyd park features 507 acres and 5.5 miles of trails through woodlands and great views. Hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, dog walking (leash; clean up afterward). Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Krause’s Chocolates H41 S. Partition St., Saugerties 845-246-8377 krauseschocolates.com Voted “Best Chocolates in the Hudson Valley” by Hudson Valley Magazine. Hand-dipped chocolates, fudge, gifts and more. Over 50 varieties of chocolates. Open year-round. Hours Mon. - Fri., 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat., 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sun., noon - 5 p.m.

Marbletown O&W Rail Trail Town Hall, 3775 Main St. Stone Ridge 845 687-0800 marbletown.netScenic country trail extends south from Hurley O&W Rail Trail for almost nine miles. For hikers, bikers, horseback and x-country skiing. Pets on leashes. No motorized vehicles. Park at Marcott, Cottekill or Leggett Roads. Year-round, dawn to dusk.

Minnewaska State Park PreserveRoute 44/55, New Paltz845 255-0752 nys.parks.comLocated in the Shawangunk Mountains and listed as “Best Park” by Hudson Valley Magazine. Open daily for hiking, swimming, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, horseback riding, rock climbing. Year-round. Hours: Open daily 9 a.m.

Mohonk Preserve Visitor Center3197 US Highway 44, Gardiner845 255-0919 mohonkpreserve.orgHiking, biking, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, and horseback riding paths. Bouldering and rock climbing cliffs. Lands open daily. Day fee for non-members. The Visitor Center has free admission and is open daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Nyquist-Harcourt Wildlife Sanctuary140 Huguenot St., New Paltz 845 255-3003 nyquistfdtn.orgLocated near Historic Huguenot Street, the Sanctuary has 56 acres of property and over 1,300 feet of front-age on the Wallkill River with Shawangunk Mountains viewscape. Take a self-guided tour through its woodlands and beside the oxbow. Year-round.

Overlook Mountain Fire TowerMeads Mountain Road, Woodstock845 586-2611 catskillfiretowers.orgViews of the Hudson Valley, Catskill Mountains, Ashokan Reservoir and Overlook Hotel ruins. 2.5 mile trail, with vertical rise beginning to end at 1,400 feet. Rated moderately difficult. Weekends and holidays, June - Columbus Day.

Perrine’s BridgeJunction of State Route 32 and Route 213, Rifton845 331-0676 esopus.com/brochures/heritage_trail.pdfCovered bridge built circa 1835 by Benjamin Wood. This last surviving example of the “Burr arch truss” design spans the Wallkill River between the Towns of Esopus and Rosendale. Listed on the National Regis-ter of Historic Places.

Rondout National Historic District Walking Tours Kingston Heritage Area Visitors Center, 20 Broadway, Kingston845 339-0720 fohk.org Friends of Historic Kingston guided tours trace the rise of Rondout as a prosperous maritime village with a rich legacy of 19th century architecture. Some uphill walking. Departs from Visitors Center. Tour fee. Last Saturdays, May - October, 1 p.m.

Sam’s Point Preserve400 Sam’s Point Road, Cragsmoor845 647-7989 nature.org/samspoint5,000-acre preserve in the northern Shawangunk Mountains. One of the best examples of a ridgetop dwarf pine barrens in the world. Trails to Sam’s Point, Verkeerderkill Falls, Ice Caves, High Point and Indian Rock. Groups of 12-30 maximum must register. Parking fee. Closed January, February and March.

Shaupeneak Ridge1169 Old Post Road (UC RT. 16) (Lower lot) Esopus 473-4440scenichudson.org/parksThis Scenic Hudson park features 804 acres of mountainous forest, nine-mile trail network, 10-acre Louisa Pond, waterfall, views of the Hudson River and Catskills. Perfect location for many outdoor activities. Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Shawangunk Grasslands National Wildlife RefugeHoagerburgh Road, Wallkill973 702-7266 ext. 10fws.gov/refuge/shawangunk_grasslands; shawangunk.orgThis 597-acre wildlife refuge operates to conserve the biological diversity of the Wallkill Valley. Observation area provides spectacular views of the Shawangunks and the many species of grassland birds, wintering raptors and endangered species. New 3.6-mile hiking trail. Hours: Open during daylight hours.

Shawangunk Mountains Scenic BywayUlster County mtnscenicbyway.orgOfficially designated a New York State Scenic Byway in 2006, this beautiful 88-mile route encircles the northern Shawangunk Mountains through the historic Rondout and Wallkill valleys, with scenic mountains, forests, farms, rivers and streams.



RecreationShawangunk Wine TrailUlster County 845 256-8456 gunkswine.comMany award-winning wineries along an 80-mile route hosting seasonal events in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Nestled between the Shawangunk Mountains and the majestic Hudson River, this trail is the perfect way to discover Hudson Valley Wine Country.

Stockade National Historic District Walking ToursCorner of Main and Wall Streets (Uptown), Kingston 845 339-0720 fohk.orgGuided tour of New York’s largest extant early Dutch settlement and neighborhood where New York State was born. Departs from Friends of Historic Kingston Gallery. Tour Fee. May - October. Hours: First Saturday each month, departs 1 p.m.

Town of Shawangunk Rail Trail14 Central Ave., Wallkill845 895-2611 shawangunk.orgThree-plus mile section of rail and trail with views of the Bordan Estate and the Shawangunk Mountain Range. Provides easy access to the Village of Wallkill. Wallkill River nearby. Pet friendly. Accessible. Por-ta-potties available. Year-round.

Wallkill Valley Rail TrailP.O. Box 1048, New Paltzwvrta.orgThe 24-mile multi-use trail is used for walking, bicycling, horseback riding and more. The trail passes through scenic countryside and lively downtowns and the Williams Lake Project, from the southern end of Gardiner to the Ulster/Kingston border.

Tube Rentals F&S Adventure Tube Rentals 29 Main St., Phoenicia 845 688-7633, 845 688-5685 fstuberental.com Tube rentals for the exhilarating experience of tubing down the Esopus Creek, by the Catskill hamlet of Phoenicia. Open May-September. Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Town Tinker Tube Rental 10 Bridge St., Phoenicia 845 688-5553 towntinker.com Whitewater tubing adventures on the scenic Esopus Creek. Wetsuits and transportation available. Memorial Day Weekend - Sept. 30. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Last rentals at 4 p.m.)

Join us in beautiful and historicKingston for our third annual artsfestival, a nine-day celebration ofworld-class chamber music,dance,theater, children’s opera,new works,eco-cultural events, and more.

This year Kingston Festival is proud to present Mozart’s mostbeloved opera—The Marriage of Figaro, in scenic KingstonPointPark.Picnic under the stars on the banks of the Hudson whileenjoying chamber opera at its finest!

www.KingstonFestival.org

August 14–22, 2015

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Looking for a golf getaway? Look no further than Ulster County, home to 12 public and semi-private layouts, offering something for everyone from scratch golfers to weekend hackers out enjoying the links. With Ulster’s outstanding public golf courses, golfers rarely have to wait to tee off. The diverse courses – ranging from challenging moun-tain resort courses to pristine layouts designed by notable golf course architects – means visitors nev-er get bored.

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Alapaha Golf Links190 Sawkill Road, Kingston • 845 331-2334 Nine-hole executive golf course. Grass tee area and driving range. Open mid-March - October. Hours: 7:30 a.m. - Dusk.

Apple Greens Golf Course161 South St., Highland • 845 883-5500 • applegreens.com27-hole public golf course. Driving range. Putting greens. Outings available. Scenic views. Restaurant on premises. March - mid-December. Hours: Dawn - Dusk.

Green Acres Golf Club250 Harwich St., Kingston • 845 331-2283 • facebook Nine holes of golf, reasonably priced. Senior discounts available. Open April - November Hours: Daily, 7 a.m. - Dark.

Hudson Valley Resort and Spa400 Granite Road, Kerhonkson • 845 626-8888 • hudsonvalleyresort.comChallenging 18-hole, par-71 championship golf course featuring gorgeous Catskill Mountain views. Tournaments and groups outings welcome. On-site catering available. Find us on Facebook and Twitter: @HV_Resort

Mohonk Mountain House1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz • 866 966-0348 • 845 256-2154 for reservations mohonk.comHistoric Scottish-style golf course. Golf packages. Tee times required.

New Paltz Golf Course215 Huguenot St., New Paltz • 845 255-8282 • newpaltzgolf.com“Best 9 holes in the Hudson Valley” - Golf Link USA. Call for weekend tee times. Pro shop, driving range and lessons available. Open March - November Hours: Dawn - Dusk.

Rondout Golf ClubWhitfield Road, Accord • 888 894-9455, 845 626-2513 • rondoutgolfclub.comBreathtaking views, 3-star rated 18-hole golf course. Hours: Sunrise - Sunset. Golf lessons and group packages available. Full-menu restaurant and bar.

Shawangunk Country Club38 Country Club Road, Ellenville • 845 647-6090 • TheShawangunkCountryClub.com & Facebook A well-conditioned nine-hole course, with spectacular views from every hole. March - November Hours: Weekdays, 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Weekends, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Stone Dock Golf Course12 Stone Dock Road, High Falls • 845 687-7107 • stonedockgolfclub.com & FacebookEnjoy breathtaking scenery on this competitive course, complemented by friendly people and the High Falls Café for year-round dining. Golf course is open April 1 - Nov. 1. Hours: Daily, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Fallsview Golf Course at Honor’s Haven1195 Arrowhead Road, Ellenville • 845 210-3106 • www.honorshaven.com9-hole Robert Trent Jones, Sr. golf course tucked up against the Shawangunk Mountians. Great views and a great deal for golf in Ulster County. Season runs from April until Thanksgiving. Open 7 days a week, 7 am until sundown.

The Lazy Swan Golf and Country Club Village1754 Old Kings Highway, Saugerties • 845 247-0075 • thelazyswan.com18-hole championship-caliber golf course located just five minutes from New York State Thruway Exit 20, Saugerties. A unique golf experience with incredible views of the Catskill Mountains. Featuring an Italian restaurant and outdoor restaurant and bar.

Turtle Creek Golf Course at the Garden Cathay219 Plattekill Ardonia Road, Wallkill • 845 564-3220 • turtlecreekgolf.netPicturesque nine-hole course, 2,900 yards with sand traps, grass bunkers and water hazards. Lunch available at The Grille. Catering available. Open daily, April - November

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Belleayre Beach at Pine Hill Lake

33 Friendship Manor Road, Pine Hill

845 254-5202 belleayre.com Lake, swimming, boating, rowing/pedal boats, fishing and hiking. Beach and picnic area, pavilions, snack bar. Rent or bring your own canoe/kayak. Accessible. Call for groups of 20 or more. $10 per car. Open Memorial Day-Labor Day, Mon-Fri, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; weekends, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Berean Park Reservoir Road, Highland 845 691-8011 townoflloyd.com Beach, pavilion, picnic tables, snack bar, playground, tennis and basketball courts. Summer programs. Children’s swimming programs. Accessible. Park open May - August. Hours: Trails open year-round, dawn - dusk. Trailhead to Illinois Mountain trails.

Big Indian Park Route 28, Big Indian 845 688-7165 shandaken.us Swings, jungle gym, merry-go-round, baseball, two pavilions with barbecue pits that can be reserved for parties.

Black Creek Preserve

Winding Brook Road (off Route 9W), Esopus

845 473-4440 scenichudson.org/parks/blackcreek

This Scenic Hudson park features 130 acres with two-mile wooded trail from suspension bridge above Black Creek to Hudson River. Hiking, fishing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing (ungroomed). “Esopus Explorer” destination. Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Block Park Abeel Street, Kingston 845 331-1682 kingston-ny.gov Basketball courts, softball field, green space, playground and pavilion available for group/party rental.

Bob Shepard Highland Landing Park

42 River Road, Highland 845 224-4464 highlandlandingpark.org Hudson River access, with fishing, kayaking, picnicking (no fires, please) and birdwatching. Events. Accessible. Hours: Open year-round, sunrise to sunset.

Cantine Veterans Sports Complex

Washington Avenue Ext., Saugerties

845 246-5890 x 309 saugerties.ny.us 127-acre sports complex featuring many year-round recreational services and amenities, including baseball/softball fields, soccer fields, fully-enclosed refrigerated ice arena, skate park, playgrounds, pavilions, trails, senior citizens’ multi-purpose center.

Cass Landi Mini-Park

Route 213 at Union Center Road, St. Remy

845 331-3709 esopus.com Soccer and lacrosse fields, outdoor ice-skating, basketball, tennis and playground.

Cluett Schantz Memorial Park 1801-1805 Route 9W, Milton

845 795-5100 marlboroughny.com Basketball courts, soccer field, baseball fields, bocce court, children’s playground, walking areas. Pavilion available by reservation through town clerk.

Esopus Meadows Preserve 257 River Road (UC Route 24), Ulster Park

845 473-4440 scenichudson.org/parks/esopusmeadows

Ninety-six-acre Scenic Hudson riverfront park features two-mile wooded trail, Hudson River Water Trail, views of Esopus Lighthouse. New pavilion for groups and educational programs. Fishing, pic-nicking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing (ungroomed). Accessible parking. Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Falling Waters Preserve Dominican Lane, Glasco 845 473-4440 scenichudson.org/parks/fallingwaters

This scenic Hudson park features 149 acres with over two miles of trails leading to views of the Hud-son River and Catskills, meadows, waterfalls with seating area. Picnicking, hiking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing (ungroomed). Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Forsyth Nature Center 157 Lucas Ave., Kingston 845 339-3053, 845 481-7336 (programs)

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A quaint visitor-friendly facility in a garden setting featuring close contact to animals. Reptile house, birds of prey, domestic and wild birds, small and large mammals, apiary and pond. Nature programs and tours available. Hours: Open daily year-round.

Franny Reese State Park Johnson-Iorio Park (access) Highland

845 473-4440 scenichudson.org Just south of Walkway Over the Hudson and Mid-Hudson Bridge, this state park features 251 acres, 2.5-mile trail system on carriage roads, ridgeline, wooded paths leading to overlook and Hudson River views. Park at Johnson-Iorio Park. Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Galeville Park 123 Long Lane, Wallkill 845 895-2611 shawangunk.org Walking trails, pavilion, two picnic tables, porta potty. Accessible. Pet friendly. Sports fields will be ready soon. Year-round.

Garrison Park Between Central and Park Avenues, Wallkill

845 895-2611 shawangunk.org Playground, basketball court. Accessible. Pet friendly. No bathroom facility.

George Freer Memorial Beach

Canal Street, Port Ewen 845 331-3709 esopus.com Riverfront park with view of the Rondout Lighthouse (1913). Launch for kayaks and carry-ins. Ice boats during a cold winter. Swings, jungle gym, merry-go-round, basketball. Pavilion with picnic tables available for group/party rentals. Grills available.

George Majestic Memorial Park Murphy Lane, Gardiner 845 255-9675 x100 townofgardiner.org Lovely park with playground, softball field, grills, picnic tables, pavilion, nature trails, plenty of parking. Accessible. Hours: Open year-round, dawn - dusk.

George Terpening Sr. Memorial Malden Mini Park

215 Riverside Drive, Malden-on-Hudson

845 246-5890 ext. 309

saugerties.ny.us River front, boat launching, dock. Picnic tables, grills, etc. Summer Sunset Concert. Limited parking. Accessible. Hours: Open Year-round, sunrise to sunset.

Glasco Riverfront Mini Park 232 Hudson St., Glasco 845 246-5890 ext. 310

saugerties.ny.us Boat launching, dock, fishing pier. Separate launch for kayaks and carry-ins. Pavilion with picnic tables, grills, etc. Playground. Summer Sunset Concerts. Accessible. Hours: Year-round, sunrise - sunset.

Glenbrook Park Route 42, Shandaken 845 688-5004 shandaken.us Dog park. Swings and jungle gym, regulation softball field, basketball court, large pavilion with barbeque pit that can be reserved for parties. Accessible. Bathrooms available May 15 - Oct. 15. Open year-round.

Hasbrouck Park Delaware Avenue, Kingston 845 331-1682 kingston-ny.gov Pavilion and indoor building, ballfield, playground, basketball court, walking trails, open space.

Hasbrouck Park Corners of Plattekill and Mohonk Avenues, New Paltz

845 255-0130 villageofnewpaltz.org Hours: Open daily, 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Hutton Park Clifton Avenue and Grant Street, Kingston

845 331-1682 kingston-ny.gov Pavilion, tennis courts, basketball court, ballfield, handball wall and new playground designed for youths 5-12 years old.

Illinois Mountain Reservoir Road, Highland 845 473-4440 scenichudson.org/parks/illinoismountain

Scenic Hudson and Town of Lloyd park features 507 acres and 5.5 miles of trails through woodlands and great views. Hiking, mountain biking, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, dog walking (leash; clean up afterward). Year-round, dawn - dusk.

James Reiker Memorial Park

First Street, Connelly 845 331-3709 esopus.com Mini-park.

Joe Clark Park Floyd Ackert Road, Ulster Park 845 331-3709 esopus.com Mini-park.

Johnson-Iorio Memorial Park

Haviland Road, Highland 845 691-8011 townoflloyd.com Passive park, picnic tables, vistas of the Hudson River. Access to Franny Reese State Park. Accessi-ble. Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Kenneth L. Wilson Campground and Day Use Area

859 Wittenberg Road, Mt. Trempe 845 679-7020(S),845 256-3099 (OS)

dec-campgrounds.com Boat rentals, fishing, hiking, nature trails, launching site, horse shoe pits, picnic tables and rental pavilion. Tent and RV sites (no electrical hook up). Mid-May - Columbus Day, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Kingston Point Beach Lower Delaware Avenue, Kingston 845 331-1682 kingston-ny.gov Swimming in the Hudson River; playground and pavilion. Kayak/boat launch.

Kingston Point BMX 4 Delaware Ave., Kingston 845 339-0618 (seasonal)

kingstonpointbmx.com One of the oldest BMX facilities in the Northeast, a USA BMX-sanctioned track. Challenging, fun and safe for riders of all ages and skill levels. May - November.

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RecreationLighthouse Park 255 River Road, Ulster Park 845 331-0676 esopus.com Park sits directly on the Hudson River offering stunning views of the Esopus Meadows Lighthouse

(1871). Picnic tables, fishing, canoe and kayak. Accessible. Adjacent to a walking trail. Pet friendly. Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Lippman Park Route 209, Wawarsing 845 647-6560 ext. 281;

townofwawarsing.net Recreation areas for soccer, basketball, handball, softball, playground, mountain biking. Picnic area, pavilions, trails. Accessible. Year-round.

Loughran Park Manor Avenue and Charlotte Street, Kingston

845 331-1682 kingston-ny.gov Pavilion, tennis courts, basketball court, ballfield, playground.

Marbletown Town Park Tongore Road, Stone Ridge 845 687-0800 marbletown.net Playground, picnic area, pavilion. Swimming lessons. Basketball, volleyball, horseshoes. Pavilion available for private events. Accessible restrooms. Open April - October, daily, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Minnewaska State Park Preserve

Route 44/55, New Paltz 845 255-0752 nys.parks.com Situated on the dramatic Shawangunk Mountain Ridge. Listed as “Best Park” by ‘Hudson Valley Magazine.’ 35 miles of carriage roads, 25 miles of foot paths, four sky lakes, several waterfalls, and swimming areas.

Mohonk Preserve 3197 US Highway 44, Gardiner 845 255-0919 mohonkpreserve.org Nature trails. Hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, horseback riding paths. Bouldering, rock climbing cliffs. Educational programs. Visitor Center features indoor and outdoor exhibits.

Moriello Park and Public Pool Mulberry Street, New Paltz 845 255-1700 (S) townofnewpaltz.org Memorial Day - Labor Day, noon - 7 p.m.

New Paltz BMX 1 Clearwater Road, New Paltz 845 255-1269 (May - Nov)

newpaltzbmx.org A fun-filled, action-packed bicycle race program for the entire family. If you can ride a bike, you can race BMX. Open May - November.

Parish Field Ava Maria Drive, Phoenicia 845 688-5004 shandaken.us Swings, beach, volleyball, hiking trail, basketball and field games.

Popp Park 3081 Route 208 South, Wallkill 845 895-2611 shawangunk.org Pavilion and fishing access. Bathroom.

Rick Volz Field Dixon Avenue, Woodstock 845 679-2113 woodstockny.org

Rider Park Ulster Landing Road, Kingston 845 382-2455 townofulster.org Boat launch on Hudson River. Fees by season or by the day.

Robert E. Post Park Park Road, Kingston 845 382-2455 townofulster.org Hudson River views. Pavilions, playground. Accessible fish platform. Open May 1 - Oct. 31. Hours: Memorial Day - Labor Day, 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.; before Memorial Day and after Labor Day, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Rosendale Recreation Center 1055 Route 32, Rosendale 845 658-8198 townofrosendale.com Community center and pavilion available for rent year-round. Playground, tennis courts, basketball courts, softball field and youth center.

Ross Park Corner of West Stout and Bowne Streets, Port Ewen

845 331-3709 esopus.com Baseball fields, tennis and basketball courts, outdoor ice skating during winter months. Swings, slides, merry-go-round. Pavilion with picnic tables available for group/party rentals. Accessible. Summer camp for children ages 5-13 available.

Rotary Park at Kingston Point Lower Delaware Avenue, Kingston 845 331-1682 kingston-ny.gov Hudson River access, walking areas, picnic area, pavilions.

Saugerties Village Beach Partition Street, Saugerties 845 246-2321 village.saugerties.ny.us Located on the Esopus Creek, with a sand beach with swimming dock, playground area, fishing and picnic areas. Slip for kayaks and fishing boats.

Seamon Park Route 9W, Saugerties 845 246-2321 ext. 1 village.saugerties.ny.us Gardens, children’s play area, picnic area and pavilion.

Shaupeneak Ridge 1169 Old Post Road (UC Route 16), Lower lot, Esopus

845 473-4440 scenichudson.org/parks/shaupeneakridge

This Scenic Hudson park features 804 acres of mountainous forest, 9-mile trail network, 10-acre Louisa Pond, waterfall, views of the Hudson River and Catskills. Perfect location for many outdoor activities. Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Sleightsburgh Park Everson Lane, Sleightsburgh 845 331-3709 esopus.com Seventy-nine-acre park encompassing the south peninsula at the mouth of the Rondout Creek. Two trails, boat launch, dock, limited fishing. Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Small World Playground Washington Avenue, Saugerties 845 246-5890 ext. 310

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Smith Park Route 28 & Elm Street, Pine Hill 845 688-5004 shandaken.us Perrenial flower gardens, swings, jungle gym, climbing tunnel, basketball court, hiking/biking trails. Accessible. Open year-round.

T.R. Gallo Park 73 W. Strand, Kingston 845 331-1682 kingston-ny.gov Located in Kingston’s historic Rondout Waterfront District, with walking promenade along Rondout Creek, boat docks and kayak launch. Many nearby shops, restaurants, galleries and museums.

The Sojourner Truth Ulster Landing County Park

916 Ulster Landing Road, Saugerties 845 336-8484 (S), 845 340-3100

co.ulster.ny.us Hiking trails, beach, swimming, picnic and play area, pavilion. Boat launch area on the Hudson River. Accessible. May - September. See website (Buildings and Grounds Division, Park Info) for specific dates and times.

Thomas Felten Park Route 32 & Patura Road, Modena 845 883-7331 town.plattekill.ny.us Playground and large pavilion. Accessible park is open year-round. Pavilion is open April - October Hours: dawn - dusk.

Tony Williams Park Riverside Road, Highland 845 691-8011 townoflloyd.com Ball fields, tennis courts, basketball courts, children’s playground. Pavilions and picnic tables. Re-stroom facilities. Hudson Valley Rail Trail access. Hours: Open April - November, dawn - dusk.

Town of New Paltz Sports and Recreation Park

Libertyville Road, New Paltz 845 255-3631 townofnewpaltz.org/recreation

Picnic areas, softball fields, jogging, hiking, sledding and ice skating. Two clay/sand volleyball courts. Recreation for residents and non-residents. New pavilion open to public and available for rentals. Call 845 255-2512. Hours: Open year-round, dawn - dusk.

Town of Rochester Park 50 Scenic Road, Accord 845 626-7384 townofrochester.net Playground, baseball field, pavilion. No smoking permitted. Hours: Open daily, dawn - dusk

Ulster County Public Pool 207 Libertyville Road, New Paltz 845 255-7027 (S), co.ulster.ny.us Swimming, kiddie pools and playground, snack bar. June - Labor Day. See website (Buildings and Grounds Division, Pool Info) for specific dates and times.

Van Buren Street Playground Van Buren Street, Kingston 845 331-1682 kingston-ny.gov Gazebo and playground.

Verkeerderkill Park 3232 Route 52, Pine Bush 845 895-2611 shawangunk.org Two pavilions, two playgrounds, basketball court, softball and volleyball fields. Accessible fishing.

Veterans Memorial Park Corner of Route 9W & Milton Avenue, Highland

845 691-8011 townoflloyd.com Monuments date from Civil War to Vietnam War; contemplative gardens. Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.

Walkway Over The Hudson State Historic Park

87 Haviland Road, Highland 845 834-2867 nysparks.com/parks/178; facebook.com/ walkwayoverthehudson

Panoramic views of the Hudson River Valley. Walking, jogging, biking or rollerblading. Pets permitted on leash. Restrooms available. Accessible. Hours: Year-round, weather -permitting, 7 a.m. - sunset.

West Hurley Park Dughill Road, West Hurley 845 331-7474 townofhurley.org Playground, tennis courts, ballfields, pavilion. Hours: Year-round, dawn - dusk.



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TuesdayTBA

Friday CAROLINE KOLE

Wednesday THE SWON BROTHERS

Saturday KEITH ANDERSON

Thursday JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY

Sunday THE WILLIS CLAN

Tuesday - Garden Tractor PullWednesday - Draft Horse Pull & FireworksThursday- Truck PullFriday - Antique Tractor Pull Saturday - Gymkhana

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ULSTER COUNTY, JUST 90 MINUTES NORTH OF NEW YORK CITY, has nearly 50 different farms, u-picks, and farmers’ markets. Our farms feature acres of breathtaking fields and orchards, making Ulster County a magical land of culinary delights. A plethora of fresh fruits and vegetables, accompanied by meats, cheeses and artisanal creations, fill our farmers’ markets for all to enjoy. With a sudden rise of interest in wineries, breweries, cideries and distilleries, Ulster County has many options to choose from. The Shawangunk Wine Trail is just one of many available here to visit, tour and even participate in delicious tastings. Farm to table is a way of life in Ulster County. So come and enjoy.

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Christmas Tree Farms Bell’s Tree Farm647 Mettacahonts Road, Accord845 626-7849 bellschristmastrees.comAssorted firs and spruces. U-cut or fresh-cut, potted trees. Drilling, shaking and baling available. Wreaths, roping, kissing balls, maple syrup, gifts and more. Nov. 27 - Dec. 24. Hours: Mon - Fri.., 9:30 a.m. - dusk; Sat. - Sun, 9 a.m. - dusk.

Christmas Tree Lane9 Christmas Tree Drive, Wallkill 845 895-3536on Facebook U-cut and pre-cut trees. Douglas and Fraser Fir, Balsam. Free netting, twine and refresh-ments. Family picture, gift barn, wreaths, tree stands and more. Animated barn with 200-foot Christmas train, live animals.

Nov. 28 - Dec. 25, Sat. - Sun, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Corey’s Christmas Trees on the FarmP.O Box 65, Marlboro845 236-0022, 845 591-9375Blue and White Spruce; Douglas Fir; Norwegian and regular pine. Homemade wreaths, potpourri sachets. Visit our farm, enjoy some cocoa, see how wreaths are made. Late November - Dec. 24. Daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. for directions.

DiGrazia Christmas Tree Farm469 Pine Bush Road, Stone Ridge845 687-0449, 845 705-1492Canaan and Fraser Fir, Balsam, Norway and White Spruce. U-cut. Pre-tagging, saws and free wrapping available. Christmas shop, wreaths, table decorations, garlands and roping. Nov. 27 - Dec. 23. Hours: Sat. - Sun, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Hardenburgh Christmas Tree Farm206 Hardenburgh Road, Ulster Park845 658-8894, 808 295-6591 hardenburghfarm.comU-cut or we cut. Assorted spruce. Pre-cut Douglas and Fraser Fir in our barn. Country gift shop, wreaths, garlands and holiday crafts. Tractor rides, campfire, hot cocoa. Shaking, drilling and netting. Nov. 28 - Dec. 20. Hours: weekends, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. or by appoint-ment.

Hurds Christmas Tree Farm2187 State Route 32, Modena 845 883-7825 hurdsfamilyfarm.comFresh cut or u-cut evergreens. Wreaths, kissing balls and table top trees. Baling and assistance provided. Christmas Country Cow Train, campfire, hot cocoa and s’mores. Skydiving Santa Nov. 27, 11 a.m. Nov. 27 - Dec. 13, weekends, 9 a.m. - dusk or appointment.

Marshall’s Tree Farm58 Whitfield Road, Accord 845 626-4059 Concolor and Canaan Firs. Tree sizes range from tabletop to seven feet. Easy access to trees. Cut your own. Baling available. Day after Thanksgiving - December Hours: Daily, dawn-dusk. Please call ahead for availability after mid-December.

Mountain Fresh Farms 282 Orchard Road (Corner of Bailey’s Gap Road) Highland845 795-2260, 845 795-2728 mountainfreshfarms.com Douglas, Fraser, Balsam, Concolor and Canaan Fir and Blue Spruce. U-cut or we cut. Christmas items, hay rides, Santa, food, hot chocolate, cider and large outdoor firepit. Full service. Accessible. Nov. 29 - Dec. 14. Hours: Weekends, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Mountain View Tree Farm 69 Spurck Road (off Kelly Road), Saugerties 845 389-1973 Scotch Pine, Norway Spruce, Balsam and Douglas Fir. Saws available. From Village of Saugerties, take Route 32 North, go five miles to High Falls Road, then to Kelly Road; signs posted to Spurck Road. After Thanksgiving - Christmas, Sat. - Sun, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Split Rail Nursery346 Mahoney Road, Milton845 795-5643, 845 629-1684 Norway Spruce, Balsam, Douglas Fir and Colorado Blues. Pre-tagged, netting available. You choose, we cut. Homemade wreaths. Potted Blue Spruce. Open day after Thanksgiving - Dec. 24. Hours: Fri., noon - 4 p.m., Sat. - Sun, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

West Wind Tree Farm543 Bruyn Turnpike, Wallkill845 895-3807 U-cut short-needle Scotch Pine and Douglas Fir grown on the farm. Also, pre-cut Fraser and Balsam Fir. Wreaths, kissing balls, crosses and more items

handmade at the farm. Nov. 27 - Dec. 21. Hours: Daily, dawn - dusk.

Farms, U-Picks & Farmers MarketAdams Fairacre Farms1560 Ulster Ave. (Route 9W), Lake Katrine845 336-6300 adamsfarms.comFarm fresh fruits and vegetables. Cheeses, gourmet coffees, fish and meats. Bakery. Gifts. Candy counter. Garden supplies, plants and nursery stock. Full-service floral. Hours: Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Sat., 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.; Sun., 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Apple Hill Farm124 Route 32 South, New Paltz845 255-1605 applehillfarm.comU-pick apples and pumpkins (September - October). Enjoy the restored 1859 barn. All varieties of fruits and vegetables. Fresh pressed cider, donuts and home-made pies. Gifts. Weekend hayrides. September - October. Hours: Thu. - Mon., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Apple Valley Farms, LLC155 N. Ohioville Road, New Paltz845 255-7077 U-pick apples. Picnic area available. Open late August - October Hours: Weekends, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Barthel’s Farm Market8057 Route 209, Ellenville845 647-6941 Bedding plants, shrubs, hanging baskets, garden supplies, Christmas trees and wreaths. All varieties of vegetables. April - December. Hours: Daily, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Boice’s Farm & Garden600 Kings Highway, Saugerties845 246-7426 Flowers (perennials and annuals), vegetables and



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fruits in season. Specializing in sweet corn. Fall squashes, gourds and pumpkins. Hay/straw. April - December. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Borchert Orchards278 Lattintown Road, Marlboro845 236-7239 Fresh fruits for sale in season. Accessible. Hours: Daily, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Buzzanco’s Greenhouse & Farm2050 Sawkill-Ruby Road, Kingston845 336-6528 buzzancogreenhouses.comHouseplants, ferns, annuals and perennials, flowering plants and unusual cactus and herbs. Vegetables in season. Open April - July, daily, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; September - October, daily, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.

Catskill Native Nursery607 Samsonville Road, Kerhonkson845 626-2758 catskillnativenursery.comOver 600 species of perennials, herbs, ornamental and fruiting shrubs and trees, water lilies and wetland plants. Unusual pottery and garden art. Open April 16 - Oct. 31. Hours: Thu - Mon., 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Davenport Farms3411 Route 209, Stone Ridge845 687-0051 davenportfarms.comLocal fruits and vegetables. Greenhouse with bedding plants, perrennials, trees and shrubs. Apples, cider and baked goods. Open March - mid-December.

Dolan Orchard1166 Route 208, Wallkill845 895-2153 U-pick apples, pumpkins and cherries. Apples, peaches, pears, plums, vegetables and cider. August - February. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Dressel Farms271 Route 208, New Paltz845 255-0693 dresselfarms.comU-pick strawberries, apples and pumpkins. Specialties - apples, cider, peaches, pears and strawberries. Farm Market: January. - May, Mon. - Fri., 9:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sat. - Sun., 11a.m. - 4 p.m.; June - December, daily, 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Ice cream: call for hours.

DuBois Farms U-Pick209 Perkinsville Road, Highland845 795-4037 duboisfarms.comOlde New England style farm offering an array of fruit, baked goods, lunch, family fun activities and more. Mid-August - November. Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Four Winds Farm158 Marabac Road, Gardiner845 255-3088 Certified organic vegetables; heirloom vegetable seed-lings; herbs. Turkey and pork; grass-fed beef. Call for appointment.

Gardiner Farmers Market 135 Main St., (Summer), 133 Farmers Tpke (Winter & rainy days), Gardiner Summer Market: Mid-May - October, Fri., 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Winter Market: November - May, third Saturday, 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. in Community Room of Gardiner Library at 133 Farmers Turnpike.

Green Heart Farms2808 Route 28, Shokan

845 657-2195 Local and regional homegrown farm

products. Plants, flowers, fruits, vegetables, milk, syrup, honey, baked goods and more. Hours: Daily, 24

hours a day.

Grey Mouse Farm22 Grey Mouse Road (just off Route 32),

Saugerties 845 246-3405

Berries, peaches, apples and cider. Homemade jams, mustards, pickles and relishes. Find us at Rosendale and Saugerties Farmers’ Markets. Year-round. Open by appointment only.

Heart of the Hudson Valley Farmers’ Market Cluett-Schantz Park, 1801-1805 Route 9W, Milton 845 616-7824 hhvfarmersmarket.comFreshly-picked fruits and vegetables, baked goods, specialty items, organic products and more. Special events every Saturday - live music, Kids’ Day, craft/flea markets, cooking demos, health expos. June - October. Hours: Sat., 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Highland Farmers’ MarketRoute 299, Highland 845 691-2144townoflloyd.comFruits, vegetables, cut flowers, plants, jams and jellies, homemade bread, grass fed beef and local wineries. Accessible. July - mid-October. Hours: Wed. 3 p.m. - 7 p.m.

Hurds Family Farm2187 State Route 32, Modena845 883-7825 hurdsfamilyfarm.comFamily-friendly popular tour destination. School, youth groups, parties, reunions and picnics. Jumping Pillow, gem mining, mazes, petting zoo and more. Cider, doughnuts. U-pick apples, pears, raspberries, pump-kins, flowers, veggies. August - November Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Jenkins-Lueken OrchardsRoute 299 West (4 miles west of New Paltz), New Paltz 845 255-0999 jlorchards.comU-pick apples, pumpkins. All varieties of apples - Northern Spy, Macoun and more. Pears, peaches, cherries, blackberries, raspberries, tomatoes and other vegetables in season. Bakery. Honey and cider produced on the farm. Hours: July - late May, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

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davenportfarms.comLocal fruits and vegetables. Greenhouse with bedding plants, perrennials, trees and shrubs. Apples, cider and baked goods.

cherries. Apples, peaches, pears, plums, vegetables and cider. August - February. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Saturday, 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. in Community Room of Gardiner Library at 133 Farmers Turnpike.

Green Heart Farms2808 Route 28, Shokan

845 657-2195 Local and regional homegrown farm

products. Plants, flowers, fruits, vegetables, milk, syrup, honey, baked goods and more. Hours: Daily, 24

hours a day.

Grey Mouse Farm22 Grey Mouse Road (just off Route 32),

Saugerties 845 246-3405



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Kelder’s Farm Market5755 Route 209, Kerhonkson 845 626-7137 kelderfarm.comU-pick fruits and vegetables - from asparagus to zuc-chini. Farm market, greenhouse, school trips, jumping pillow, corn maze and mini-golf. Petting zoo is open mid-April - Oct. 31. Pet food. Hours: Open year-round, seasonal hours.

Kiernan Farm1308 Bruynswick Road, Gardiner 845 255-5995 kiernanfarm.comA unique 100% grass fed beef farm located beneath the Shawangunk Ridge in Gardiner, NY, and on the Shawangunk Wine Trail, where your appetite for superb beef and pork and scenic beauty are gratified. Hours: Open daily year-round. Call ahead.

Kingston Farmers’ Market Wall Street, between Main and John Streets (Summer) Old Dutch Church, Wall Street entrance (Winter), Kingston 347 276-2606 kingstonfarmersmarket.org “Best of the Hudson Valley Harvest.” Farm fresh fruits, vegetables, cheeses, meats, and baked goods. Hours: Saturdays, Memorial Day weekend - Nov. 22, 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. Winter inside Bethany Hall: First and third Saturdays, December - April, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Liberty View Farm, LLC340 Crescent Ave., Highland845 399-9545 libertyviewfarm.bizVery progressive - beyond organic. Apples, veggies, herbs, flowers. Promoting Ag-tourism, classes. Fund-raisers, weddings and parties. Old farm house, several barns, various yurts and more. By appointment only.

Locust Grove Farm159 North Road, Milton 845 795-5194U-pick apples, blueberries, cherries, peaches, plums, and pumpkins in season. Have quinces. Fruit and flowers for retail. Hours: Noon - dusk.

Maynard Farms326 River Road, Ulster Park 845 331-6908 maynardfarms.comU-pick apples, pears and pumpkins. Farm stand with fresh-picked vegetables. Open September - October. Hours: Sat. - Sun, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Facebook page: Maynard Farms.

Meadow View Farm105 Phillies Bridge Road, New Paltz845 255-6093 meadowviewfarmstand.comCertified naturally-grown fruits and vegetables. Grass-fed and grass-finished beef available year-round. Farm stand is open year-round. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Minard Farms 250 Hurds Road, Clintondale 845 883-7003 minardfarms.comU-pick apples. Fresh-pressed cider, hayrides, homemade pies, jams, jellies, apple butters and honey. Apple cider doughnuts made on premises. Picnic tables. September - October. Hours: Sat. - Sun, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Open Columbus and Labor Day.

Mr. Apples Low Spray OrchardRoute 213 West (Orchard Street), High Falls845 687-0005 mrapples.comNatural flavor and organic style. Tranquil family outing above waterfalls and below Mohonk Mountain. Pick your own. August - mid-November Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

New Paltz Farmers’ Market24 Main St. (across from Wells Fargo Bank), New Paltz 845 255-5995 newpaltzfarmersmarket.comLocally-grown farm produce: fruits, vegetables, flow-ers, wine, cheese, meats, breads, jams and desserts. Chef demonstrations and special events. Early June - November. Hours: Sundays, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Prospect Hill Orchards 73 Clark’s Lane or 340 Milton Turnpike, Milton 845 795-2383 prospecthillorchards.com U-pick: Cherries (mid-June - July); peaches (Aug.); apples, pears and pumpkins (mid-September- mid-October). Special events. Picnic area. Hours: Seasonally, Sat. - Sun., 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. GPS: Cherries, peaches - 340 Milton Turnpike., Milton. Apples - 73 Clark’s Lane, Milton.

Rosendale Farmers’ Market Rosendale Community Center, 1055 Route 32 (Winter), 408 Main St. behind Rosendale Theatre (Summer), Rosendale 845 658-3801 Winter Market (indoors): Second Sunday, January - May, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Free coffee, tea, Wi-Fi; live acoustic music; demos. Summer Market (outdoors): Sundays, early June - late October, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. 15 plus local producers. Kids’ activity area.

Sauer Farm640 Kings Highway, Saugerties845 246-2725 Homegrown fruits and vegetables in season. Specialize in raspberries. Fresh eggs. Accessible. Year-round. Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Saugerties Farmers’ Market 115 Main St., Cahill School Parking Lot (Summer), 207 Market St., Senior Center (indoors, Winter), Saugerties917 453-2082 saugertiesfarmersmarket.comLocally-grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, cheeses, meats, fish/seafood, baked goods and specialty prod-ucts. Market café. Chef demos. Live music. Special events. Summer: Saturdays, May - October , 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Visit our website for details.



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Saunderskill Farms5100 Route 209, Accord845 626-2676 saunderskill.comCountry farm market. Homegrown fruits and vegetables. On-site bakery and deli. Greenhouse with assorted annuals and perennials. Gifts and local products. U-pick fruit available. Open April - December. Hours: Tuesdays - Sundays, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Sheeley’s Farm Stand2752 Lucas Turnpike, Accord845 687-4497 Old-fashioned country farm stand with organic grown produce. Greenhouse open in May, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., for bedding and vegetable plants. Farm stand is open July - September. Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Stone Ridge Orchard3120 Route 213, Stone Ridge845 687-2587 (stand), 845 266-3979 (office) stoneridgeorchard.usU-pick apples (September - November), raspberries, pumpkins, cherries, organic vegetables and fruit. Fresh cider, local farm products, hayrides and school tours. Open weekends June, July, August and November; daily September - October.

Sunfrost Farms217 Tinker St. (Route 212), Woodstock845 679-6690 sunfrostfarms.comOrganic and conventional wholesale and retail fruits and vegetables. Juice bar, greenhouses, herb garden and cut flowers. Prepared food items to go, local dairy products and homemade pies. Open year-round. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Swenson’s Organic Produce81 Towpath Road, Accord, 12404 845 626-3915 Family farm for over 50 years. Organic produce. Vegetables and fruits in season. Chestnuts in season. Open May - November. Call for appointment.

Taliaferro Farms CSA & Organic Family Market187 Plains Road, New Paltz 845 256-1592 taliaferrofarms.comCertified organic family farm. Highest quality produce, chickens and eggs. Profiled in NBC’s Today Show. Fruits, vegetables, milk, cheese and locally raised organic beef. U-cut flowers, wine tasting and more. Hours: Open Thu., 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Fri., 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Tantillo’s Farm Market730 Route 208, Gardiner 845 256-9109 tantillosfarm.comU-pick apples, sweet and sour cherries, tomatoes and pumpkins. Fruits and vegetables picked daily. Soft-serve ice cream and ice cream cakes. Raffaela’s homemade fruit pies, desserts, breads, jams, and jellies. Food platters. Hours: May - mid-December, daily, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

The Apple Bin Farm Market, Inc.810 Broadway (Route 9W), Ulster Park845 339-7229 theapplebinfarmmarket.comU-pick apples (October). Family-run market. Home-grown seasonal fruit. Fresh baked goods, pies, coffee, honey, maple syrup and gourmet items. Breakfast and lunch sandwiches. Holiday items. March - Dec 31. Hours: Daily 7:30 a.m. except some holidays.

Trapani Farms, LLC700 Lattintown Road, Milton 845 795-5607 Locally-grown produce. Raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, red currants, plums, nectarines, cher-ries, peaches, apricots, pears and wide selection of apples and vegetables. U-pick berries and flowers. June - October, Thu. - Sun. Call for availability. On Facebook.

Wallkill View Farm15 Route 299 West, New Paltz845 255-8050 wallkillviewfarmmarket.comFresh fruits and vegetables. Bakery. Garden Center: annuals, perennials, stone and bulk mulch. U-pick pumpkins. Corn maze. Hay wagon rides. Christmas trees, poinsettias and wreaths. March - December. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Like us on Facebook.

Weed Orchard43 Mt. Zion Road, Marlboro 845 236-0237 weedorchards.comU-pick apples, peaches, pears, plums, grapes, pumpkins and vegetables. Cider, pies and doughnuts. Special events. Picnic and children’s play areas. Farm animals. August - October. Hours: Weekdays, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat., Sun. holidays, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Westwind Orchard, LLC215 Lower Whitfield Road, Accord845 626-0659 westwindorchard.comU-pick apples. Certified organic. Farm stand, organic apples, berries, garlic and local products. Open first week of September - October. Hours: Weekends, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wilklow Orchards LLC341 Pancake Hollow Road, Highland845 691-2339 wilkloworchards.comU-pick apples and pumpkins. Vegetables, fruits and cider. Open Labor Day - Oct 31. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Woodstock Farm FestivalMaple Lane/Houst Parking Lot, Woodstockwoodstockfarmfestival.comFresh local produce, outdoor dining, live music, special events, children’s activities, scintillating conversation and… Peace, Love and Music, of course. Hours: Late May - October, every Wednesday, 3:30 p.m. to dusk, rain or shine.

Wright Farms699 State Route 208, Gardiner845 255-5300 eatapples.comU-pick apples and cherries. Fruits, vegetables, cider, honey and maple syrup. Pies, breads, jams and apple butter. Bedding plants and hanging baskets. Seasoned apple wood. Open year-round. Hours: Daily, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Maple Sugar FarmsArrowhead Farm5941 Route 209, Kerhonkson 845 626-7293 Tours available March - April. Syrup sold year-round. Call ahead.

High Point Mountain Maple Syrup75 Whispell Road, West Shokan845 332-3579 (cell)

Maple products can be purchased year-round.

Lyonsville Sugarhouse591 County Route 2 (Krumville-Kripplebush Road),

Accord 845 687-2518

Tours available by appointment, mid-Feb-ruary - April. Products available year-round.

Oliverea School House Maple Syrup609 Oliverea Road, Oliverea 845 254-5296State-of-the-art maple farm with over 3,000 taps in the Catskill Mountains. Tours available by appoint-ment. Syrup sold year-round. Products sold at Woodstock, Saugerties and New Paltz Farmers’ Markets and shops in the region.

wallkillviewfarmmarket.comFresh fruits and vegetables. Bakery. Garden Center: annuals, perennials, stone and bulk mulch. U-pick pumpkins. Corn maze. Hay wagon rides. Christmas trees, poinsettias

High Point Mountain Maple Syrup75 Whispell Road, West Shokan845 332-3579 (cell)

Maple products can be purchased year-round.

Accord 845 687-2518

Tours available by appointment, mid-February - April. Products available year-round.



Farm to TablePlatte Creek Maple Farm808 Glasco Turnpike, Saugerties 845 853-4240 Active maple sugaring operation along Plattekill Creek. On-site tapping of maple trees; sugar shack with evaporator. Syrup sold year-round. Tours in mid- February - early April. By appointment.

Sugar Brook Maple Farm351 Samsonville Road, Kerhonkson845 626-3466 Tours available March - mid-April. Maple products and equipment can be purchased year-round. Call ahead

Wineries & BreweriesCideries & DistilleriesAdair Vineyards52 Allhusen Road, New Paltz845 255-1377 adairwine.comLocated in a 200-plus year-old Dutch barn. All wines made from estate-grown grapes. Open May - October Sat. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. and November - De-cember, Sat. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed January - April.

Baldwin Vineyards176 Hardenburgh Road, Pine Bush845 744-2226 baldwinvineyards.comOur Strawberry, Chocolate and Wine Festivals offer tastings of our dozen wines paired with three delicious desserts on select weekends April - October. Awarded 2012 Best Fruit Wine in New York State. Open April - December Hours: Thu. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m.

Bad Seed - Hand Crafted Hard Cider43 Baileys Gap Road, HighlandAlbert Wilklow & Devin Britton, 845-389-3087 BadSeedHardCider.comMaking ciders from 100 percent fresh-pressed apples grown by us on a sixth-generation family farm with no alchemy used. Tap room, tours and tasting, weddings and private parties.

Benmarl Winery156 Highland Ave., Marlboro845 236-4265 benmarl.comVineyards and winery situated high on a hill over-looking the vineyard, orchards, the Hudson River and

beyond. Picnic area. Hours: Open April - December, daily, noon - 6 p.m.; January - March, Fri. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m. or by appointment. Closed major holidays.

Brimstone Hill Winery61 Brimstone Hill Road, Pine Bush 845 744-2231 brimstonehillwinery.comA family-operated winery special-izing in French-style wines. Known for its dry red wines and sweet white wines. Open year-round: Memorial Day - Columbus Day, Fri. - Mon; rest of the year, open Sat. - Sun. Hours: 11:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Brunel & Rafael Winery180 South St. , Marlboro 845 306-5450 brunelandrafael.com We set out to build an exceptional wine experience. Our wines are made exclusively from vitis vinifera. Our tasting room is located in a century-old home. Accessible. Opens May 1st (seasonal). Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, 12p.m. - 5p.m.

Cereghino Smith2583 Route 32, Bloomington 845 334-8282 cereghinosmith.comUnique local winery producing artisanal and handcrafted wines. Grapes are handsorted and sourced from small New York and West Coast growers. Year-round, by appointment, weather permitting. Please call first.

Coppersea DistillingRoute 9W, West Park845 444-1044 coppersea.comProduces hand-crafted spirits using Heritage Methods Distilling with painstaking attention to detail. Our grains and fruits are sourced from local Hudson Valley farms.

El Paso Winery742 Broadway (Route 9W), Ulster Park 845 331-8642 elpasowinery.comVariety of New York State wines produced, bottled and sold at the winery. Free tastings. Gift shop. Closed January - March. Hours: Wed. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Stoutridge Vineyard

Innovative, natural and sustainable.

90 Minutes from Manhattan

Friday - Sunday 11-6

www.stoutridge.com 845 236 7620

10 Ann Kaley Lane, Marlboro N.Y. 12542

Monday - Saturday: 11am - 6pmSunday: 12pm - 6pm

Tours offered all day Saturday & Sunday. Private VIP tours & group tours available. Call 845.255.1527 to schedule.



Farm to TableGilded Otter Brewing Company3 Main St., New Paltz 845 256-1700 gildedotter.comA restaurant and award-winning brewery. Hours: Mon. - Thu., 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.; Fri. - Sat., 11:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.; Sun., noon - 9 p.m. Pub food served to midnight.

Glorie Farm Winery40 Mountain Road, Marlboro 845 236-3265 gloriewine.comDrink in our spectacular, panoramic view of the Hudson Valley while tasting our finely-crafted wines made from estate grown grapes and fruit. Hours: Open April - August and November - December, Fri. - Sun., 11:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., and September - October, Fri. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

HV Farmhouse Cider3120 Route 213, Stone Ridge845-687-2587 stoneridgeorchard.usOur new tasting room has opened at Stone Ridge Orchard and we welcome visitors.

Keegan Ales20 St. James St., Kingston845 331-BREW (2739) keeganales.comLive music Thursdays - Sundays, never a cover. Hours: Sun., 1 p.m. - 10 p.m.; Tue. and Wed., 4 p.m. - 11 p.m.; Thu., 4 p.m. - midnight; Fri. - Sat., 11:30 a.m. - midnight. (Kitchen closes Tue. - Sat. at 10 p.m.) Closed Mondays.

Kettleborough Cider House277 State Route 208, New Paltz845 419-3774 NewPaltzcider.comThe Dressels have been growing apples in New Paltz for more than 90 years. Every apple that goes into our cider was grown on Dressel soil within three miles of where it was pressed.

Magnanini Farm Winery & Distillery172 Strawridge Road, Wallkill845 895-2767 magwine.comHours: Wine tasting Sat., 6 p.m. - 7 p.m.; Sun., noon - 1 p.m. Northern Italian restaurant open Sat., 7 p.m.; Sun., 1 p.m. by reservation by phone only. Artisanal wines and grappas. Open April - December.

Nostrano Vineyards14 Gala Lane, Milton845 795-5473 nostranovineyards.comFour generation family of fruit growing in New York’s Hudson Valley. Weddings and private events. The Vineyard space is available from May through October to host your special event. Open Sat. & Sun. 12 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Robibero Winery714 Albany Post Road, New Paltz845 255-WINE (9463) rnewyorkwine.comVisit the Hudson Valley’s newest winery and experience a friendly and unique environment at our

small, family-owned winery. Our warm and inviting, spacious setting is perfect for relaxing with friends and family. Open year-round, including holiday Mondays.

Royal Wine Corporation (Kedem)1519 Route 9W, Marlboro845 236-4000 kedemwinery.comEnjoy free wine tastings in our newly-refurbished tasting room. Patio area. Open Sun. - Thu., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed all Jewish holidays. Call for parties at 845-236-3651.

Shawangunk Wine TrailUlster County 845 256-8456 gunkswine.comMany award-winning wineries along an 80-mile route hosting seasonal events in the heart of the Hudson Valley. Nestled between the Shawangunk Mountains and the majestic Hudson River, this trail is the perfect way to discover Hudson Valley Wine Country.

Stoutridge Vineyard10 Ann Kaley Lane, Marlboro845 236-7620 stoutridge.comOpen year-round for tastings and tours. Hours: Fri., Sat., and Sun., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

The Brewery @ Dutch Ale House253 Main St. Saugerties 845 247-BEER (2337) dutchalehouse.comProduced entirely on-site, our beers are handcrafted from the finest ingredients available and brewed in small batches with close attention to detail. Culinary-trained chef created gastro pub menu served daily. Hours: 11:30 a.m. - 11 p.m.

Tuthilltown Spirits Distillery14 Grist Mill Lane, Gardiner845 255-1527 tuthilltown.comThe first whiskey distillery in New York since Pro-hibition. Whiskey made from locally-grown grains, vodka, gin and other spirits from regional produce. Year-round. Hours: Mon. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sun., noon- 6 p.m. Visit our website for tour information.

Whitecliff Vineyard and Winery331 McKinstry Road, Gardiner845 255-4613 whitecliffwine.comAward-winning winery growing Chardonnay, Seyval Blanc, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir and others. High quality wine and tasting experience. Spectacular views of the Shawangunks. Open June - October, daily; February - May and November - December, Thu. - Mon.; January, Saturday.

Wine Tasting PassportShawangunk Wine Trail, Ulster County, 845 256-8456 gunkswine.comThe beautiful Shawangunk Mountain region is home to our many fine wineries, where you can enjoy delicious samples of our wine and spirits. Visit at your own pace with your Shawangunk Wine Trail Passport. Available April, May and June.

Yankee Folly Cidery69 Yankee Folly Road, New Paltz 845 255-1155 yankeefollycidery.comProduce a premium, crisp, clean, refreshing, hard cider that is still, not sparkling or carbonated, made in a European style. Tastings spring to Christmas in our farm store. Located at Jenkins-Lueken Orchards. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Wednesdays.

Stoutridge Vineyard

Innovative, natural and sustainable.

90 Minutes from Manhattan

Friday - Sunday 11-6

www.stoutridge.com 845 236 7620

10 Ann Kaley Lane, Marlboro N.Y. 12542



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From the spectacular artscape of Opus 40 to galleries and outdoor

theater, Ulster County has been home to the creative arts for more

than 100 years. Music, of course, has been a part of our culture for

years with live performances at the Ulster Performing Arts Center,

Bearsville Theater, Levon Helm’s Midnight Rambles and Maverick

Concerts. Whether you are looking for rare photographs, a film

festival, or want to browse the museum in the Senate House or the

Hudson River Maritime Museum, Ulster County has a venue which

will intrigue your entire family.

Art Culture History




Art Culture History

AntiquesAntiques at Water Street Market10 Main St., New Paltz845 255-1403 waterstreetmarket.comMulti-dealer, two-story “barn” with an affordable mix of furniture, jewelry, pottery and glass, an antiquer’s heav-en alongside the Wallkill River, just minutes from the New York State Thruway. Accessible. Open year-round.

Antiques on Main Water Street Market, 10 Main St., New Paltz 845 255-3976 waterstreetmarket.com Multi-dealer shop with a mix of antique and vintage furniture, clothing, jewelry, glass and pottery. Open year-round. Hours: Daily, April - December, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; January - March closed Tuesdays.

Auctions Unlimited and Silvestro Antiques173 Broadway, Port Ewen845 338-6494 auctions-unlimited.comBy chance or appointment only.

Barking Dog Antiques7 Second St. and Route 213, High Falls845 687-4834 [email protected] Eclectic assortment that emphasizes Americana. To contact store, please call weekends or e-mail during the week. Year-round. Hours: January - April, Sat. - Sun., and May - December, Thu. - Mon., noon - 5 p.m.

Blue Barn7053 Route 28, Shandaken845 688-2161 bluebarndesigns.comFurniture and antiques - modern to ancient, unique and hip. Custom reupholstery/slipcovers - window treatment workroom. Open year-round. Summer hours: Fri. - Mon., noon - 5 p.m. Winter hours: Oct. 1 - July 1, Sat. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m.

Boulevard Attic400 Blvd., Kingston 845 339-6316 Eclectic mix of used furniture, housewares and collectibles. Year-round. Hours: Thu. - Mon., 11a.m. - 5 p.m.

Childhood Memories1614 Route 212, Saugerties 845 246-5236 Antiques, collectibles and dolls. Open April - December. Please call ahead.

Cloudspinners Antiques12 Elm St., Pine Hill845 254-4838 cloudspinners.comAntiques, custom furniture and period lighting. Year-round. Hours: Sat. - Sun., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and by appointment.

Country Heritage Antiques Center112 Maple Ave., Route 302, Pine Bush845 744-3792, 845 800-8955 (cell) countryheritageantiques.comOne of the largest selections in the Hudson Valley. Quality 18th and 19th century furniture and accessories, including armoires, cupboards, desks, dressers, chairs, tables, china cabinets, bookcases, curios and more. Year-round. Please call for hours.

Craftsmen’s Gallery48 Route 214, Phoenicia845 688-2100 craftsmensgallery.comCustom made furniture and antiques in the style of the Arts and Crafts movement. Year-round. Hours: Weekends, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. or by appointment.

Downtown23 Main St., Accord845 706-1070 Primitives to Industrial. Rustic to Decorative. Home and Garden. Furniture, cupboards, ironstone, glass, lighting, mirrors and art. Hours: Sun., 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. and by appointment.

Emerson Country Store5340 Route 28, Mt. Tremper877 688-2828 emersonresort.comAntiques, men’s and women’s clothing, kitchenware, gift items and culinary delights. Also home to the Kaleidostore and the World’s Largest Kaleidoscope. Open daily.

Fed-On Lights Antiques34 Market St., Saugerties845 246-8444, 845 532-3183 (cell) fedonlights.comSpecializing in 19th and 20th century lighting and plumbing fixtures, claw foot tubs, marble top sinks, architechtural, furniture and general line. Two floors of antiques. Lamp repairs. Hours: Thu. - Mon., noon - 5:30 p.m.

From Europe to You, Inc.2910 Route 9W, Saugerties845 246-7274 fromeuropetoyou.comOne of the largest importers of antique and architectural items in New York State. Year- round. Hours: Daily, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

From The Grapevine Antiques 60 Main St., Hurley 845 331-4852 Our barn in Hurley’s historic district is stocked with reasonably priced 19th and 20th century antiques and collectibles. Year-round. Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Call to be sure.

Grandpa’s Antiques 2175 Route 44/55 (corner of Routes 44/55 & 208), Gardiner 845 255-6217 Multi-dealer shop featuring an ever changing variety of vintage furniture, seasonal outdoor furniture, artwork, clothing, jewelry and pottery. Hours: Daily 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Wednesdays by chance.

Green92 Partition St., Saugerties845 418-3270 greeninsaugerties.wordpress.comMid-Century modern furniture and home furnishings, artists’ furniture, industrial furniture and lighting, fine art and unique gifts. Everything recycled or sustain-able. Design resources. Hours: Sun. - Thu., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Fri. - Sat., 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.



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Hartmann Antiques1033 Hoagerburg Road, Wallkill845 895-2672 hartmannantiques.comLarge old red barn with two floors of untouched and refinished antiques. Pine and cherry country furniture plus collectibles. Year-round. Hours: Sat. - Sun., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Call for weekday hours.

Homer’s Books d’Arte72 Main St., Phoenicia845 688-7868 mysteryspotantiques.comOut of print used and useful books on the arts. Painting, sculpture, architecture, photography, design and interesting old books in many other fields. May - December Weekends and holidays. Hours: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. with extended days and hours in summer.

Jenkinstown Antiques520 Route 32 South, New Paltz 845 255-4876 jenkinstownantiques.comCountry and formal furniture and paintings, accesso-ries. Buying, selling and appraising antiques and art at this address since 1974. Four miles south of town, just past Locust Lawn Museum. Open year-round, weekends and anytime by chance or appointment.

Medusa Antiques215 Main St., New Paltz212 470-8887, 845-399-4477 medusantiques.comSpecializing in one-of-a-kind stone Buddhas and Asian Meditational Garden items. Year-round. Hours: Thu. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m. or by appointment.

Memorabilia3038 Route 28, Shokan845 657-6366, 845 657-7365 Antiques, collectibles, jewelry, glassware, furniture, lighting, art, gifts and more. Seasonal. Call ahead for hours or appointment.

Mezzanine Antiques79 Lower Broadway, Kingston845 339-6925 mezzanine.usEclectic shop in historic Rondout Waterfront, special-izing in vintage, antique and mid-century jewelry, art,

ceramics and home décor. Open year-round. Hours by appointment.

Milne’s At Home Antiques81 Broadway, Kingston845 331-3902 milneathomeantiques.comSpecializing in 18th, 19th and early 20th century antiques and custom design elements for your modern home. Accessible. Year-round. Days open: Winter, Wed. - Sun.; Summer, Tue. - Sun. Visit our website for hours.

Mystery Spot Antiques72 Main St., Phoenicia845 688-7868 mysteryspotantiques.comExplore seven rooms packed to the rafters with antiques, vintage clothing, mid-century modern, vinyl LPs, rusticalia, found objects, paintings and oddities. May - December, weekends and holidays. Hours: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. with extended summer days and hours.

Newberry Antiques Co-Op236 Main St., Saugerties845 246-9106 Saugerties’ largest and most varied antique shop, with 5,000-square feet of quality antiques and vintage furniture, lamps, books, china and glassware. Year-round. Hours: Wed. - Mon., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m

Old Brick House Antiques5858 Route 209, Kerhonkson845 626-5206 oldbrickhouse.comSomething for everyone to enjoy: Americana, art, country, ephemera, furniture, glass, primitives, textiles. April - October Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; closed Tuesdays. Off-season, please call.

On the Hill / Skillypot Antique Center 41 Broadway, Kingston

845 338-6779 abeelstreet.comFun and fabulous antique shop filled with hidden treasures and “just becaus-es.” Located in the Rondout Historic District.

Year-round. Summer hours: Sun. - Thu., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Fri. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Winter hours: Thu. - Mon., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

72 Hurley Ave., Kingston845 331-4481 outbackantiques,.comSpecializing in vintage clothing, linens and lace. Hours: April 1 - Dec. 31, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Tue. and Sun. Jan. 1 - March 31 by appointment only and 24-hour notice.

Red Dog Antiques1947 Samsonville Road (County Road 3), Olivebridge 845 657-8895 Hours: Year-round, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. January - April 1, weekends only.

Roberson’s Auctions19 Recreation Park Road, Pine Bush845 744-3388 robersonsauctions.comEstate and consignment auctions; tag sales. Accessible. May - November.

Rose Hill Antiques5066 Route 209, Accord845 626-7155 rosehillantiques.comBuying and selling antiques and collectibles. 1,500-square feet of 19th and early 20th century antiques and used furniture. Something for everyone. Year-round. Hours: Fri. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Saugerties Antique Center220 Main St., Saugerties845 246-8234 An eclectic mix of antiques - collectibles, vintage clothing, art at affordable prices. Open year-round. Hours: Mon. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun., noon - 5 p.m.

Sometimes On SundaysThe Stone Ridge Antique Center, 3653 Main St. (Route 209), Stone Ridge845 926-0082 A delightful experience for all. Mid-century, 18th century, art and more. Year-round. Hours: Fri. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. On Facebook and Twitter.

Stan’z Used Items and Antiques743 Ulster Ave., Kingston845 331-7579 Established in 1962, we offer an eclectic mix of anything you could be looking for. Year-round. Hours: Tue. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The Vintage Barn176 Lower Whitfield Road, Accord845 706-5796 Antiques, collectibles, trinkets, second-hand treasures. Open April - December, most weekends. Hours: Noon - 5 p.m. or by appointment.

past Locust Lawn Museum. Open year-round, weekends and anytime by chance

212 470-8887, 845-399-4477

Specializing in one-of-a-kind stone Buddhas and Asian Meditational Garden items. Year-round. Hours: Thu. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m. or by appointment.

845 338-6779 Fun and fabulous antique shop filled with hidden treasures and “just becauses.” Located in the Rondout Historic District.

Year-round. Summer hours: Sun. - Thu., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Fri. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Winter hours: Thu. - Mon., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.



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Van Deusen House Antiques59 Main St., Hurley845 331-8852 vandeusenhouse.com Located in the center of Old Hurley, with its many charming and picturesque pre-revolutionary stone houses. Country and formal furnishings, early porcelain, glass, orientals, tools and paper ephemera. Hours: 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. Call to be sure.

Wallkill River House35 Wallkill Ave., Wallkill845 895-1410 wallkillriverhouse.comOld-fashioned country store in historic c.1850 carriage house. Country furniture, home décor and textiles including window treatments, lighting and antiques. Fall Festival in September Holiday Open House in November. Hours: Tue. - Fri., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Zaborski Emporium27 Hoffman St., Kingston845 338-6465 stanthejunkman.comArchitectural salvage, antiques and collectables - 40,000 feet full to the rafters. Year-round. Hours: Wed. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sun., 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. or by appointment.

Art AssociationsWiltwyck Quilters GuildP.O. Box 3731, Kingstonwiltwyckquilters.orgOrganization to preserve tradition and history of quiltmaking, foster awareness of creative innovation in the art of quiltmaking, and promote and sponsor interest and appreciation of quiltmaking.

Woodstock School of Art2470 Route 212, Woodstock845 679-2388 woodstockschoolofart.orgYear-round classes in drawing, painting, sculpture and printmaking. Beginners welcome. No entrance requirements. Art gallery open to the public. Hours: Jan. 7 - May 31, Sept. 1 - Dec. 31: Tue. - Sat., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.; June 1 - Sept. 1: Mon. - Sat., 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Galleries Agustsson Gallery176 Broadway, Kingston845 943-0633 [email protected] fine art sculpture by Magnus Agustsson and paintings by regional, New York and Boston artists. Outdoor sculpture garden open May - October Artists and studios on premises. Hours: May - December, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.; January - April by appointment.

ArtBar Gallery674 Broadway, Kingston845 430-4893 artbargallery.comArtBar Gallery includes all facets of fine arts in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere where you can enjoy art with family and friends. Accessible. Year-round. Hours: Fri. - Sat., noon - 7 p.m.; Sun., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Arts Society of Kingston Gallery97 Broadway, Kingston845 338-0331 askforarts.orgArt gallery, performance space, other events and Kingston Sculpture Biennial. Open year-round. Hours: Tues. - Sat., 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. First Saturday Art Openings, 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.

ArtsWAVE12 Market St., Ellenville845 210-4416 artswave.orgArtsWAVE is a non-profit art center offering studio space for artist residencies and open studios, plus classes, workshops and exhibits. Open spring through fall.

Bearsville Graphics Fine Art Gallery68 Tinker St., Woodstock845 684-5476 bearsvillegraphics.comContemporary New York artists with emphasis on printmaking (block prints, etchings, mezzotints, litho-graphs) and the cityscape. Hours: Fri., noon - 6 p.m., Sat., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m., holiday Mon., 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. and by appointment.

Center for Photography at Woodstock59 Tinker St., Woodstock845 679-9957 cpw.orgContemporary photography and related media. Exhibitions, gallery talks, workshops, permanent print collection, library, services and programs for artists. Accessible. Year-round. Hours: Wed. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m. or by appointment.



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Cornell Street Studios168 Cornell St., 2nd Floor, Kingston845 331-0191 cornellstreetstudios.comMulti-studio complex that hosts art shows, craft fairs, fitness classes and theater events. Handmade and vin-tage gift shop. Open year-round. Hours: Mon. - Thu., noon - 7 p.m.; Fri., noon - 5 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m - 2 p.m. Additional hours for special events.

Crafts People262 Spillway Road, West Hurley845 331-3859 craftspeople.usA craft gallery representing 500 contemporary craftspeople. Items include pottery, fine-blown glass, jewelry, clocks, candles, kaleidoscopes, rocking chairs, and much more. Accessible. April - January. Hours: Fri. - Mon., 10:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.

DeBaun Art Studio21 Tuytenbridge Road, Lake Katrine845 399-7574 (cell), 845 382-6011barry-debaunart.artistwebsites.comExhibiting the oil and watercolor paintings of Barry DeBaun. Realistic landscapes, seascapes, figurative and still life. By appointment. Art prints available online.

DM Weil Gallery208 Bruynswick Road, New Paltz845 255-3336 dmweil.com3,000-square feet of Contemporary Art. Complimentary refreshments including local wines and baked goods. Families welcome. Free print for all first-time visitors. Year-round. Hours: Fri., noon - 6 p.m.; Sat. - Sun., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and by appoint-ment.

Donskoj Gallery on Abeel101 Abeel St., Kingston845 339-2996 donskoj.comCommitted to supporting artists and building arts community in the Hudson Valley since 1981. We have presented over 250 artists and 19 Kingston Artist Soap Box Derbies. Open First Saturdays and by appointment.

Elena Zang Gallery3671 Route 212, Woodstock845 679-5432 elenazang.comContemporary fine art and ceramics by E. Zang and A. Hoffman. Outdoor sculpture garden. Local and internationally-known artists. Accessible. Year-round. Hours: Daily, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Ellenville Public Library & Museum’s Gallery Link40 Center St., Ellenville845 647-5530 eplm.orgGallery Link hosts exhibits by local and regional artists, a permanent collection of paintings by Cragsmoor’s artists, and display cases with historic exhibits of local culture and industry. Accessible. Year-round. Call or view our website for hours.

Esopus Creek Fine Arts247 Broadstreet Hollow Road, Shandaken845 688-2977 esopuscreek.comSteel sculptures and oil paintings in a serene country garden studio setting. Custom graphics, video editing and production, and website design services too. Please call for an appointment.

Fintasia Gallery at Fabulous Furniture3930 Route 28, Boiceville845 750-3035 fabulousfurnitureon28.comArtist Steve Heller has been making sculptures and furniture from wood, metal, and car parts for 35 years. He recently won People’s Choice Award at the Norman Rockwell Museum’s Robot Show. Hours: Wed. - Mon., 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Fletcher Gallery40 Mill Hill Road, Woodstock845 679-4411 fletchergallery.com20th century American art, including important 20th century Woodstock artists. Year-round. Hours: Thu. - Sun., noon - 6 p.m.

G. Steve Jordan GalleryWater Street Market, 10 Main St., New Paltz, 845 255-6800 jordangallery.comFine art photography of the Shawangunk Mountains and the Hudson Valley. Year-round. Hours: Wed. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Galerie BMG12 Tannery Brook Road, Woodstock845 679-0027 galeriebmg.comRepresenting contemporary fine art photographers with monthly shows of guest artists. Hours: Fri. - Mon., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. or by appointment. Limited hours during winter.

Genesis Studio/Gallery26 Harmati Lane, Shady845 679-4542 genesis-gallery.comPaintings, jewelry and Judaica from Israel and the Middle East. Pond site sculpture garden and studio. Sculpture lessons given in stone carving and steel welding. Accessible. Located just off Route 212. May - December. Hours: usually noon - 5 p.m.

Gray Owl Gallery Water Street Market, 10 Main St. New Paltz 845 518-2237 grayowlgallery.com Gray Owl Gallery has something for everyone’s collection, with a variety of styles and mediums by both internationally-known and Hudson Valley contemporary fine artists. Year-round. Hours: Daily, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Hawthorn Gallery34 Elwyn Lane, Woodstock845 679-2711, 845 679-2226, 845 514-0462Facebook.com/hawthorngalleryA fine collection of new and antique furniture from India, China and Tibet. Accessories and gifts for the home. Fine art. Accessible. Hours: Fri. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m. or by appointment. Please call to be sure.

Hot Stuff Glass Workshop509 Route 214, Chichester845 688-7720 hotstuffblownglass.comGlass beads, pendants, mosaic fusion artwork and sterling silver jewelry. Weekend classes available. Studio and showroom open May 1 - Dec. 31. Hours: Fri. - Sat., noon - 5 p.m.

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Imogen Holloway Plus (IH+) 9 John St., Saugerties 347 387-3212 ihgallery.com Exhibiting abstract paintings and works on paper, IH+ will focus on showing strong work in unusual spaces in the Hudson Valley and beyond. Thu. 3 p.m. - 8 p.m., Fri. - Sun. 12 noon to 5 p.m.

Jane Bloodgood-Abrams Studio89 Broadway, Kingston845 331-3755 Janebloodgoodabrams.comLuminous oil paintings of the Hudson River and its valley by Jane Bloodgood-Abrams. Commissions accepted. Still life and landscape paintings by Paul Abrams available as well. Open year-round, by chance and appointment. Free admission.

Lotus Fine Art33 Rock City Road, Woodstock845 679-2303 lotuswoodstock.comContemporary craft gallery specializing in regional fine art tabletop items, custom jewelry, glassware and custom framing. Home of reverse handpainted chandeliers by Jamie Barthel. Year-round. Open Thu. - Sun., or by appointment.

Red Pump Studio/Gallery75 Allhusen Road, New Paltz845 256-1236 adairjim.comArt gallery and studio featuring local artists. Watercolor classes. Framing. Year-round. Hours: noon - 5 p.m.

Robert Selkowitz Paintings3024 Route 28, Ashokan845 657-6982 artfolks.comBeautiful Catskill Mountain pastels and oils of American and maritime landscapes, prints, posters, note cards and books. Art for enjoyment, healing and renewal. Closed July and August.

Roos Arts449 Main St., Rosendale718 755-4726 roosarts.comContemporary art gallery featuring works by artists living and working in Upstate New York and beyond. Vist our website for exhibition updates and Roos Mart. Accessible. Year-round. Hours: Thu. - Sat. Hours: 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. and by appointment.

Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art SUNY New Paltz, 1 Hawk Drive, New Paltz 845 257-3844 newpaltz.edu/museum Premier public showplace for Hudson Valley art, artists and cultural scholars, plus world art from our permanent collection. Free admission, donations encouraged. Year-round. Hours: Wed. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed college holidays and winter intersessions.

SUNY Ulster Muroff Kotler Visual Arts GalleryUlster County Community College, 491 Cottekill Road Stone Ridge 845 687-5113 sunyulster.edu The Gallery’s exhibition series include solo shows by prestigious local artists, themed juried shows and the work of Visual Arts students and faculty. Gallery hours: Mon. - Fri., 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. and by appointment. Closed college holidays.

Sweetheart Gallery17 Cricket Ridge Road, Bearsville845 679-2622 sweetheartgallery.comFine American craft and design, and unique handmade gifts. Just three miles from Woodstock, our gallery represents a large selection of work from some of America’s best designers and artisans. Open Sat. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m. and by appointment.

The Arts Upstairs Gallery60 Main St., 2nd Floor, Phoenicia845 688-2142 artsupstairs.comA multi-room gallery with monthly group shows. Eclectic art, including pastoral landscapes to the avant-garde. Third Saturday openings 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Gallery: Fri., 3 p.m. - 6 p.m., Sat., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and by appointment.

The Gallery1604 Route 212, Saugerties845 247-0054 The Gallery’s exhibits are “Mystery of the Kingdoms” in watercolor and “Paintings of Heavenly Experiences in the Throne Room” in oil and watercolor. Year-round. Hours: Wed - Sat., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

The Gallery at R&F84 Ten Broeck Ave., Kingston800 206-8088, 845 331-3112 rfpaints.comSpecializing in works in encaustic and oil paint. Gallery on premises. Handmade paints factory and store. Workshops in encaustic and oil stick technique held year-round. Accessible. Hours: Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

The James Cox Gallery at Woodstock4666 Route 212, Willow845 679-7608 jamescoxgallery.comFine art gallery in an expansive garden setting. Special emphasis on the Woodstock Art Colony. Accessible. Year-round. Hours: Tue. - Fri., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Also open spring, summer and fall. Sat. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m.

The Loveland Museum/Justin Love Painting Gallery and Studio4 Churchland Road, Saugerties845 246-5520, 845 430-0005 (cell) justinlove.comMuseum and gallery featuring the paintings of world-renowned artist Justin Love. Located in a 19th century country church near Woodstock. Accessi-ble. Mid-April - January. Hours: noon - 6 p.m. or by appointment.

The Mark Gruber Gallery17 New Paltz Plaza (Main St.), New Paltz845 255-1241 markgrubergallery.comFine art gallery featuring the finest artists in the Hudson Valley. Continually changing exhibits. Quality custom framing. Year-round. Hours: Mon., 11 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.; Tue. - Fri., 10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday by appointment.

The Storefront Gallery93 Broadway, Kingston845 338-8473, 845 514-3998thestorefrontgallery.comContemporary art gallery featuring artists from the Hudson Valley and beyond. Opening receptions coincide with Kingston’s First Saturday Art Tours, 5 p.m. - 8 p.m. Year-round. Hours: Fri. - Sat., noon - 6 p.m. and by appointment.

The Studio4 City Hall Road, Accord845 626-2843 saraharrisgallery.comColorful, contemporary impressionist landscapes by Sara Harris inspired by local environment. Year-round. Call for hours.



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Unframed Artists Gallery173 Huguenot St., New Paltz845 255-5482 unframedartistsgallery.comWhile mainly focused on fine art, this out of the frame, cooperative gallery encourages all forms of artistic expression, exhibiting four to six shows a year of local and international artists’ works. The project space features musical and dramatic performances.

Unison Arts Gallery and Learning Center68 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz845 255-1559 unisonarts.orgSix gallery shows, including fine art, photography and sculpture. Outdoor sculpture garden. Year-round. Hours: Mon. - Fri., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

VARGA Gallery & Studio175 Main St., Phoenicia845 679-4005 vargagallery.comExhibiting eclectic, innovative artists with unique works and uninhibited style. Hours: most days noon - 5 p.m. or by appointment. Check our website for openings and events.

Wired Gallery11 Mohonk Road, High Falls682 564-5613 thewiredgallery.comWired Gallery showcases works by Mid-Hudson Valley artists and artisans and is the only art gallery in the hamlet of High Falls. Open April - December Hours: Sat. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Janary - March by appointment.

Women’s Studio Workshop722 Binnewater Lane, Rosendale845 658-9133 wsworkshop.orgStudios in printmaking, papermaking, ceramics, photography and book arts. Residencies, internships. Summer Art Institute intensive workshops for adult artists and art studio education program for young people. Year-round. Hours: Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 5 pm.

Woodstock Artists Association and Museum28 Tinker St., Woodstock845 679-2940 woodstockart.orgArt gallery and museum exhibiting historic and contemporary work of area artists. Hours: Sun., Mon. and Thu., noon - 5 p.m.; Fri. - Sat., noon - 6 p.m. Closed January. Visit our website or call for exhibition dates and additional information.

Woodstock Framing Gallery31 Mill Hill Road, Woodstock845 679-6003 wfggallery.comMany varieties of fine art exhibited. Custom framing shop. Parking lot. Accessible. Year-round. Hours: Mon. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday by appointment only. Closed Wednesdays.

Museums & Historic Sites Bevier House Museum/Ulster County Historical Society2682 Route 209, Marbletown845 338-5614 ulstercountyhs.orgBuilt in the 1680’s as a one-room dwelling, the museum reflects the history of the Hudson Valley and its inhabitants. Accessible on first floor only. Admission fee. Open May - October. Hours: Fri. - Sun., noon - 5 p.m. Call for additional dates of operation.

Byrdcliffe Art ColonyUpper Byrdcliffe Road, Woodstock845 679-2079 byrdcliffe.orgAmerica’s second-oldest continually operating arts colony, Byrdcliffe is on the National Register of Historic Places. Offering year-round events, exhibitions and classes at Byrdcliffe and in downtown Woodstock. Free walking tours. Open May - October.

Canal Forge 496 Towpath Road Corner of County Route 6 and Towpath Road, Alligerville 845 687-7130 hudsonvalleyblacksmith.com A working blacksmith shop and display of old tools. Overlooking the Rondout Creek adjacent to the old D&H Canal. Hands-on classes offered - call or e-mail for details. Hours: Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.; week-ends by chance or appointment.

D & H Canal Museum23 Mohonk Road, High Falls845 687-9311 canalmuseum.orgNational Historic Site. Working lock model. Original canal locks #16-20 of the D & H Canal. Accessible. Admission fee. May - October. Hours: Sat. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. School and other group tours by appointment.

Ellenville Public Library & Museum40 Center St., Ellenville845 647-5530 eplm.orgTerwilliger House Museum has exhibits on local history and industry, and a research room with archives, photographs, obituaries and ephemera. Year-round. Please call or view our website for museum hours.

Empire State Railway Museum70 Lower High St., Phoenicia845 688-7501 esrm.comHistoric, restored 1899 Phoenicia Junction railroad station exhibiting U&D Railroad archival artifacts, photographs, films. Gift shop. Rides available on new mini- train. Memorial Day - Columbus Day Weekends and holidays, Hours: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Erika House Doll Museum15 Ulster Ave., Saugerties845 709-5319 Twenty-five rooms filled with dolls of the centuries and from various countries, with over 3,000 dolls on display. Celebrating 12 years in the spring of 2015. Admission: $25/Adults, $20/Seniors, $15/children. Open year-round by appointment.



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Esopus Meadows Lighthouse, 1871River Road, Ulster Park845 848-3669 esopusmeadowslighthouse.orgLast wooden lighthouse on the Hudson River. The tower light is an official U.S. Coast Guard navigational aid. View from Lighthouse Park, 255 River Road, Ulster Park. By appointment only. Call for tours. June - October.

Fred J. Johnston House MuseumCorner of Main & Wall Streets, Kingston845 339-0720 fohk.orgCirca 1812 Federal style house tour featuring 18th and early 19th century furnishings and decorative arts in eight elegant room settings. Guided tours, May - October. Tour fee. Hours: Fri. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. and by appointment.

Friends of Historic Kingston GalleryCorner of Main & Wall Streets, Kingston845 339-0720 fohk.orgExhibits relating to local history and heritage. Shop with regional books and gifts. Free admission. Accessible. 2015 exhibit “Jervis McEntee: Kingston’s Hudson River School Artist.” Open May - October. Hours: Fri. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Friends of Historic Rochester Museum12 Main St., Accord845 626-7104, 845 256-5587fhraccord.comWeekly guided genealogical research, Wednesdays, noon - 3 p.m. Open year-round by appointment. Annual Fall Heritage Day and Festival held on the first Saturday in October, with local history, heritage crafts, food, contests, book sales and more.

Gomez Mill House11 Mill House Road, Marlboro845 236-3126 gomez.orgVisit 300 years of history. Circa 1714. April - October, Wed. - Sun. Tour hours: 10:30 a.m., 1:15 p.m. and 2:45 p.m. Events and Sunday programs. Admission fee.

Greenfield Park Schoolhouse/MuseumRoute 52 West, Greenfield Park845 647-6560 Six miles west of Ellenville on Route 52, left onto Oakridge Road. Across from the Museum is the old Quaker Meeting House. Early July - early September. Hours: Thu. - Fri., 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.; Sat. - Sun., 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Historic Huguenot Street81 Huguenot St., New Paltz845 255-1660 (Office), 845 255-1889 (Visitor Center) huguenotstreet.orgNational Historic Landmark District includes seven historic stone houses, a reconstructed 1717 French Church, special exhibits, a research library and a historic burial ground. Programs and events year-round. Open April - December and by appointment.

Historical Society of Woodstock20 Comeau Drive, Woodstock845 679-2256 historicalsocietyofwoodstockhistory.orgPreserving Woodstock’s history through exhibits, publications and collections. For membership and exhibit information or research requests, please e-mail us. Exhibits June - September and in December.

Hudson River Maritime Museum50 Rondout Landing, Kingston845 338-0071 hrmm.orgHistorical exhibits, collections, visiting heritage vessels, events, lectures, gift shop, docking, Kingston Home Port & Education Center. 2015 exhibit: “The Lighthouses of the Hudson River.” May 2 - Nov. 1, 2015. Hours: Open daily, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. and by appointment.

Hurley Heritage Society Museum52 Main St., Hurley845 338-1661 hurleyheritagesociety.orgFree walking guides for the historical district of private homes dating from 1670s to late 1800s. Museum shop. 2015 exhibit: “Hurley Harvest: By Hand and by Horse.” May - October. Hours: Sat., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sun., 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Groups and school tours by appointment.

John Burroughs Sanctuary (Slabsides)261 Floyd Ackert Road, West Park845 384-6320 research.amnh.org/burroughsRetreat of naturalist John Burroughs. Sanctuary is on 170 acres with Greenway trails and spectacular pond. Guided tours by appointment. Year-round. Slabside Days Open House, third Saturday in May and first Saturday in October, noon - 4:30 p.m.

Klyne Esopus Historical Society Museum764 Broadway (Route 9W), Ulster Park845 338-8109 klyneesopusmuseum.usFormer Dutch country church from 1827. Exhibits feature Town of Esopus culture, commerce and history. 2015 exhibit: “Native Americans of the Region.” Saturday speakers’ series. Open June 1 - Oct. 12, 2015. Hours: Fri. - Mon., 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. and by appointment.

Kripplebush Schoolhouse Museum200 Kripplebush Road, Stone Ridge845 687-9229; Groups call 687-7528kripplebushschoolhousemuseum.weebly.comOne-room furnished schoolhouse, established in 1857. Adjacent museum housing a large array of local artifacts. Located off Route 209, one mile onto U.C. Route 2. Groups welcome by appointment. Open June - August. Hours: Sun., 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Locust Lawn400 Route 32 South (4 miles south of New Paltz), New Paltz845 454-4500 x211 lgny.orgTour the Josiah Hasbrouck House, an elegant Federal-style mansion, and the Evert Terwilliger House, a 1738 Dutch-style stone house. Both houses are preserved as museums and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. May - October by appointment only.

Milton Train Station Foundation, Inc.38 Dock Road, Milton845 795-5498 The 1883 Historic Train Station, at the foot of Dock Road, was once the hub of our agricultural community. When rehabilitated by the “Friends,” this landmark will offer new opportunities for cultural events and recreational fun. Find us on Facebook.

O & W Napanoch Train Station/ MuseumInstitution Road, Napanoch845 647-7400 ext. 4327nyow.org (click on “Napanoch Depot”)Restored 1902 depot with displays, artifacts and memorabilia that tell the history of the station and its relationship to the D&H Canal, Eastern New York Correctional Facility and surrounding communities. Open 1st and 2nd Sunday of each month. Hours: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., respectively, or by appointment. Call to schedule group visits. Closed January - February.



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Old Dutch Reformed Church272 Wall St., Kingston845 338-6759 olddutchchurch.orgOrganized in 1659. Current edifice built in 1852. Ancient burial grounds contain gravesite of George Clinton, New York State’s first governor. Call for tours, church museum, cemetery, and genealogy. Year-round. Hours: Self-guided tours Mon. - Fri., 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Opus 40 and Quarryman’s Museum50 Fite Road, Saugerties845 246-3400 opus40.orgSix-acre environmental bluestone sculpture built from an abandoned quarry by one man, Harvey Fite. Hours: Memorial Day - Columbus Day weekends; Thu. - Sun., holiday Mon., 11 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Some weekends reserved for special events. Please call ahead.

Perrine’s BridgeJunction of State Route 32 and Route 213, Rifton845 338-8109 esopus.com/brochures/heritage_trail.pdfCovered bridge built around 1844 by Benjamin Wood, this last surviving example of the “Burr arch truss” design in New York State spans the Wallkill River between the Towns of Esopus and Rosendale. Listed on National Register Register of Historic Places.

Rondout LighthouseRondout Creek, Kingston845 334-3955 kingston-ny.govHistoric 1913 lighthouse with period furnishings and exhibits documenting the history of the Rondout Lighthouse keepers. Available for private functions. Open seasonally. Call or e-mail [email protected] for more information.

Saugerties Historical Society/ Kiersted House119 Main St., Saugerties845 246-9529 saugertieshistoricalsociety.orgBuilt in 1727, home to the Saugerties Historical Society. Historical re-enactments in May, History Day in October, free seasonal concerts and historical displays on the front lawn. May - October. Hours: Sat., 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Sunday and holiday Mondays, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Saugerties Lighthouse ConservancyLighthouse Drive, Saugerties845 247-0656 saugertieslighthouse.comArtifacts of the lighthouse and the commercial heyday of the Saugerties waterfront. Nature trail to lighthouse (check tides). Also a B&B (see B&B listings). Tour fee. Tours June - August. Hours: Sundays, noon - 3 p.m.

Senate House State Historic Site296 Fair St., Kingston845 338-2786 nysparks.comGuided tours of the furnished historic house. Museum featuring art, objects and documents of the 17th-19th centuries. Picnic in park-like setting. Tours for groups and school programs year-round by appointment. Open mid-April - October. Hours: Wed. - Sat., 10 a.m. -

5 p.m.; Sundays and Monday holidays, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.; and by appointment.

The A.J. Snyder Estate/Century House Historical Society668 Route 213, Rosendale845 658-9900 centuryhouse.orgRosendale Natural Cement Historic District, listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places. Tour Widow Jane Mine, cement kilns, Snyder Canal Slip, more. Picnic area. Special events. May - Labor Day, Sun., 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. or by appointment.

The Matthewis Persen House74 John St. (corner of John & Crown Streets) Kingston 845 340-3040 co.ulster.ny.us/countyclerk/persenhouse.htmlLocated within Kingston’s Stockade National Historic District at the only intersection in the U.S. with 18th century stone houses on all four corners, its earli-est portions date from circa 1661. May - August, Tue. - Sat.; September - November, Saturdays, or by appointment.

Teddy Bear Museum at the Den of Marbletown 1 Basten Lane (corner of Route 209 & Tongore Road), Kingston 845 687-6441 thedenofmarbletown.com The Teddy Museum features dioramas, videos, inter-active displays of hand-made toys from the German company Steiff; it’s a unique and magical experience. Accessible. Open year-round. Hours: Tue. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat. - Sun., 11 a.m. - 5p.m.

Town of Shandaken Historical Museum26 Academy St., Pine Hill845 254-4460 (Museum) shandaken.usThe Museum is a 1920’s schoolhouse in historic Pine Hill with many and varied displays of historical tools and artifacts from the 1800’s on. A 1900’s school-room and kitchen; displays on the people and history of the 12 hamlets of Shandaken; library of books on the Catskills; genealogy files. Hours: Sat. - Sun., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. or for appointment call Bob Kalb, 254-5008.

Trolley Museum of New York89 E. Strand (Rondout Landing), Kingston845 331-3399 tmny.orgTrolley rides on original tracks along the historic Kingston waterfront to Kingston Point Park on the Hudson River. Visitors Center and Museum Store. Open May - October, weekends and holidays. Hours: noon - 5 p.m. Last ride at 3:30 p.m.

Ulster County Genealogical Society Hurley Reformed Church 11 Main St., Hurley 845 658-8085 ucgsny.org Research census, church records, naturalizations (1830-1925), cemetery records, printed histories and genealogies. Maps, the New Netherlands Connections, wills, abstracts, major genealogical society publica-tions. Accessible. January - November Second Saturday, Third and Fourth Monday, 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. or by appointment.

Volunteer Firemen’s Hall and Museum 265 Fair St., Kingston 845 331-0866 (Museum), 845 338-1247 A “Little Gem of a Museum” housed in the 1857 Wiltwy-ck Fire House. Display of fire engines and firemanic arti-facts. May, September and October, Fri. - Sat., 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.; June - August, Wed. - Fri., 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Group and school tours available.

Wawarsing Historical Society & Knife Museum3 Irish Cape Road (at bridge), Napanoch 845 647-7792 theknifemuseum.com Preserving the knife-making heritage of the Ellenville-Walden region as a major knife-making center for over one-hundred years. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day. Hours: Sat. - Sun., 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Woodstock Museum13 Charles Bach Road, Saugerties845 246-0600 woodstockmuseum.orgExplore Woodstock the town, the festivals and the notion through art, artifacts, exhibits, film and a guided tour by a 1960’s historian. Sister City Nimbin, Australia and solar energy exhibits. Camping available. Tour buses welcome. Hours: Open June - October, Sat. - Sun., noon - 4 p.m., weekdays by appointment.

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Performing Arts Arm-of-the-Sea-TheaterP.O. Box 175, Malden-on-Hudson845 246-7873 armofthesea.orgFive-member touring company combines visual storytelling with live music in contemporary works of mask and puppet theater for all ages at various venues. April - December.

Ars ChoralisP.O. Box 903, Woodstock845 679-8172 arschoralis.orgA 50-member vocal ensemble performing music of many styles and periods, with an increasing interest in peace and non-violence issues.

Barefoot Dance Center, LLCP.O. Box 127, West Park845 384-6146 barefootdancecenter.comOffers classes in creative movement, modern technique, ballet, improvisation and choreography. Home to teen troupe Barefoot Dance Company. Summer session, rental space, birthday parties, dance performances and school residencies.

Bearsville Theater291 Tinker St., Woodstock845 679-4406 bearsvilletheater.comLive music, special events and private parties. For updated concert and events listings, see our website or call us.

Bird-on-a-Cliff Theatre Company Comeau Property, Comeau Drive, Woodstock845 247-4007 birdonacliff.org Offering free outdoor Shakespeare on the beautiful Comeau Property. All are welcome. Pet friendly; Accessible. Bring a blanket, chair and picnic. June - Labor Day Weekend. Hours: Fri. -Sun., beginning 5 p.m.

Bridge Music (2 locations)Mid-Hudson Bridge & Johnson-lorie Park Towers845 831-0695 josephbertolozzi.com

Hear music composed solely of the sounds of the bridge. Walk out to the bridge’s towers and press a button (April - October), or listen from your radio (year-round, daily, 24 hours a day, on 95.3 FM) at Johnson/Iorio Park, Haviland Road, Highland.

BSP (Backstage Productions)323 Wall St., Kingston845 338-8700 bspkingston.comA 27,000-square foot arts and entertainment complex hosting live music, an art gallery, danceCOLLECTIVE, a professional dance studio and StagesInTheArts, our theater company. Live events every week. Open year-round.

Byrdcliffe Kleinert/James Center for the Arts36 Tinker St., Woodstock845 679-2079 byrdcliffe.orgA multi-purpose facility hosting musical and literary events and cutting-edge art exhibitions. Accessible. The Gallery and the Byrdcliffe Shop hours: May - October, Thu. - Sun., noon - 6 p.m.; Winter hours, Fri. - Sun, noon - 6 p.m.

Byrdcliffe Theater380 Upper Byrdcliffe Road, Woodstock845 679-2079 byrdcliffe.org

Located on the grounds of the Byrdcliffe Arts Colony, the theater is used for the performing arts, concerts, dance performances and community events. Open May - October.

Catskill Ballet Theatre795 Broadway, Kingston845 339-1629 catskillballet.orgProvides performing experience, mentoring programs and the opportunity to work with professionals. Performances include annual presentation of “The Nutcracker” at Ulster Performing Arts Center, “A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream” and other ballets.

Center for Creative Education 15 Railroad Ave., Kingston845 338-7664 cce4me.orgClasses for children, youth and adults in music, dance and theater. Home of Energy Dance Company and the Percussion Orchestra of Kingston (POOK). Year-round. Hours: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Coach House Players12 Augusta St., Kingston845 331-2476 coachhouseplayers.orgAffordable community theater since 1950. Three to four plays are performed each year. We participate in local events such as Kingston’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade, caroling and more. Audtions are open; new members are encouraged to join.

Community Playback Theatre Boughton Place, 150 Kisor Road, Highland 845 691-4118, 845 255-7502 (msg) Skilled improvisational actors employ music, move-ment and spoken word to play back stories told by audience members. Stories cover the whole spectrum of human experience. Year-round. Performances the first Friday of each month at 8 p.m.

Deep Listening Institute, Ltd.77 Cornell St., Suite 303, Kingston845 338-5984 deeplistening.orgDeep Listening Institute promotes the music and Deep Listening practice of pioneer composer Pauline Oliveros, providing a unique approach to music, literature, art, meditation, technology and healing. Visit our website for listing of our many programs.

Fiddle and Dance Ashokan Center, 477 Beaverkill Road, Olivebridge800 292-0905, 845 246-2121 ashokan.org Classes and performances in folk, swing, Cajun and old-time music and dance.

Fine Arts Recital Series Old Dutch Church, 272 Wall St., Kingston 845 338-6759 olddutchchurch.org Fine Arts at Old Dutch Church musical performances feature area artists. April - May and September - November Hours: Thursdays, 12:15 p.m. - 12:45 p.m.

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Hudson River Playback TheatreUlster County 845 255-7716 hudsonriverplayback.orgImprovisational theatre from true stories for entertainment and community dialogue. Public shows. School programs and more. Year-round. For schedules and bookings, visit our website.

Levon Helm Studios160 Plochmann Lane, Woodstock845 679-2744 levonhelm.comThe personal home and recording studio of the late music legend Levon Helm. Live music venue. Small, intimate surroundings in an historical setting. Property is closed when no shows are scheduled. Accessible. Show guests vary. Year-round. Visit our website for additional information.

Marbletown Multi-Arts (MaMA)3588 Main St., Stone Ridge845 687-8890 cometomama.orgConcerts. Full schedule of classes in yoga, tai chi and dance. Accessible.

Maverick Concerts Maverick Concert Hall, 120 Maverick Road, Woodstock 845 679-8217 maverickconcerts.org World-class chamber music in an historic woodland hall. Classical, jazz, world music, July - September. Saturdays at 6:30 p.m., Sundays at 4 p.m. Four Young People’s concerts on Saturdays at 11 a.m., with free admission for young people under 16.

Mid-Hudson Rainbow Chorus 230 King’s Mall, Suite 103, Kingston 845-353-8348 mhrainbowchorus.org A four-part chorus of gay and gay-friendly singers who perform contemporary jazz and pop tunes, often featuring themes about diversity, freedom, and hap-piness. The chorus rehearses at Kingston’s LGBTQ Center.

Mount Tremper Arts687 S. Plank Road, Mt. Tremper845-688-9893 mountremperarts.orgAn intimate performance, exhibition and artist residency center with a focus on modern dance and photography. June - August.

New Paltz Ballet Theatre1 Bonticouview Drive, New Paltz845 255-0044 npsballet.comPremier ballet school and not-for-profit ballet company. Student performances. Annual Nutcracker performance in December.

New York Conservatory for the Arts120 Schildknecht Road, Hurley845 339-4340 nyca.orgThe Official Youth Performing Artist Theatre Academy of the Woodstock Playhouse presenting rising young artists in performance. Year-round. Please visit our website or call for performance dates and programming.

Performing Arts of Woodstock, Inc.Various locations, Woodstock845 679-7900 performingartsofwoodstock.orgPresenting three major theatrical productions a year. Performances at various locations in Woodstock. Please call or view our website for details.

Pine Hill Community Center287 Main St., Pine Hill845 254-5469 pinehillcommunitycenter.orgPerformances, concerts, arts and crafts shop featur-ing local artists and artisans, workshops, classes and more. Catskill Cabaradio, a homespun variety show, is held March, June, September and December. Year-round. Find us on Facebook.

Phoenicia International Festival of the VoiceJuly 30 - Aug. 31Multiple venues in Phoenicia845 586-3588 phoeniciavoicefest.comA five-day festival celebrating the human voice as an instrument of healing, peace and artistic expression by presenting world class performances in the Catskill Mountains. Visit the website for details on artists, venues and performance times.

Quimby Theatre SUNY Ulster, 491 Cottekill Road, Stone Ridge 845 687-5262 sunyulster.edu Summer theater during June and July. Concert series and drama presentations during spring and fall semesters. Other special events are held throughout the year.

Rosendale Theatre408 Main St., Rosendale845 658-8989 rosendaletheatre.orgOur beautiful 250-seat single-screen movie theatre offers live theatre and music performances, with children’s theatre, original works by local writers, play festivals and classic work. Admission varies. Accessible. Movies Thu. - Mon.

Saugerties Pro Musica Concert Series Saugerties United Methodist Church Corner of Washington Avenue & Post Street, Saugerties 845 246-5021, 845 679-5733 saugertiespromusica.org An inexpensive concert series of professional nationally

and/or internationally known musicians performing classical, jazz and bluegrass music. Accessible. Sea-son is September - May. Sundays, 3 p.m. Admission: $12/Adults, $10/Seniors/Free for Students.

School of Fine & Performing Arts SUNY New Paltz 1 Hawk Drive, New Paltz 845 257-3860 newpaltz.edu/fpaPerformances, exhibitions, conferences, workshops, lectures by distinguished visiting artists, composers and musicians. Handicap accessible. Summer: Piano-Summer Festival Institute and museum exhibitions.

Shadowland Theatre157 Canal St., Ellenville845 647-5511 shadowlandtheatre.orgUlster County’s only professional, not-for-profit Actor’s Equity theatre in a newly-renovated 1920’s art-deco building with state-of-the-art technical elements. Also showing Matinee at the Shadowland film series. Accessible. Year-round.

Shandaken Theatrical Society10 Church St., Phoenicia845 688-2279 (Theater), 845 657-6543 stsplayhouse.comA community theater organization offering quality theater to the public. The season includes four or more productions, including musicals, plays, and Christmas and winter shows. Showing older movies monthly on weekend nights.

The Falcon1348 Route 9W, Marlboro845 236-7970 liveatthefalcon.comLive music and art venue/restaurant in southern Ulster County. Great food and atmosphere - breathtaking waterfalls on property 10 minutes from Walkway Over the Hudson. Admission by donation. Great musical acts from Pat Metha, to David Johansen.



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Ulster Ballet Company10 First St., Saugerties845 246-4316 ulsterballet.orgProviding an opportunity for professional, semi- professional and aspiring dancers to utilize their skills in an innovative and creative manner. Performances include the annual presentaton of “A Christmas Carol” and “Festival of Dance.”

Ulster Chamber Music Series Church of the Holy Cross, 30 Pine Grove Ave., Kingston845 340-9434, 845 532-6718ulsterchambermusicseries.org Our 47th season of presenting three high quality chamber music concerts at an acoustically suberb venue. Accessible. Visit our website or call for perfor-mance schedule and ticket information.

Ulster Performing Arts Center601 Broadway, Kingston845 339-6088 upac.orgThe newly-renovated historic theatre, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is one of the last great show palaces in New York State. With seating capacity of 1,500, UPAC and the Broadway Theatre offer year-round entertainment including theatre, dance, music and more.

Unison Arts and Learning Center68 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz845 255-1559 unisonarts.orgUnison’s mission is to enrich cultural life and community in the Mid-Hudson Valley. Gallery, outdoor sculpture gardens, workshops and performances for children and adults. Year-round. Hours: Mon. - Fri., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and evenings for performances.

Vanaver Caravan10 Main St., Suite 322, New Paltz845 256-9300 vanavercaravan.orgDance and music company available for touring, workshops in schools, concerts and celebrations. Dance Institute classes available year-round in New Paltz and Stone Ridge.

West African & Afro Brazilian Drum & Dance Mountain View Studio, 20 Mountain View Ave., Woodstock 845 687-9001 Classes in West African drum and dance, music and art forms of Africa and Brazil. Master classes with native folklorists.

Woodstock Chamber Orchestra 103 Mill Hill Road, Woodstock 845 679-6431 wco-online.com Offering diverse music for everyone, ranging from classical to modern pieces and featuring music by local composers. Performances are given four times a year at the Woodstock Playhouse, on Sundays at 3 p.m.

Woodstock Film FestivalSept. 30 - Oct. 4Various locations in Woodstock, Rosendale, Kingston and Saugerties845 679-4265 woodstockfilmfestival.comSixteenth annual independent film festival presenting a five-day roster of over 150 films, concerts, parties and panels as well as special screenings and events year-round.

Woodstock Playhouse103 Mill Hill Road, Woodstock845 679-6900 woodstockplayhouse.org“A little bit of Lincoln Center in Woodstock” - musicals, dramas, films, antique car show, concerts, emerging professionals. Art gallery, historical exhibit. A/C and top-rated audience comfort. Accessible. Open March - January.

Pottery and Ceramics

Babroff Ceramic Studio103 Winne Road, Mt. Tremper845 688-2263 A studio that designs and makes handmade, colorful contemporary and whimsical ceramics, as well as contemporary, colorful paintings. Year-round. Call for appointment.

Butterfield Pottery670 Broadway (Route 9W), Ulster Park845 616-0621 Small studio handmade pottery for the home. Davin Butterfield specializes in salt glazed pottery in stoneware and porcelain. Limited edition handmade pottery is produced on site. Monthly kiln firing and open studio. Year-round, daily. Call ahead.



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Henry Cavanagh Ceramic Studios679 Lapla Road, Kingston845 338-2199 ceramicar.comPottery studio and sales room. Diner and automobile themed decorative tableware. Year- round by appointment.

Kaete Brittin Shaw Functional & Sculptural Porcelain1415 Route 213, High Falls845 687-7828 kaetebrittinshaw.comStacking bowls, one-of-a-kind teapots, musical instruments, outdoor sculpture and more. Year-round. Hours: Sat., 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sun., noon - 4 p.m. (call to be sure) and by appointment.

Laura Wilensky679 Lapla Road, Kingston845 338-2199 laurawilensky.comStudio tour and small showroom of handmade porcelains with narrative scenes in relief, specializing in pet portraits. Year-round by appointment.

Liz Lawrence Painted Earthware29 Pleasant Ridge Drive, West Hurley845 679-4882 potterytrail.com/lizWorking pottery studio with retail showroom. Pottery lessons and workshops for children, adults and fami-lies. Group visits possible with demonstrations. Educa-tional programs available. Year-round by appointment.

Marsha Kaufman-Rubinstein Ceramic Artist6 Highwoods Road, Saugerties845 246-3414 mkrubinstein.comStudio and gallery featuring functional hand-thrown, hand-built porcelain with hand-painted and etched landscape and floral motifs. Adult and children’s classes. Open year-round by appointment.

Stephen Fabrico Designs76 Church St., Bloomington845 331-4760 Studio established in 1980. Functional stoneware and porcelain, garden items, birdhouses, globes and garden sculptures. Educational programs available. Year- round. Hours: Daily, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Stone Window Gallery17 Main St., Accord845 626-4932 potterytrail.com/stonewindowHandmade pottery crafted on premises. Simple de-signs with attention to detail and some humor. Educational programs available for children, teens and adults. Year - round. Hours: Sat. - Sun., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.; weekdays by appointment.

Triplo Studios/Art for the Home4320 Route 209, Stone Ridge845 687-4932 A gallery/show room displaying handmade functional porcelains, paintings and wall pieces. Year-round. Hours: Tue. - Sun., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Vichinsky Judaica Pottery1559 Route 213, Ulster Park845 338-0173 judaicapottery.comA pottery studio making handcrafted objects for Jewish holidays, customs and life cycle events. Educational programs available. Year-round by appointment.

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Ulster County Travel Guide 2015



From luxurious resorts to pitching your tent, there

are plenty of options to stay overnight with us under

the starry sky. Don’t worry about your budget or

taste; Ulster County has a wide range of places to stay

to accommodate everybody. Whether you are looking

for Victorian or modern, vegan or pet-friendly,

family farm or a hopelessly romantic bed and break-

fast, Ulster County has got it all. Good, basic motels

offer bargains or you can splurge and pamper your-

self at one of Ulster County’s award-winning spas,

such as those at Mohonk Mountain House, Emerson

Resort and Spa or Buttermilk Falls Inn and Spa.

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Bed and Breakfasts“1796 House” Inn at the Ridge2098 Bruynswick Road, Wallkill845 418-1396, 845 565-0527 (cell) innattheridge.comFour rooms. Two private baths. Time-share setting; kitchen with amenities. CIA graduate makes weekend breakfasts. Living and dining rooms, large porch. Nearby hiking, biking, wine trails and mountains. Intimate weddings. Wi-Fi. Pet friendly. Closed January.

1712 House93 Mill Dam Road, Stone Ridge845 418-1396 1712house.comSix rooms. Private baths. Fireplace in two living rooms. Perfect romantic getaway for couples. Exercise room. Outdoor patio and stream. Eighty unspoiled acres with total privacy. Year-round.

A Kingston Bed and Breakfast at the Thomas L. Southwick House131 Fair St., Kingston845 514-2365 akingstonbedandbreakfast.comFive rooms. Private baths. Beautifully restored Queen Anne home with luxurious European style bedding. Walk to Kingston’s historic Uptown and Rondout Waterfront, with restaurants, bars, bus station on New York City line. TV, A/C, Wi-Fi. Kingston Tea Room. Year-round.

A Little Guest House16 School Hill Road, High Falls845 687-8816 alittleguesthouse.comTwo suites. Two private baths. Idyllic 1850 story-book cottage, with beamed ceilings, wide planked floors, country antique furnishings, A/C, Wi-Fi, and in-ground pool on 3-1/2 woodland acres. Yummy breakfast. Year-round.

A Woodstock Waterfall Hideaway8A Tannery Brook Road, Woodstock845 810-2732, 845 332-7332awoodstockwaterfallhideaway.comPrivate luxury vacation rental overlooking Tannery Brook Waterfall on quiet side street, walking distance to center of Woodstock. Fully-equipped kitchen, balcony, and other fine amenities. New York bus stop (no car needed). Sleeps four. Year-round.

Alpine Osteria Bed & Breakfast32 Galli Curci Road, Highmount845 254-9851 alpineosteria.comImmaculate accommodations. Seven rooms with private baths. Most rooms sound-proofed. One in-room fireplace. Two in-room Jacuzzis. Two rooms with multiple showerheads. Wi-Fi. Full breakfast. 1/4 mile to Belleayre Ski Center. Year-round.

Antique Stone House322 Albany Ave., Kingston845 338-8389 antiquestonehouse.comThree rooms. One private and one shared bath. Gracious c. 1820 antique stone house filled with antiques in a charming, restful setting. Our amenities include a dining room, outdoor pool, fireplace, breakfast served, and Wi-Fi.

Arbor Bed and Breakfast44 Mohonk Road, High Falls845 687-9888 arborbb.comFour rooms. Two private baths. Meeting/conference facilities for eight. Dining room. Short walk to restau-rants, country shops and antiques. Full breakfast. Pet friendly, child friendly. Free Wi-Fi. Year-round.

Ashokan Dreams B & B111 High Point Mountain Road, West Shokan845 657-2312 ashokandreams.comThree private B & B suites decorated in rustic com-fort. Our Reservoir Suite has a fireplace and hot tub. Located in the Catskill Forest Preserve with breathtaking Catskill Mountain and Ashokan Reservoir views. Perfect for your weekend getaway or wedding.

Audrey’s Farmhouse B & B2188 Brunswyck Road, Wallkill800 501-3872, 845 895-3440 audreysfarmhouse.comFive rooms. Three private baths. Gourmet breakfast. Sunroom with mountain views. In-ground pool. Jacuzzi. “Best Pet Friendly B & B in Northeast” -Trip Advisor. Rail pick-up and drop-off service. Near outdoor activities. Weddings. Full house rentals. Year-round.

B & B’s Bed & Breakfast140 Glenford/Wittenberg Road, Glenford845 657-2518One efficiency with private entrance and bath. Jacuzzi. Country setting with lawns, gardens and scenic koi pond with waterfall. View overlooking Ashokan Reservoir. Breakfast included. Wi-Fi. Children over five welcome. Pets allowed. Year-round.

Barclay Heights Bed & Breakfast158 Burt St., Saugerties845 532-5565 outstandinghospitality.comFive rooms. Private Baths. Breakfast prepared by CIA chefs. Jacuzzi. Hiking, biking, walking, lighthouse, nature preserve nearby. Wi-Fi. One mile to village of Saugerties. Seasonal.

Bed & Breakfast HotlineUlster B & B Alliance, Boiceville800 957-0126 hudsonvalleybandbs.comHours: Year-round, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Bel’s Inn69 Spring St., Kingston845 339-5125, 845 943-0622 belsinn.netTwo suites. Dining room. Meeting facilities. Wi-Fi. Romantic getaway in a classic Victorian home with a comfy front porch, within walking distance to marina, restaurants, galleries and antiquing. Year-round.

Bernetta’s Place Bed and Breakfast12 Calderone Drive, Wallkill845 464-5106 bernettasplace.comThree rooms. Private baths. Three fireplaces. Wrap-around porch. Jacuzzi. Saltwater pool. Walk to lake. Short drive to Minnewaska and Mohonk trails. Gour-met breakfast. Summer and winter sports. Children over 10 welcome. Pet friendly. Year-round.

Blue Horizon Bed & Breakfast60 Coons Road, Claryville845 985-2121 bluehorizonbedandbreakfast.comTwo rooms with private baths, hot tub. Dining room, lounge with fireplace. Spectacular 50-mile view over the mountains, nearby waterfalls, great hiking and snowshoeing. Gourmet meals on request. Wi-Fi. Year-round.



AccommodationsBlue Stone Cottage440 Mohonk Road, High Falls845 687-7717 bluestonecottagebandb.comThree rooms. Private baths. Wi-Fi. Full breakfasts. Close to Mohonk, restaurants, shops, hiking, golf. Expansive porches, patios, gazebo, English gardens with meditation water garden - a lovely four-season destination. Intimate weddings and gatherings.

Blue Willow B & B Guest House3772 Main St. (Route 209), Stone Ridge845 389-1844 bluewillowgetaways.comThree rooms. Private baths. Beautifully restored 1750 stone house in the heart of historic Stone Ridge. Near rail trails, nature preserves, charming shops, great dining. Wi-Fi; central A/C. Breakfast at guests’ convenience. Small events. Afternoon tea. Year-round.

BnB Tamayo91 Partition St., Saugerties845 246-9371 saugertiesbedandbreakfast.netFour rooms with queen-size beds. Two-bedroom suite sleeps four. Private baths. Historic 1864 building in the heart of Saugerties. Reasonably priced. Wi-Fi. Private park-ing. Open May - October.

Brookfield Farm B & B129 Patura Road, Modena888 822-7868, 845 883-7868brookfieldfarm.comThree suites. Private baths. A/C, fridge, microwave, TV/DVD, Wi-Fi. Outdoor pool, gardens, walking trail, Scottish Highland cattle. Breakfast delivered to your door.

Captain Schoonmaker’s B & B913 Route 213, High Falls845 687-7946 captainschoonmakers.comFive rooms. Private baths. Situated on ten landscaped and wooded acres with two seasonal waterfalls and a mountain trout stream. The Inn is a perfect getaway for romance and relaxation. Sit by a cozy fire, fish, swim, or just relax in the hammock. Year-round.

Carol’s Woodstock Country Inn185 Cooper Lake Road, Bearsville845 679-9380 woodstockcountryinn.comFour rooms with private baths. Dining room. Full organic breakfast. Heated saltwater pool. Peaceful and secluded, surrounded by mountain views. Two miles to village. Hiking. Recommended by the New York Times.

Chateau and Tudor Rooms, Saugerties Bed and Breakfast122 Burt St., Saugerties845 246-4058, 845 399-8302saugertiesbedandbreakfast.comTwo rooms with private baths. Waterfront English Tudor estate. Views of the Catskill Mountains and Esopus Creek. Gardens, pond, sculpture park, reflecting pool, and outdoor pool. Wood-burning and electric fireplaces. Year-round.

Church Des Artistes Guest House79 Wurts St., Kingston845 338-2111 churchdesartistes.comThree to four rooms. Three shared baths. Unique lodging in an 1800’s church converted to B & B and artist/musician’s home and studios. Locally sourced gourmet breakfast available in our courtyard garden or off season in our large comfy kitchen. Wi-Fi, Internet.

Country & Farm B & B71 Stonykill Road, Accord

845 626-4596 countryandfarm.com

Two rooms. Private baths. Our 27-acre horse farm is perfect for families

with children or for couples wishing to

have a romantic weekend surrounded by nature. Hot tub.

Pet friendly. Year-round.

Creek Locks Bed and Breakfast1046 Creek Locks Road, Rosendale

845 331-5889 creeklocksbedandbreakfast.comThree rooms. Private baths. Beautifully renovated 1866 Gothic Revival farmhouse on four woodland acres along the historic Rondout Creek. Hiking, kayaking and fishing. Fresh organic gourmet break-fasts served. Nearby dining, shopping and sightseeing.

DeForest House2218 Glasco Turnpike, Woodstock845 679-8769 DeForest House is a 1920’s Byrdcliffe-style private home located on five wooded acres within walking distance of Woodstock’s Town Center. Only four guests. In-ground pool. Fireplace. Internet, Wi-Fi. Open year-round.

ElmRock Inn Bed and Breakfast 4496 Route 209, Stone Ridge845 687-4492 elmrockinn.comFarmhouse inn, with five rooms. Private baths. Fireplaces. A/C. Carriage House for families. Gourmet breakfast by award-winning Chef/Owner. Voted “Best B & B” by Hudson Valley Magazine 2007. Catering for private parties and weddings. Year-round.

Enchanted Manor of Woodstock23 Rowe Road, Woodstock845 679-9012 enchantedmanorinn.comFour rooms. Private baths. Fireplaces. Outdoor heated saltwater pool and hot tub. Full breakfast. Massage and Reiki healing. Pond with waterfall on eight private acres. Year-round.

Firehouse Inn90 Abeel St., Kingston845 216-3927 firehouseinn.netLocated in an old firehouse, this charming, beautifully restored first floor suite has an electric fireplace and cable TV. Within walking distance to the historic Rondout Waterfront District, with art galleries, museums, boating, dining and shops. Year-round.

Four Corners Country Inn1564 Wittenberg Road, Mt. Tremper845 688-3054 fourcornerscountryinn.comEight rooms. Private baths. In the heart of the Catskill Mountains. Wrap-around porch and deck. Breakfast; Wi-Fi, high-speed internet. Accessible. Near charming hamlets and outdoor activities. Our restaurant and bar offers nightly specials. Year-round.

Fox Hill B &B55 South Chodikee Lake Road, Highland845 691-8151 foxhillbandb.comThree rooms. Private baths. Outdoor pool, exercise room, hot tub, fireplace in one room, Wi-Fi. HDTV/DVD in all rooms. Meeting facility for small groups. Quick access to Hudson Valley Rail Trail for biking and hiking to Walkway Over the Hudson. Year-round.



AccommodationsHarmony House B & B1659 Route 212, Saugerties845 679-1277 harmonyhousebandb.comFour rooms. Private baths and terraces. Elegance in a serene country setting, conveniently located between Woodstock and Saugerties. Four-course breakfast, cozy fireplace and private woodland views. Wi-Fi. Year-round.

Hungry Ghost Guest House35 Cragswood Road, New Paltz845 255-1702 hungryghostguesthouse.comThree rooms. Shared baths. Exercise room. Hot tub. Rail trail. Vegan/Raw cooking lessons, swim lessons, running instruction and massage. Wi-Fi.

Inn at Orchard Heights20 Church St., New Paltz845 255-6792 innatorchardheights.comGorgeous 1888 Queen Anne Victorian inn, located in the heart of the village, has five spacious guest rooms. Full cooked-to order breakfast. Mountain views. Everything you could possibly need is within walking distance. Year-round.

Inn at Twaalfskill144 Vineyard Ave., Highland845 691-3605 innattwaalfskill.comClosest B & B to Walkway Over the Hudson. Spacious rooms with oversized luxury baths. Sitting areas, fireplace and period antiques. Beautiful grounds with outdoor bluestone patio. Wi-Fi. Bikes are available for our guests.

Jingle Bell B & B302 Swartekill Road, Highland845 255-8458 jinglebellbandb.comUpstairs of a converted barn 30’x50’. Cathedral ceilings, lovely antiques, fully equipped kitchen, private bath. Landscaped pool in summer. Wi-Fi.

Maplestone Inn541 Route 32 South, New Paltz845 255-6861 maplestoneinn.comThree spacious rooms with fireplace. Private baths. Wi-Fi, central air, dining room, common rooms with

fireplace. Continental or gourmet breakfast. Patio and acres of lawn and gardens.

Moondance Ridge B & B55 Shivertown Road, New Paltz845 255-4161 moondanceridge.comFive rooms. Private baths. Sauna. Conservatory. Labyrinth. Cable TV, Wi-Fi. Electric fireplaces. Whirlpools. Mountain views. Accessible.

Mountain Meadows B & B542 Albany Post Road, New Paltz845 255-6144 mountainmeadowsbnb.comFour rooms. Private baths. Comfortable and casual with amazing views of the Gunks and Mohonk Tower. Wi-Fi. Great room with pool table and fireplace. Outdoor hot tub and in-ground pool. Children and pets allowed - please call for policy. Year-round.

Phoenicia Belle B & B73 Main St., Phoenicia845 688-7226 phoeniciabelle.comFour rooms. Two private baths. In the heart of the Catskill Mountains, with hiking, swimming, skiing and biking close by. Free Wi-Fi. Year-round.

Pine Grove Lodge173 Stoll Road, Saugerties845 246-1337 pinegrovelodge.netTwo rooms with shared bath. Conveniently locat-ed between the historic villages of Woodstock and Saugerties. Situated on 5-1/2 private acres with a backdrop of Overlook Mountain, this artist’s residence has country charm, warmth and style.

Retreat at Tree Gap316 Upper Byrdcliffe Road, Woodstock845 679-5345 treegapretreat.comTwo rooms, each with private bath. An eco-friendly bed and breakfast nestled on 16 acres in the heart of Woodstock.

Rick’s Place74 Van De Bogart Road, Woodstock800 576-0609, 845 679-1031, 914 388-1608 (cell) ricksplacewoodstock.comOne suite with private bath. Located between Woodstock and Kingston. Pet-safe fenced garden, deck, stream. Continental breakfast. Living room with fireplace, cable TV and library. Laundry room. Acces-sible. Year-round.

River Hill Bed and Breakfast 64 Sands Ave., Milton 845 795-5706Three rooms. One private bath and two shared bathrooms. Gourmet breakfast. Wrap-around porch overlooking the Hudson River. Garden. Antiques. Guest refrigerator. Wi-Fi. Year-round.

Roots & Wings12 Ramah Lane, New Paltz845 255-2278 rootsnwings.com/getaways.htmlOne room with family room. One efficiency. Private baths. A/C. Sauna. Massage. Continental breakfast. Perfect for quiet retreats. Labyrinth. Pastureland and mountain views. Year-round.

Saugerties LighthouseLighthouse Drive, Saugerties845 247-0656 saugertieslighthouse.comTwo rooms. Shared bath. Kitchen available. Breakfast included. Wi-Fi. Grill for outdoor picnic. Lighthouse reached by nature trail on Lighthouse Drive. Must know the tide schedule to access the lighthouse. Check website for availability.

Stonegate B & B34 North Road, Highland845 834-3183 stonegatebb.comA 19th century Victorian located near parks, rail trails, wineries, mansions and colleges. Four guest rooms with private baths, king and queen beds, TV, A/C. One room has a fireplace. Full breakfast. Wi-Fi. Year-round.

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AccommodationsThe Den of Marbletown Bed and Breakfast1 Basten Lane (corner of Route 209 & Tongore Road), Kingston 845 687-6441 thedenofmarbletown.com Fun, cozy and unique child-friendly place to stay. Master suite with Queen bed has an attached second bedroom with two twin beds and “overflow” bedroom for family or friends. Lounge, babysitting service, pond, creek, Wi-Fi. Museum and shop. Year-round.

The Gateway Lodge B & B11 Highland Road, Highmount845 254-4084 gatewaylodgebandb.comEleven rooms. Private baths. Two suites for families up to seven people. Lovely 1920’s European style inn. Great room has fireplace. Deck with views of Catskill Mountains. Minutes to Belleayre skiing and hiking. Full buffet breakfast. Pets allowed. Year-round.

The Homestead at Catskill Animal Sanctuary316 Old Stage Road, Saugerties845 706-3533 casanctuary.org1800’s guest house on 110-acre rescued farm animal sanctuary. Vegan breakfast. Lounge with fireplace. Wi-Fi. Three bedrooms with shared bath. One efficiency. Sanctuary tours. Special events. Dog friendly. Must become member to reserve. Year-round.

The Inn at Kettleboro321 State Route 208, New Paltz914 213-2487 kettleboro.com

Four rooms. Private baths. A peaceful retreat, a romantic getaway, or a base near the Village of New Paltz from which to explore the wonders of the Hudson Valley, our Inn is what you are looking for. Wi-Fi, high speed internet. Fireplaces on the main floor.

The Inn at Stone Ridge3805 Route 209, Stone Ridge845 687-0736 innatstoneridge.comSix rooms with private baths. One efficiency for long or short term. Fireplaces. Outdoor pool. The Inn is housed in an 18th century Dutch Colonial home with beautiful gardens and manicured lawns for a very welcoming and comfortable visit. Year-round.

The Montgomery Bed and Breakfast76 Montgomery St., Saugerties845 234-0083 montgomerybandb.comFive rooms. Private baths. Lounge. Wi-Fi, Cable, A/C. One mile to Saugerties Lighthouse and HITS. Next door to Diamond Mills Hotel and Tavern. Superior accommodations at a comfortable price. Year-round.

The Onteora Mountain House96 Piney Point Road, Boiceville845 657-6233 onteora.comSeven rooms. Private baths. A secluded and romantic bed and breakfast, with panoramic views of the Catskill Mountains. Fireplaces. Billiard room. Sauna. Meeting facilities. Wi-Fi. Weddings a specialty.

The Phoenicia Loft93 Main St., Phoenicia845 688-2941 PhoeniciaRomanticGetaway.comLuxurious, romantic spaces within walking distance of award-winning small town. Ultra-modern loft has magnificent mountain views. Beautiful Zen-styled cottage has skylights, private hot tub. Near skiing, hiking, swimming and more. On NYC bus line. Year-round.

The Renwick Clifton House B & B27 Barclay St., Saugerties845 246-0552 renwickclifton.comFour rooms. Private baths. Grand Southern Style 1812 mansion. Hudson River views. Marble tiled bathrooms, Jacuzzi tub, A/C, Wi-Fi. Arrive to fresh cut flowers and chocolate truffles. Four course gourmet breakfast made with fresh, local ingredients.

The Shanley Hotel56 Main St., Napanoch845 210-4267 shanleyhotel.comFour rooms. Private and shared baths. Dining Room. A Paranormal Hotel, considered by many to be the most haunted. Paranormal investigation. Featured on tv shows “Ghost Lab” and “Ghost Hunters.” Refresh-ments served. Continental Breakfast. Year-round.



AccommodationsThe Sheeley House Bed and Breakfast6 Fairview Ave., High Falls845 687-4360 thesheeleyhouse.comFive rooms. Three private baths. Renovated 19th century brick house located in historic High Falls. Golf packages. Year-round.

The Stone House Bed & Breakfast476 Old Route 209, Hurley845 339-4041 hurleystonehouse.comFive rooms with private baths. 1720’s Dutch Estate with older features dating from the original New Netherlands. Whirlpool tubs, many antiques, Frette sheets, lounge and Wi-Fi. One room is pet-friendly.

The White Heron Retreat428 Springtown Road, New Paltz914 388-0632 whiteheronretreat.comOne room. Private bath. Access to climbing, hiking, biking, skiing trails, and Wallkill River for canoeing/kayaking. Pond views, gardens, healthy organic breakfast options. Privacy. Wi-Fi. Accessible. Open year-round.

The White Swan Inn119 Abbey Road, Mt. Tremper845 679-7926 One room. Private bath. Art gallery. Entertainment. Sacred gardens. Spiritual healing.

The Wild Rose Inn66 Rock City Road, Woodstock845 679-8783 thewildroseinn.comFive rooms. Private baths. Private whirlpool tubs. Victorian inn with antiques. Walking distance to Woodstock. Year-round.

Twin Gables73 Tinker St., Woodstock845 679-9479 twingableswoodstockny.comLocated in the center of the Woodstock village, a Wood-stock landmark, established in 1926. Complimentary continental breakfast, 24/7 coffee/tea, Wi-Fi. Period furnishings, original artwork, comfortable and charming.

Village Green B & B12 Tinker St., Woodstock845 679-0313 villagegreenbb.comTwo rooms. Private baths. A/C, cable TV, Wi Fi. Overlooking Woodstock town square. Steps from dining, shopping, entertainment, hiking and public transportation. Year-round.

Cabins and Cottages Arkadia by the Reservoir5 Reservoir Road, Saugerties845 246-9922, 888 ARKADIA (275-2342)arkadiabythereservoir.com, arkadiacottages.comTwo new immaculate cottages on 10+ acres of park-like setting with reservoir and mountain views. Swimming/boating area. Deluxe amenities, full kitchen, fireplace, Wi-Fi, hi-def TV/HBO. Pet friendly. Near Woodstock. Groups welcome. Year-round.

Art Efficiency Apartment4182 Route 212, Lake Hill845 679-8440 One efficiency. Kitchen. Private bath. Fireplace. State and watershed land for hiking. Located on New York City bus route (Route 212). Gallery setting. Year-round.

Arts & Crafts Cottage66 Muse Road, Woodstock845 679-8426 Charming home in the woods, peaceful and secluded. Three bedrooms (one double, two single), large eat-in screen porch, A/C, cable TV, Wi-Fi. Near Woodstock, Bearsville Theater, Levon Helm Midnight Rambles, Maverick Concerts. May - late October.

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Barn on the Pond1203 Glasco Turnpike, Saugerties845 247-3982 barnonthepond.comThree rooms. Two baths. A rustic yet uniquely elegant barn-style retreat with modern luxuries and amenities for vacation rentals and events. Overlooking a pond nestled in the Catskills near Woodstock.

Belleayre and Phoenicia Vacations175 High St., Phoenicia845 688-5759 belleayreandphoeniciavacations.comThree bedrooms, one bath, sleeps up to 11. Romantic, welcoming, comfortable. Fireplace, mountain view. All amenities, outdoor hot tub. Next to state forest and Esopus Creek. Pets welcome. Walk to town. Easy commute to NYC on Trailways buses.

Belleayre Lodge 15 Hostel Drive, Pine Hill845 254-4200 belleayrelodge.comFive two-bedroom cabins with kitchens, porch and living rooms. Three self-contained cottages. Gas fireplace. Recreation hall for guests. Available for conferences to 60 people. Walk to lake, beach. Near Belleayre ski area, fishing, hiking, tubing, swimming.

Blackberry BarnQueens Highway, Kerhonkson917 653-6555 blackberrybarn.netModernized lofted barn on seven acres. Sleeps 2 - 6. 1.5 baths. Fireplace, full kitchen, pond. Minutes from Mohonk and Minnewaska. Available year-round.

Blue Pearl Woodstock7 Wiley Lane, Woodstock845 532-1249 bluepearlwoodstock.comCharming luxury vacation rental. Great room, fully- equipped kitchen and bedroom with two queen-sized beds. Dog-friendly. Skylights, original artwork, Wi-Fi, gas fireplace, private garden with views of the Catskills near the heart of Woodstock. Year-round.

Brigham Place234 N. Brigham Lane, Lake Katrine646 707-4126 brighamplace.comHudson Valley’s funkiest waterfront vacation rental. Waterfront in the back and an organic bison farm in the front - a one-of-a-kind vacation rental. Cottage includes two bedrooms (four to six people) with two baths, furnished kitchen, Wi-Fi and sprawling deck.

Catskills Waterside Cottage210 Esopus Creek Road, Saugerties845 532-5565 esopuscreekcottage.comCottage sleeps up to eight. Fully-equipped galley kitchen, den with fireplace. Wi-Fi, cable TV. Water-front, bluestone deck, boats included. Only one mile from the village of Saugerties.



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Chezbevet12 McGee Road, Woodstock845 679-5188 on Facebook One cabin with efficiency kitchen, cable TV, Wi-Fi. Outdoor pool. Pet friendly. Children friendly. Close to skiing, hiking, shopping, restaurants. Three miles from Woodstock Green. Less than one mile from Levon Helm’s Rambles.

Clove Cottages200 Rock Hill Road, High Falls845 687-4170 clovecottages.comSeven cottages with old time charm, and some with a fireplace. Llamas. Mountain views. Near great hiking. Child and pet friendly. Wi-Fi. Environmentally responsible. Solar powered.

Cold Spring Lodge530 Oliverea Road, Big Indian845 254-5711 coldspringlodge.comSeven individual two-and-three bedroom cottages with wood burning fireplaces, kitchen and private baths. Main lodge has six double bedrooms with private baths. Lovely Catskill Mountain setting on forty acres. Outdoor pool. Pets allowed. Year-round.

Crystal Spring House - Rental49 Burnham Hollow Road, Big Indian845 586-1080 crystalspringhouse.comSix bedrooms. Groups only (10-16 people). Weekend/weekly rentals. Private setting on stream. Catering available. Fully-equipped kitchen. Fireplace in living room. Meeting, workshop, retreat and reunion facilities. All-seasons vacation packages. Year-round.

Emerald Forest Bungalows949 Ulster Heights Road, Ellenville845 647-9543 emeraldforestbungalows.comTwo bedroom bungalows/cabins (each sleeps four to six) with kitchens and porch. Tucked away on 75 acres in the enchanting Shawangunk Mountain Valley, for recreation or relaxation. In-ground saltwater pool. Two-acre pond stocked with bass.

Hidden Cedar Inn98 Sinsabaugh Road, Pine Bush845 744-7444 hiddencedarinn.com5,200 square-foot newly-built vacation home rental includes six bedroom suites, each with a private bath-room. Fully equipped kitchen, patio, lounge, smart TVs, Wi-Fi, DVDs, stereos, towels, linens, etc. Steps away from forest and meadow. Year-round.

Phoenicia Lodge5987 Route 28, Phoenicia845 688-7772 phoenicialodge.comOur cozy rooms, cottages and suites are situated in a wooded valley between Route 28 and the Esopus Creek, surrounded by the gorgeous Catskill Mountains. Just minutes from Main Street with fantastic shops and restaurants. Close to skiing, hiking and more.

Pinecrest Acres Cottages181 Ulster Ave., Ulster Park845 331-2292 Six efficiency cottages on ten acres of grounds with

We offer clean spacious rooms, a 24-hour front desk, free deluxe continental breakfast, and free Wi-Fi throughout the property. All guest rooms include microwaves, mini-fridges, hairdryers, 32 inch flat panel cable TV, HBO, ESPN, and alarm clock radios. Group discounts, within walking distance to the Village of New Paltz.

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Accommodationstrails for hiking. Located within five miles of three state parks and a nature conservancy. Pets allowed with deposit. Year-round.

Sande Creek Cabin161 Black Joe Road, Ellenville516 805-4987 on Facebook Beautiful cabin for rent. Large and spacious with two bedrooms and a loft; two full bathrooms, full kitchen, great room with stove, cable, phone. Wrap-around deck on 12 private acres.

Simpler Times5973 Route 28, Phoenicia845 688-5410 simplertimescabins.netEight efficiency cabins by Esopus Creek (three sleep four; four sleep two), and new log cabin for two to four guests. Three cabins are year-round. Pet friendly and child friendly.

Sky Island Cottage367 Main St., Kerhonkson845 626-3661Queen bedroom sleeps two adults. Private bath. Wood burning fireplace. Full kitchen, washer, dryer. Private deck faces field along Rondout Creek. Non-smoking. Wi-Fi. Year-round.

Stony Ledge59 John Shults Road, Saugerties845 246-8827 stonyledge.webs.comOne-bedroom apartment in a beautiful, fully furnished log home. Sleeps six. Amenities include spacious dining/living area, full kitchen and washer/dryer. Close to HITS, Village of Saugerties and Woodstock Arts Colony, golfing, skiing and hiking. Year-round.

The Carriage House596 Lenox Place, Kingston845 339-3907 Beautiful loft apartment in restored carriage house. Open floor plan, very private. Full kitchen and dining area, spacious living room, private bath. Bedroom has queen-size bed, sleeps two.

The Carriage House281 Main St., Pine Hill917 443-6754Renovated 19th century carriage house. Full kitchen and dining room. Two bedrooms plus extra daybeds in sunny, loft-like space. Minutes from Belleayre Mountain in the lovely hamlet of Pine Hill.

The Saint James Kingston97 St. James St., Kingston914 426-2939 thesaintjamesny.comPrivate luxury vacation rental near Kingston’s Uptown Stockade District. Three bedrooms, two full baths, TV lounge room, formal sitting room, dining room, full kitchen, fireplace, front porch, back patio, koi pond, BBQ grill. Wi-Fi. Child friendly. Year-round.

The Woods Retreat28 Frankel Road, Accord845 658-9330 thewoodshudsonvalleyretreat.comRustic handcrafted house on forty secluded acres. Open floor plan and upstairs loft with queen-size bed. Two night minimum. Call for weekend rates.

Tin Roses Bungalows183 East Road, Wallkill 845 728-0106, 415 596-2557 Four fully stocked efficiencies, each with private baths and screened front porches. Reminiscent of days long ago. Pet friendly. Close to Hudson Valley attractions. Only 90 miles from New York City. Open June-mid-October.

Villas in WoodstockWoodstock917 596-8533 villasinwoodstock.comLuxury vacation properties in the heart of the famous arts colo, of Woodstock. Sleeps two - 12 people, with hot tub, fireplace, steam room, brand new kitchens, baths, private gardens, privacy. Come and enjoy. Year-round.

Weyside Inn & Cottages91 Fire House Road, Big Indian845 254-5484 theweyside.comEach cottage has bedrooms with private baths, full kitchen, living room, cable TV, deck. The Inn offers private and shared baths. Scenic Catskill Mountain views, lake. On-site and nearby fishing, swimming, boating, skiing and more. Pets welcome. Year-round.

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park at Birchwood Acres85 Martinfeld Road, Greenfield Park845 434-4743 nyjellystone.comSeventy-two cabins. Luxury trailers and deluxe lodges. All rental units have cable TV and free Wi-Fi. Enjoy our pools, lake, sports, snack bar, playgrounds and activities program. Meet Yogi BearTM and friends. Open May - October.

CampgroundsBlue Mountain Campground3783 Route 32, Saugerties845 246-7564 bluemountaincampground.comCabin rentals. 30 electric and 20 full hookup sites. Camp store, Wi-Fi, children’s play area, fire pits, park grills, tables, showers, laundry room, flush toilets and dumping station. Nearby lake and hiking trails. Pets allowed. Open mid-April - mid-October.

Creekview Campsites227 Creek Locks Road, Rosendale845 658-9142 creekviewcampsite.comRestrooms, hot showers, electric and water hookups, fire rings. Tables at each site. Groups welcome. Some pets allowed. Within walking distance to Rosendale. Close to climbing sites for the GUNKS. Reservations suggested. Open mid-March - Dec. 1.

Hide-A-Way Campsite900 Woodland Valley Road, Phoenicia845 688-5109 Forty-eight sites. Electric and sewage hookups, dry/flush toilets. Hiking trails nearby. Pets allowed. Open May - September.



AccommodationsKenneth L. Wilson Public Campground859 Wittenberg Road, Mt. Tremper845 679-7020 (S), 845 256-3170 (P)dec.ny.gov/outdoor/24472.htmlTent and RV sites. Boat rentals, fishing, launch site, lake, bike and hiking trails, fireplaces, picnic tables, hot showers, flush toilets and dumping station. No electric hookups. Check in noon - 9 p.m. Pets allowed (restrictions). Open mid-May - Columbus Day.

New York City North/Newburgh KOA Kampground 119 Freetown Highway, Plattekill800 562-7220, 845 564-2836 newburghkoa.comTent, water/electric, sewer, kabins and lodges. Camp store, laundry, showers, flush toilets and dumping station. Recreation building, pool, fishing, children’s play area. Planned activities, themed weekends, NYC tours. New wine store. April - October.

Phoenicia Black Bear Campground and RV Park17 Bridge St., Phoenicia845 688-7405 phoeniciacampground.comCampsites on the Esopus Creek. Restrooms; hot showers. Dumping station; electric and water hookups. Large firepits. Tables at each site. Seasonal monthly, weekly and daily rates. Groups welcome. Pets allowed. Open April - December.

Rip Van Winkle Campgrounds149 Blue Mountain Road, Saugerties800 246-8334, 845 246-8114ripvanwinklecampgrounds.comTenting, cabins and 80 full hookup sites. Hot showers, flush toilets, recreation building, laundry room, store, fireplaces, beach, stream, children’s play area, fishing, hiking and heated pool. Large secluded sites. Big rigs welcome. Pets allowed. April - mid-October.

Romer Mountain Park355 Woodland Valley Road, Phoenicia845 688-7440 Seasonal tent camping. Event field for group campouts, parties, weddings and corporate picnics. May - October.

Rondout Valley Camping Resort105 Mettacahonts Road (off Route 209), Accord845 626-5521 rondoutvalley.com380 w/electric, 270 w/sewage hookup sites. Rental units. Camp store, laundry room, children’s play area, recreation building, hiking, fishing, pool, river/stream, pond, fireplaces, tables, hot showers, flush/dry toilets, dumping station. Pets allowed. Year-round.

Saugerties/Woodstock KOA Kampground882 Route 212, Saugerties800 562-4081, 845 246-4089 saugertieskoa.comNinety sites; 19 full- 36 W/E sites. Camp store, chil-dren’s play area, dumping station, fireplaces, fishing, flush toilets, laundry room, outdoor pool, showers and tables. Deluxe Kamping Kabins available. Wi-Fi. Pets welcome. April - October.

Skyway Camping Resort99 Mountain Dale Road (Route 52), Greenfield Park800 447-5992, 845 647-5747 skywaycamping.com147 sites. Electric and full hookups. Top-rated luxury camping. Boat rentals, fireplaces, fishing, flush toilets, hiking trails, hot showers, hot tub spa, play area, pond, pool, recreation building, store, tables, tennis, TV and Wi-Fi. Seasonal sites; planned activities. Pets welcome. May - mid-October.

Sleepy Hollow Campgrounds5636 Route 28, Phoenicia845 688-5471 sleepyhollowcampgrounds.comNinety-seven sites with electric. Creek, dumping station, fireplaces, fishing, flush toilets, hiking trails, showers and tables. Pets allowed. May - early October.

So-Hi Campground425 Woodland Road, Accord845 687-7377 sohicampground.com70 electric, 70 sewage hookup sites. Camp store, children’s play area, dumping station, fireplaces, fishing, flush toilets, hiking trails, laundry room, swimming pool, pond, recreation building, showers, stream and tables. Pets allowed. Mid-May - mid- October.

Spring Glen Campground108 Lewis Road, Spring Glen845 647-7075 Fifty-four sites with electric and sewage hookups. Fireplaces, pool, hot showers and tables. Free Wi-Fi. Pet friendly. Trout stream, waterfall and hiking to old railroad beds. May 1 - Columbus Day.

Uncle Pete’s Campgrounds570 Old Route 28, Phoenicia845 688-5000 unclepetescampground.comSixty sites. We own one mile of the famous Esopus Creek, perfect for tubing to your campsite. Activities include a softball field, horseshoes, volleyball, basket-ball, hiking and fly fishing. Pet friendly. May - October.

Woodland Valley Public Campground1319 Woodland Valley Road, Phoenicia845 688-7647 (S), 845-256-3170 (P)dec.ny.gov/outdoor/24501.htmlTent and trailer sites. Fireplaces, picnic area with tables and grills, hot showers, flush toilets and dumping station. Hiking trails, stream and fishing. Accessibility. Pets allowed (restrictions). Open mid-May - Columbus Day.

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park at Birchwood Acres85 Martinfeld Road, Greenfield Park845 434-4743 jellystone.com197 sites for tents, trailers and motor homes. Enjoy our pools, lake, sports, snack bar, playgrounds and activities program. Cable TV for RV sites, and free wireless internet. Meet Yogi Bear (TM) and friends. Open May - October.

Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park at Lazy River50 Bevier Road, Gardiner845 255-5193 lazyriverny.com150 sites; 128 electric, 88 sewage hookups. Two swimming pools, fishing, camp store, Tiki Bar, snack bar, cable TV, children’s play area, tables, fireplaces, hot showers and laundry room. Flush toilets, dumping stations. Pets allowed-call for policy. May - Columbus Day.

Dude Ranch Pinegrove Family Dude Ranch 30 Cherrytown Road, Kerhonkson800 346-4626, 845 626-7345 pinegroveranch.com600-acre family-owned resort ranch. All inclusive packages feature three meals daily, dining room with free-style dining hours, free snack bar. 30 indoor and outdoor facilities with daily social director and sched-uled activities. Cocktail parties and nightly live evening entertainment featuring the only city slicker cattle drive east of the Mississippi. Spa and fitness center available. Free day camp, nursery services. Cater to groups and families. Open year-round.



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Dude Ranch Pinegrove Family Dude Ranch 30 Cherrytown Road, Kerhonkson, 12446800 346-4626, 845 626-7345pinegroveranch.com

600-acre family-owned resort ranch. All inclusive packages feature three meals daily, dining room with free-style dining hours, free snack bar. Thirty indoor and outdoor facilities with daily social director and scheduled activities. Cocktail parties and nightly live evening entertainment featuring the only city slicker cattle drive east of the Mississippi. Spa and fitness center available. Free day camp, nursery services. Cater to groups and families. Open year-round.

Hotels America’s Best Value Inn of New Paltz7 Terwilliger Lane, New Paltz845 255-8865 abviofnewpaltz.comContinental breakfast. Clean and comfortable. Free Wi-Fi, 32” LCD TVs with 100+ channels, pillow-top mattresses, fitness center and guest laundry. Accessible.

BEST WESTERN PLUS Kingston503 Washington Ave., Kingston845 338-0400 www.bwpkingston.comEnjoy a totally new experience at our modern, spa-cious and comfortable full service hotel and Confer-ence Center. The entire hotel has been beautifully transformed inside and out with a multi-million dollar renovation. Located in the Historic Hudson River Valley region of New York State and surrounded by the picturesque beauty of the Catskill Mountains. Centrally-located between Albany and New York City, this Kingston hotel is easily accessible from the NYS Thruway I-87 at Exit 19.

Comfort Inn2790 Route 32 North, Saugerties800 4-CHOICE, 845 246-1565 choicehotels.comAmenities include a full hot breakfast, exercise room, HBO, upgraded leisure rooms with microfridge and one whirlpool tub, and indoor pool. Two efficiencies. Pets allowed. Accessible. AAA - 2 Stars.

Diamond Mills Hotel & Tavern25 S. Partition St., Saugerties845 247-0700 diamondmillshotel.comDiamond Mills is a 30-room boutique hotel, tavern and special events venue located in the historic Village of Saugerties. Nestled above the Esopus Falls, Diamond Mills offers a lodging and culinary experience like no other in the region.

Hampton Inn1307 Ulster Ave., Kingston845 382-2600 kingston.hamptoninn.comComplimentary hot breakfast, high speed internet, indoor saltwater pool, fitness center and business center. Microwave, mini-fridge and flat-screen television in all guest rooms.

Howard Johnson Inn2764 Route 32, Saugerties800 446-4656, 845 246-9511 hojo.com/hotel/01656Free internet access. Indoor pool and sauna. Flat screen TVs, microwaves, and fridges in each room. Saugerties Diner and Lounge. Meeting/conference facilities. Complimentary coffee in lobby. Accessible.

Kingston Courtyard by Marriott500 Frank Sottile Blvd., Kingston800 321-2211, 845 382-2300 marriott.com/poucyIndoor pool, fitness center. Meeting/conference facilities (accommodating up to 40 people). Freehigh-speed internet. Breakfast and dinner available. Non-smoking. Accessible.

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AccommodationsPine Hill Arms Hotel & Restaurant288 Main St., Pine Hill845 254-4012 pinehillarms.comRooms with private baths. Meeting/conference facilities. Top-20 casual fine dining establishment. Sauna and hot tub. Free Wi-Fi. Fireplace in lobby. Lounge. Meals. Just one-quarter mile to Belleayre Mountain Ski Center and summer concerts.

Quality Inn & Suites114 Route 28, Kingston800 4-CHOICE, 845 339-3900 choicehotels.comRefrigerators, microwaves, coffeemakers, hairdryers, irons. Wi-Fi, indoor pool, game room. Exercise facility on premises. Continental breakfast. Full-service conference/banquet facilities. Roudigan’s Steakhouse.

Rodeway Inn and Suites601 Main St., New Paltz800 4 CHOICE (424-6423), 845 883-7373rodewayinnandsuitesnp.comFree continental breakfast, free high-speed internet, local and long distance calls, HBO. New suites feature sofa sleepers and 32” flat screen TV’s. Pet friendly.

Inns and LodgesBeaverkill Valley Inn7 Barnhart Road, Lew Beach845 439-4844 beaverkillvalleyinn.comGuest rooms with private baths. Dining room. Hiking, cross-country skiing, ice-skating, fly fishing and tennis. Indoor pool. Exercise and recreation rooms. Wi-Fi. Breakfast included. Proudly using locally sourced ingredients. Accessible.

Blue Hill Lodge & Café1471 Denning Road, Claryville845 985-0247 bluehilllodgecafe.comFive beautifully furnished rooms with flat screen TVs, DVD and Wi-Fi. Newly renovated two-bedroom cabin. Upscale restaurant on site. On Neverskink River. Open year-round.

Buttermilk Falls Inn and Spa220 North Road, Milton845 795-1310 buttermilkfallsinn.comHudson River estate on 70 acres. Private baths. Fireplaces. Gourmet breakfast and tea. Spa services. Wedding & retreat facilities. Gardens, brooks, trails, ponds and waterfalls. Minutes from Walkway Over the Hudson. Accessible. Year-round.

Catskill Rose Lodging & Dining5355 Route 212, Mt. Tremper 845 688-7100 catskillrose.comFour rooms. King-sized beds. Private baths. Amenities include outdoor pool and Wi-Fi. Delicious food and drink. Free range meats and poultry, wild fish and organic produce. Fromers, Mobil and Zagat ratings. Year-round.

Catskill Seasons Inn178 Route 42, Shandaken845 688-2505 catskillseasonsinn.comOutdoor pool, tennis, 60 acres of streamside hiking. Private marble baths; in-room fireplace. Most rooms have full kitchens. Free Wi-Fi. Pets allowed in desig-nated rooms only. Dining by fireside, candlelight or outdoor deck in season. Year-round.

Colonial Inn305 Main St., Pine Hill845 254-5577 colonialinn.comFourteen rooms with private baths. Breakfast included. Wi-Fi. Restaurant and full service bar on premises. One mile to Belleayre. Hunting, fishing, hiking and swimming nearby. Pet friendly. Year-round.

Copperhood Retreat and Spa7039 State Route 28, Shandaken845 688-2460 copperhood.comAward-winning destination with perfect environment for transforma-tive vacations of wellness and rejuvenation with plans for weight loss, detox, juice fasting, raw food, fitness renewal, stress relief as well as classic restorative spa holidays.

Dream Weavers’ Suite Dreams34 North Front St., Kingston845 338-4552, 914 388-1002suitedreamskingstonny.comBoutique suites in the heart of historic Uptown Kingston, with access to our roof-top deck. Near NYS Thruway exit 19, Trailways bus station, round trip transport for Belleayre Mountain. Also 20% discount in our café throughout your stay. Year-round.

Frost Valley YMCA2000 Frost Valley Road, Claryville845 985-2291 frostvalley.orgOutdoor recreation/conference facility with meals and programming included. Enjoy hiking by the lake, then cozy up to a warm fireplace. Retreats and families welcome. Accessible. Activities available. Year-round.

Full Moon Resort1 Valley View Road, Big Indian845 254-5117 fullmoonresort.comGuest rooms and cottages; outdoor pool; gourmet on and off-site catering; wedding ceremonies and receptions; conference, retreat and workshop facilities. Nature and music activities. Year-round.

Green Suites92 Partition St., Saugerties845 418-3270 Two second-floor suites sleep up to six guests, with full kitchen and bath, whirlpool bath, washer/dryer, off-street parking. Walk to nearby restaurants, shops, galleries, movies, historic sites and outdoor activities in this charming village. Wi-Fi. Year-round.



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Kaatsban Lodge1811 Old Kings Highway Saugerties800 221-6496, 845 247-9177 totaltennis.comRooms have private baths. Fireplace in common area. “Tennis Camp” for adults. Lodging and meals included in tennis packages. 20 outdoor and five indoor courts. Babysitting service. Outdoor pool, hot tub and spa services. Bar.

Kate’s Lazy Meadow5191 Route 28, Mt. Tremper845 688-7200 lazymeadow.comNine rooms. Full kitchen in several suites and fireplaces in several suites. Natural salt hot tub. Kate Pierson of the B-52’s owns this modern retro retreat on the beautiful Esopus Creek. Year-round.

Minnewaska Lodge3116 Route 44/55, Gardiner845 255-1110 minnewaskalodge.comB & B feel with hotel amenities. Breakfast. Exercise room. Meeting/conference facilities. Weddings to 125. Stunning mountain views. Easy access to Shawangunk Mountains, Mohonk Preserve and Minnewaska State Park. Year-round.

Miss Gussie Bug11 W. Strand, Kingston845 334-9110 Two rooms with private baths and one-bedroom suite, fully furnished for short-term rental. Located in the historic Rondout waterfront district. Year-round.

New Paltz Hostel and Inn145 Main St., New Paltz845 255-6676 newpaltzhostel.comOld-fashioned, home-like hospitality. Private and shared rooms. Cook-it yourself kitchen; living room. Get away from commercialism. Wi-Fi.

Red House Inn3249 Route 32, Saugerties845 246-5533 redhouseinn.com14 rooms and efficiencies. Private baths. Cable TV, refrigerator and microwave. Free Wi-Fi. Stream. Surrounded by woods. Mountain views. Short distance to Woodstock, Catskill Mountains, HITS. Pets allowed. Year-round.

Rondout Inn79 Broadway, Kingston845 399-2902, 845 339-6925 rondoutinn.comTwo suites with private baths. Unique lodging that features one bedroom apartment suites in a historic 1820’s building. Walk to historic waterfront district, marinas, quaint shops and restaurants. Wi-Fi. Open year-round.

Schwartz’s Inn70 North Front St., Kingston845 389-9918 schwartzsinn.comDistinctive one- and two-bedroom suites with private bath, kitchen and sitting room in a charming Victorian setting. Located in the historic uptown Stockade District, near restaurants, cafes, shopping, art galleries, museums and bus terminal. Year-round.



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Slide Mountain Forest House805 Oliverea Road, Oliverea845 254-5365, 845 254-4269 slidemountain-inn.com19 rooms; five chalet efficiencies with wood-burning fireplaces. Dining room, lounge. Outdoor pool, tennis, hiking, trout ponds. On 100 acres in the Catskill Mountain Forest Preserve. Accessible (limited). Me-morial Day - October. Chalets, year-round.

The 1850 House Inn & Tavern435 Main St., Rosendale845 658-7800, 855 658-1850 the1850house.comBeautiful historic building on the banks of the Rondout. Rooms with private baths and either a mountain side or creek view. Close to hiking, biking and fishing. Perfect accommodations for large groups and weddings. Accessible by bus or train. Year-round.

The Alpine Inn37 Alpine Road, Oliverea845 254-5026 thealpineinn.comSpacious guest rooms, some with fireplace and Ja-cuzzi bath. Breakfast included. Dining room; lounge. Outdoor pool. Wi-Fi. Perfect country location in the heart of the Catskill Mountains for hikers, skiers, retreats and workshops. Year-round.

The Ashokan Center477 Beaverkill Road, Olivebridge845 657-8333 ashokancenter.orgThe Ashokan Center, situated in Catskill Park on 385 acres of woodlands, meadows, streams and farmland, hosts educational groups, retreats, weddings, conferences, concerts and festivals throughout the year in beautiful, sustainably-designed facilities.

The Gallery Inn95 Broadway, Kingston845 338-8473, 845 514-3998 (cell)thegalleryinnkingstonny.comLocated in an 1860’s brick building in Kingston’s historic Rondout Waterfront District, this spacious loft style accommodation is filled with contemporary art with a beautifully appointed eat-in kitchen and all the comforts of home.

The Greens Inn451 Washington Ave., Saugerties845 246-5488 thegreensinn.com29 rooms with private baths in four separate wings, each with its own kitchen and community sitting area. Laundromat on site. Satellite TV, Wi-Fi and internet. Pet friendly; children welcome. Next to HITS and other attractions. Year-round.

The Inn at Boitson’s47 North Front St., Kingston845 339-2333 boitsons.comBoutique inn with two luxury apartments, each featuring two bedrooms, private baths, living and dining rooms and full kitchen. Sleeps up to five guests per unit. Located in Kingston’s historic Stockade Dis-trict above highly-rated Boitson’s Restaurant. Year-round.

The Maple Tree Guest House in Woodstock12 Old Forge Road, Woodstock845 679-6342, 845 657-1879themapletreeguesthouse.comCharming 1802 Dutch Colonial off Woodstock’s Village Green. Two guest suites with private entrance include couch, dining table, armoire, Wi-Fi, DVD+LCD screen, Pet friendly. Year-round.

The Woodstock Inn on the Millstream48 Tannery Brook Road, Woodstock800 420-4707, 845 679-8211 woodstock-inn-ny.comIn the heart of Woodstock. Beautiful grounds along the cascading Millstream with 18 rooms, studios and two stand-alone cottages. Bountiful continental breakfast included. Free Wi-Fi and cable TV. Year-round.

Twin Lakes198 Heritage Drive, Hurley800 205-0617, 845 338-2400 twinlakeslodge.com14 rooms. Two efficiencies. Honeymoon suites with heart-shaped tubs and Jacuzzi. CIA Chef Meals. Meet-ing/banquet and catering facilities. Amenities include boating, hiking and mountain biking trails, outdoor pool, stocked fishing lake and pavilion.

Village Inn Saugerties135 Partition St., Saugerties917 453-8374 villageinnsaugerties.comFour rooms. Two efficiences. Located in the heart of the Village, near all. Rooms convert into suites sleep-ing up to six. Wi-Fi provided. Private parking.

Woodstock Lodge20 Country Club Lane, Woodstock845 679-2814 (Lodge), 845 679-3213 (bar)woodstocklodge.com24 rooms. Three efficiencies. Three cabins. Fireplace. Meals. Outdoor pool. Babysitting service. Meeting facilities. Café and lounge. Walk to village of Woodstock. Pets allowed. Year-round.

Motels 87 Motel403 Main St., New Paltz800 879-8787, 845 255-9220 87motel.comFree Wi-Fi. Continental breakfast.

America’s Best Value Inn3497 Route 9W, Highland845 691-7272 amerbestvalue.comFree HBO. Refrigerators and microwaves in all rooms.

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AccommodationsWi-Fi. Pet friendly. Child friendly. Free continental breakfast. Breakfast/lunch café on premises.

Atlas Motor Lodge125 Tillson Ave. Extension, Highland845 691-8300 ext. 100 atlasmotorlodge.comFree internet access. Minutes to Walkway Over the Hudson, Mid-Hudson Bridge with Marist College, the Culinary Institute of America and the State University of New York at New Paltz nearby.

Chelsea Motel6099 Route 44/55, Kerhonkson845 626-3551 chelseamotel.comThree efficiencies; 12 rooms. Newly renovated rooms, scenic views and Wi-Fi. Minutes to Lake Minnewaska State Park Preserve. Nearby hiking, biking, mountain climbing, fishing and hunting. Groups welcome. Open 24/7. Year-round.

Econo Lodge530 Main St. (Route 299 East), New Paltz800 424-4777, 845 255-6200 econolodge.comFree Wi-Fi, refrigerators and microwaves in every room. Outdoor pool.

Phoenicia Lodge5987 Route 28, Phoenicia845 688-7772 phoenicialodge.comOur cozy rooms, cottages and suites are situated in a wooded valley between Route 28 and the Esopus Creek, surrounded by the gorgeous Catskill Moun-tains. Just minutes from Main Street with fantastic shops and restaurants. Close to skiing, hiking and more.

Reservoir Motel3210 Route 28, Shokan845 657-2002Six rooms. Three efficiencies. Clean, cozy and affordable.

Rodeway Inn239 Forest Hill Drive, Kingston845 331-2900 rodewayinnkingstonny.comContinental breakfast. Free Wi-Fi. Outdoor pool. Excellent location: near Horse Shows in the Sun (HITS), skiing and Woodstock. Pets allowed. Year-round.

Slide Mountain Motel (formerly Appletree Motel & Efficiencies)5 Ruthenbeck Road, Shandaken 845 688-7130, 631-560-8894 appletreemotelcatskills.com Eight recently renovated efficiencies with private baths. Conveniently located in the heart of the Catskill Mountains near hiking, skiing and fishing. Less than twenty miles to Woodstock and Phoenicia. Wi-Fi. Pet friendly. Open year-round.

Starlite Motel8722 Route 28, Big Indian888 218-6467, 845 254-4449 starlite-motel.comCatskill charm with modern conveniences. Newly renovated efficiencies. Amenities include full kitchen, TV/DVD, Wi-Fi, picnic area, continental breakfast. Near Belleayre Mountain, lake, hiking, charming villag-es. Accessible. Pets allowed. Year-round.

Star-Lite Motel5938 Route 209, Kerhonkson845 626-7350 thestarlitemotel.comClean, comfortable rooms in a country setting, with an outdoor pool.

Super 8 Kingston487 Washington Ave., Kingston800 800-8000, 845 338-3078 super8.comFree continental breakfast, Wi-Fi and cable TV. Families welcome; pets allowed with permission. Four accessible rooms.

Super 8 of Highland3423 US HIghway 9-West, Highland800 800-8000, 845 691-6888 super8.comContinental breakfast. Fitness center next door. Pool table in lobby. AAA-AARP. Business center in lobby for guests. Pets allowed. Accessible.

Super Lodge129 Route 28, Kingston845 338-4200 superlodgekingston.comEight Jacuzzi rooms. Indoor pool (seasonal only), sauna and fitness center. Diner nearby. Accessible. Year-round.

The Graham & Co.80 Route 214, Phoenicia845 688-7871 thegrahamandco.comRooms and efficiencies. Four-season getaway, with outdoor movies and bonfires, weather permitting; pool; bocce ball field; volleyball; badminton; bikes. Near skiing, fishing and tubing. Lounge; Wi-Fi, inter-net; fireplace. Free breakfast Sat. - Sun. Year-round.

The Lake Motel669 Broadway, Ulster Park845 339-2913 thelakemotelulster.comOn Mirror Lake. Efficiency rooms with microwaves, refrigerators, cable, Wi-Fi, full baths, tables and chairs. Offering canoes, rowboats, picnic tables, charcoal grill and fire pit. Nightly, weekly and contrac-tor rates. Accessible. Pets allowed.

Village Motel70 N. Main St., Ellenville 845 647-6020

Wenton Motel3127 Route 9W, Saugerties845 246-1071, 845 247-3237 wentonmotel.com28 Rooms. Each room has cable TV, microwaves and refrigerators. Near shopping and dining.

Rocking Horse Ranch Resort600 Route 44/55, Highland800 647-2624, 845 691-2927; rockinghorseranch.comAn all-inclusive property includes Big Splash Indoor Water Park, unlimited horseback riding, over 100 activities, children’s day camp, outdoor pools and waterslides, Winter Fun Park, nightly entertainment and much more. A fun-filled year-round family resort.

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Resorts Emerson Resort and Spa5340 Route 28, Mt. Tremper877 688-2828, 845 688-2828 emersonresort.comOffering two hotels, including spacious suites with fireplaces, whirlpool tubs and private decks; three eateries; an award-winning spa; and an amazing retail component. Located in the Catskill Forest. Enjoy outdoor seasonal activities at the Emerson.

Honor’s Haven Resort and Spa1195 Arrowhead Road, Ellenville877 WOW-HAVEN, 845 210-1600 honorshaven.comA four-season resort destination situated on 250 breathtaking acres, Honor’s Haven Resort & Spa boasts formal gardens, championship golf, superb resort amenities and a host of spa sevices, as well as over 36,000-square feet of dedicated meeting space.

Hudson Valley Resort & Spa400 Granite Road, Kerhonkson845 626-8888 hudsonvalleyresort.comMountainside resort, conference center and event venue featuring a golf course, spa facilities, and 41,000-square feet of performance and meeting space. Find us on Facebook and Twitter: @HV_Resort

Mohonk Mountain House1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz866 966-0348 mohonk.comAward-winning National Historic Landmark Resort Meeting/conferences. Weddings. Meals by

award-winning chefs. Award-winning spa. Fireplaces, indoor heated pool, fitness center. Pristine lake. Miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Ice skating pavilion. Rock climbing, boating, tennis, golf. Children’s programs. Year-round.

Rocking Horse Ranch Resort600 Route 44/55, Highland800 647-2624, 845 691-2927 rockinghorseranch.comAn all-inclusive property includes Big Splash indoor water park, unlimited horseback riding, over 100 activities, children’s day camp, outdoor pools and waterslides, Winter Fun Park, nightly entertainment and much more. A fun-filled year-round family resort.

Soyuzivka-Ukranian National Association (UNA) Estate216 Foordmore Road, Kerhonkson845 626-5641 soyuzivka.com87 rooms. Meeting/conference facilities. Meals. Outdoor pool. Tennis. Hiking trails, playgrounds and hockey rink. Nestled on 400 acres in the Shawangunk Mountains, a Ukrainian-American resort withold-world charm and traditions.

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Buttermilk Falls Inn and Spa220 North Road, Milton845 795-4050 buttermilkspa.comHudson River estate on 70 acres just 75 miles from New York City. Spa services and indoor pool, sauna and steam room. Wi-Fi. Minutes from Walkway Over the Hudson. Catering and events available.

Copperhood Retreat and Spa7039 State Route 28, Shandaken845 688-2460 copperhood.comAward-winning destination with perfect environment for transformative vacations of wellness and rejuvena-tion with plans for weight loss, detox, juice fasting, raw food, fitness renewal, stress relief as well as classic restorative spa holidays.

Hudson Valley Resort & Spa400 Granite Road, Kerhonkson845 626-8888 hudsonvalleyresort.comFull-service European style resort health spa featuring fitness centers, indoor and outdoor pools, men’s and women’s Jacuzzi, sauna and steam rooms. Find us on Facebook and Twitter: @HV_Resort

Mountain Float Spa215 Main St., New Paltz845 256-9800 mountainfloatspa.comWe are the first floatation spa in the Hudson Valley and the Catskill region. We offer flotation therapy as well as massage. Reservations required. Accessible. Open year-round. Hours: Wed - Mon., 10 a.m. - 7

Mohonk Mountain House1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz866 966-0348 mohonk.comAward-winning National Historic Landmark Resort. Meeting/conferences. Weddings. Meals by award-winning chefs. Award-winning spa. Fireplaces, indoor heated pool, fitness center. Pristine lake. Miles of trails for hiking, mountain biking, horse-back riding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Ice skating pavilion. Rock climbing, boating, tennis, golf. Children’s programs. Year-round.

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One Body Spa10 Hawksview Lane, Accord845 626-2377 onebodyspa.comSecluded, Asian-inspired day spa offering a wide range of body and facial services. Specializing in Dr. Hauschka facial treatments and products. Voted “Best Small Day Spa in the Hudson Valley.” Hours: Wed. - Sat., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

River Rock Health Spa62 Ricks Road, Woodstock845 679-7800 riverrock.bizBest of Hudson Valley Awards five years, including “Best Day Spa 2011” and three years as TripAdvisor.com “#1 Attraction Woodstock.” Massage, skincare, and more. Licensed therapists.

Savor Spa1633 Glasco Turnpike, Woodstock845 684-7148 savorspa.comAward-winning eco-chic spa specializing in facials and massages using our own organic skincare line, Om Aroma and Co., produced locally in the Catskills. Open daily, year-round. Reservations are recommended.

SIMHARA Holistic Spa & Healing Sanctuary85 Kyserike Road, Stone Ridge845 687-SPA1 (7721) simhara.com Rustic, tranquil and unique. Bring your mind, body and spirit into harmony at this green certified spa with its natural energy vortex, providing the finest all- organic, customized beauty, relaxation and wellness treatments and programs in the Hudson Valley. Spa at Honor’s Haven Resort1195 Arrowhead Road, Ellenville845 210-1600 honorshaven.comThe spa offers natural and restorative treatments in a serene environment, alleviating stress and tension. Facilities offer fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, wet/dry sauna, Jacuzzi, yoga, tai chi massages and facials. Memberships available.

The Spa at Mohonk Mountain House1000 Mountain Rest Road, New Paltz866 966-0348 mohonk.com30,000 square-foot spa wing with 16 treatment rooms, solarium, outdoor heated mineral pool, indoor heated swimming pool, comprehensive fitness center and yoga/motion studio. Awarded by Travel + Leisure among “World’s Best Spas” in 2013.

The Spa at the Emerson5340 Route 28, Mt. Tremper877 688-2828, 845 688-2828 emersonresort.comFeaturing both western treatment options and Ayurvedic rituals drawing from ancient Indian healing wisdom. Offering a variety of spa services including massage therapies, private couples room, salon services, fitness center and fitness classes.

Spiritual RetreatsCenter for Symbolic Studies475 River Road Extension, New Paltz845 658-8540 symbolicstudies.orgSponsors a rich array of workshops, lectures, professional trainings, seasonal festivals, ceremonies, dance and outdoor adventure programs. Accessible. Year-round.

Lifebridge Sanctuary - Retreat & Conference Center333 Mountain Road, Rosendale845 658-3439 lifebridge.orgDay conferences and overnight lodging. Green building on 95 acres of the Shawangunk Ridge with panoramic Catskill Mountain views, perfectly suited for group reflection and creative thinking. Private hiking trails. Appointment required. Year-round.

Menla Mountain Retreat - Center for Health & Happiness375 Pantherkill Road, Phoenicia845 688-6897 ext. 7519 menlamountain.orgMeetings/conferences/retreats. Meals by gourmet chef. 320-acre estate surrounded by national forest. Deluxe accommodations. Private houses and cottages. Wellness spa, yoga studio, sanctuary.

Outdoor swimming, tennis and hiking. Call for more information.

Sky Lake Retreat Center22 Hillcrest Lane, Rosendale845 658-8556 skylake.shambhala.orgA Shambhala meditation and retreat center nestled in a forest of tall cedars and white pines. Eight rooms, private baths, food from local farms. Available week-days and weekends. Group rentals. Open year-round.

Zen Mountain Monastery871 South Plank Road, Mt. Tremper845 688-2228 zmm.mro.org



AccommodationsA monastic training center offering a variety of programs and retreats that are dedicated to providing authentic and traditional, yet distinctly American and Zen training to people of all ages and religious backgrounds.

In the Heart of The Hudson ValleyRELAXING GETAWAYS

RETREATSGREAT BASE TO EXPLORE

Twenty-six rooms. Casual elegance in a spectacular mountain setting. Adjacent to

26,000 acres of the Minnewaska State Park and the Mohonk Preserve. Stay here — go everywhere.

Private decks • Dramatic cliff views • High-speed internet • Home-baked breakfast

Adventure Concierge

845-255-1110 Minnewaskalodge.com3116 US Rte 44/55/Gardiner, NY 12525


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Airports Albany International Airport (ALB)737 Albany Shaker Road, Albany518 242-2200, 518 242-2299 albanyairport.com

Joseph Y. Resnick Airport (N89)Off Route 209, Ellenville845 647-6570 ext. 6Located off Route 209 between the village of Ellenville and hamlet of Napanoch. Part-time maintenance person at airport; phone 845-647-8401, leave message.

Kingston-Ulster Airport (20N)1161 Flatbush Road, Kingston845 336-8401 kingstonulsterairport.comCommunity airport offering aircraft hangar and tie-down rentals. Flight school, aircraft maintenance and 100LL fuel available onsite. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Stewart International Airport (SWF)1180 First St., New Windsor845 838-8200 panynj.gov/airports/stewart.htmlOperated by the Port of Authority of NY & NJ. Ample parking, car rentals and public transportation.

Wallkill Airport857 Plains Road, Wallkill845 255-4033 Runway 2,700 feet long by 30 feet wide. Runway heading 210 and 030. 100LL available - self-service fuel.

Buses / Public TransportAdirondack Trailways/Pine Hill/New York Trailways400 Washington Ave., Kingston800 858-8555 trailwaysny.comLocal bus terminals include Kingston, Pine Hill, Phoenicia, Woodstock, New Paltz and Rosendale.

AmtrakUlster County800 USA-RAIL, 800 872-7245 amtrak.comTo get to Kingston, Woodstock, Saugerties, and other northern sections of Ulster County, take Amtrak to Rhinecliff. Enterprise Rent-A-Car’s drop-off service can have a car waiting for you, or take a taxi to your Ulster County destination. Departs Penn Station, New York City and other locations nationwide.

CiTiBus (City of Kingston Bus Service)17 Hoffman St., Kingston845 331-3725 kingston-ny.gov

MTA Metro-North RailroadHudson Line to Poughkeepsie 41 Main St., Poughkeepsie 888-827-8228 Dial 511 and follow prompts mta.infoFrequent, convenient, daily service from Grand Central Station to Poughkeepsie. Ulster County Area Transit runs supporting bus service to and from the Poughkeepsie train station.

UCAT (Ulster County Area Transit)1 Danny Circle, Kingston888 827-UCAT (8228), 845 334-8458 845 340-3333 co.ulster.ny.us/ucatUlster County Area Transit (UCAT) offers safe, affordable, reliable public transportation service throughout Ulster County, with limited service to Orange County and connecting service to Dutchess County.

Business Associations/ Chambers of CommerceEllenville/Wawarsing Chamber of CommerceThe Hunt Memorial Building, Ellenville 845 647-4620 ewcoc.com Tourist information for Ellenville, the Town of Wawarsing, Ulster County, and the Shawangunk Mountain region. Promotion of local businesses and community events. Hours: Tue. - Fri, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Esopus Business AllianceP.O. Box 1, Port Ewen845 384-1650 esopusbusinessalliance.org

Meet Me In MarlboroughP.O. Box 1139, Marlboro845 616-7824 meetmeinmarlborough.comBusiness and Services Directory. Farm markets and specialty farms, organic products, history, wineries, restaurants, antiques, B&B/spas, art, dance, live en-tertainment, attractive array of shops and businesses. Festivals and events. All seasons.

New Paltz Regional Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Information Center257 Main St., New Paltz845 255-0243 newpaltzchamber.orgCreating a sustainable evironment for our membership to compete and thrive while strengthening civic and community interests for New Paltz and the Hudson Valley region.

Phoenicia Business AssociationP.O. Box 391, Phoeniciaphoeniciany.comLocated in the Catskill Mountains, Phoenicia has a great collection of restaurants, shops and inns. We have hiking trails, scores of local artists, world-class skiing and, of course, tubing.

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Rondout Valley Business AssociationP.O. Box 450, Accord845 687-4567 rondoutvalley.org

Rosendale Chamber of CommerceP.O. Box 533, Rosendalerosendalechamber.com

Saugerties Chamber of CommerceP.O. Box 731, Saugerties800 957-0124 discoversaugerties.comAn organization of cooperating Saugerties businesses working together and networking to promote a prosperous, vibrant economy through promotions and special events for residents and visitors.

Southern Ulster County Chamber of Commerce3553 Route 9W, 2nd Floor, Highland845 691-6070 southernulsterchamber.org

Ulster County Regional Chamber of Commerce214 Fair St., Kingston845 338-5100 ulsterchamber.orgThe largest business advocacy organization in Ulster County, supported by an active and involved membership. Publishes Community Resource Guide and Membership Directory for visitors and those seeking to relocate to Ulster County.

Woodstock Chamber of Commerce and Arts10 Rock City Road, Woodstock845 679-6234 woodstockchamber.com

Hospital Emergency CareEllenville Regional Hospital10 Healthy Way, Ellenville845 647-6400 ellenvilleregional.orgCritical access hospital. Services include ER, acute in-patient, physical therapy, radiology, MRI, lab, orthopedics, pain management, cardiology, gastroenterology, ambulatory surgery, swing bed unit, pulmonology, nutritional counseling and diabetes education.

FirstCare Walk-in Medical Center222 Route 299, Highland845 691-DOCS (3627) firstcaremedcenter.comProvides treatment for minor emergencies, illnesses and injuries. A convenient alternative when you need immediate care and are unable to see your regular doctor or have no personal physician. Open every day including most holidays.

HealthAlliance Hospital: Broadway Campus396 Broadway, Kingston845 334-3116 hahv.orgA 150-bed acute care hospital with a commitment to exceptional healthcare close to home. In addition to the state-of-the-art Emergency Department, a full

compliment of exceptional, patient-focused medical and surgical services are provided.

HealthAlliance Hospital: Mary’s Avenue Campus105 Mary’s Ave., Kingston845 338-2500 hahv.orgA fully accredited 150-bed acute care hospital, Mary’s Avenue Campus offers many services including orthopedic surgery, breast care services, cardiology, radiology and sleep center services.

TaxisAbe’s Taxi ServiceP.O. Box 222, Ellenville845 647-5656

Accord/Kerhonkson Taxi-Limo ServiceP.O. Box 12, Kerhonkson845 626-9620

Call A Cab Taxi Service87 N. Chestnut St., New Paltz845 255-6666 callacabtaxiservice.comProviding taxi service in New Paltz (255-6666), Highland (691-2222), Milton/Marlboro (795-5900) and Poughkeepsie (485-5555), including train service. Airport service for Stewart, Albany and metro area (255-6666). On call 24/7.

Kingston Kabs/Blue Top TaxiP.O. Box 2622, Kingston845 331-8294 kingstonkabs.comTaxi transportation - local and long distance. Open daily, 24/7.

New Paltz Taxi139 Main St., New Paltz845 255-1550 npztaxi.comLocated at the New Paltz bus terminal. Local competitive rates. Also providing airport and medical transportation. Open seven days a week.

Woodstock TransportationP.O. Box 562, Woodstock845 679-7766, 845 679-TAXI (8294) Local and long distance. Hours of operation: Mon-Thu., 6 a.m..-.6 p.m., Fri., 6 a.m. - 10 p.m., Sat. - Sun., 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. All hours available with advance notice.

Travel Planners Hudson River Valley Tours, LLC455 Binnewater Road, Rosendale845 658-3101 hrvtours.comA receptive operator for the historic Hudson River Valley region, providing all services necessary in planning the perfect customized group tour to this destination. Accommodations, restaurants, attractions, itinerary planning and step-on guide service.

Hudson Valley TravelerP.O. Box 144, Glasco845 345-6100 hudson-valley-traveler.comReceptive tour operator. Custom itineraries for groups or individuals suited to interests, travel style and budget. Step-on guide service available. Theme-based packages available. Full service travel agency.

Travel Info Centers Belleayre Region Lodging and Tourism Association (BRLTA)P.O. Box 443, Highmount 845 594-5022catskillhighpeaks.comTravelers will find exactly what they need for lodging, dining and local services when visiting the Catskill High Peaks. A select group of our establishments are accessible, pet friendly and offer other special ameni-ties. Contact us for assistance.

NYS Department of Environmental Conservation D.E.C.- Region 3, 21 South Putt Corners Road,New PaltzMain: 845 256-3000 dec.ny.gov State Campground Information: 845 256-3099; Hunting: 845 256-3098; Fishing: 845 256-3161.

Saugerties Tourism Information Center at McDonald’s 350 Route 212, (just off New York State Thruway northbound Exit 20), Saugerties 845 246-5816 Outside building open Memorial Day - Columbus Day. Winter information is available in McDonald’s.

Ulster County Tourism CabooseWashington Avenue, Kingston845 340-3766, 845 340-3566 ulstercountyalive.comOpen May - October.

Ulster County Tourism/Kingston Heritage Area Visitors Center20 Broadway, Kingston800 342-5826, 845 340-3566 UlsterCountyAlive.com800 331-1518, 845 331-7517 kingston-ny.gov


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The quickest way to Hudson Valley mountain views, historic attractions and wineries is through Stewart International Airport.

Besides boating, fishing, hiking, winter sports and world-class restaurants, we offer on-time performance, stress-free boarding, convenient access to baggage and affordable fares, all less than an hour from New York City. Next time you come to the Hudson Valley, land at Stewart, just like Allegiant, Delta, JetBlue and US Airways do.

Then, let the fun begin.

Stewart International Airport.Your Gateway to New York.

Get to the fun faster.Fly into Stewart.


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