Red Hook / Dutchess County, NY

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 12571, Antiques Center, Red Hook NY, Dutchess County, Hudson Valley Annex Antiques Center

845-758-2843 

Annex Antiques Center is located at 23 East Market Street, Red Hook NY 12571, Dutchess County in the Hudson Valley.

 12571, Antiques, Red Hook NY, Dutchess County, Hudson Valley, large collections, 18th through 20th century Americana, Folk, Primitive, Industrial, Decorative, Fine Arts East Market Street Antiques

845-758-9000 

East Market Street Antiques is located at 25 East Market Street, Red Hook NY 12571, Dutchess County in the Hudson Valley. East market specializes in unique, large collections of 18th through 20th century Americana, Folk, Primitive, Industrial, Decorative and Fine Arts.

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 Things To Do, National Historic Landmark District, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, Catskill Mountains, Attractions, Birding, Walking Trails, Nature Study, Picnicking, Scenic Views, hiking, picnic, local farms Hudson Valley, restaurants in Dutchess New York Poets' Walk Park "Scenic Hudson"

 

Poets' Walk
Red Hook, Dutchess County
Hudson River Valley, New York State

The rolling fields and quiet woodlands have inspired generations of writers and artists.

This 120-acre park is nestled in the region's famous National Historic Landmark District and offers breathtaking views of the Hudson River, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge and Catskill Mountains. A visit to this property by Washington Irving is said to have inspired his classic story "Rip Van Winkle".

The park itself is buffered on all sides by 780-acres of private lands under Scenic Hudson conservation easements that insure the landscape's protection from development.

Attractions at Poets' Walk include two miles of trails through woods and open fields, magnificent setting for landscape artists, and rustic cedar pavilions.

    Birding
    Hiking / Walking Trails
    Nature Study
    Picnicking
    Scenic Views
Directions
Crossing Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge from west to east, turn left at first traffic light onto River Road. Entrance is 0.6 miles on left.

Press "Blue Button" for Scenic Hudson, hours of operation, maps, and more about Poets' Walk in Dutchess, New York.

After a day of hiking, walking, or studying the wildlife, pack a picnic from the produce at local farms in the Hudson Valley. Or dine at one of the many excellent restaurants in Dutchess New York.

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 Things To Do, National Historic Landmark District, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, Catskill Mountains, Attractions, Birding, Walking Trails, Nature Study, Picnicking, Scenic Views, hiking, picnic, local farms Hudson Valley, restaurants in Dutchess New York Poets' Walk Park "Scenic Hudson"

 

Poets' Walk
Red Hook, Dutchess County
Hudson River Valley, New York State

The rolling fields and quiet woodlands have inspired generations of writers and artists.

This 120-acre park is nestled in the region's famous National Historic Landmark District and offers breathtaking views of the Hudson River, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge and Catskill Mountains. A visit to this property by Washington Irving is said to have inspired his classic story "Rip Van Winkle".

The park itself is buffered on all sides by 780-acres of private lands under Scenic Hudson conservation easements that insure the landscape's protection from development.

Attractions at Poets' Walk include two miles of trails through woods and open fields, magnificent setting for landscape artists, and rustic cedar pavilions.

    Birding
    Hiking / Walking Trails
    Nature Study
    Picnicking
    Scenic Views
Directions
Crossing Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge from west to east, turn left at first traffic light onto River Road. Entrance is 0.6 miles on left.

Press "Blue Button" for Scenic Hudson, hours of operation, maps, and more about Poets' Walk in Dutchess, New York.

After a day of hiking, walking, or studying the wildlife, pack a picnic from the produce at local farms in the Hudson Valley. Or dine at one of the many excellent restaurants in Dutchess New York.

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 12571, Dutchess County,  Hudson Valley, 18-hole,18 hole semi-private, golfers, Golf Course, Attractions, Golf Course Attractions, Practice Range, Red Hook Golf, Golf Club Semi-Private Golf Course - Red Hook Golf Club

845-758-8652 

The Red Hook Golf Club is located on Route 199 in Red Hook, NY 12571 in Dutchess County. Red Hook was established in 1931 as a 9-hole course and later expanded to an 18-hole course. The Red Hook Golf Club is an 18 hole semi-private facility which presents a challenging test for golfers of all levels. The course has been used as a qualifying site for golfers aspiring to the Dutchess County Amateur Championship. As evaluated in 2006 by the Metropolitan Golf Association, the course plays to the following ratings:

Blue Tees: slope 135; 6519 yards; 71.9
White Tees: slope 132; 6134 yards; 70.1
Red Tees: slope 120; 5155 yards, 70.7
Gold Tees: slope 122/116; 5244 yards; 71.2/68.7

Press "Blue Button" to view course hole-by-hole.

Golf Course Attractions
Golf only facility
18-hole regulation length course
Blue tees = 6519 yards / par 72
Course rating / slope = 71.9 / 135
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17 tees driving range
Club rental
Dress code
Lessons
Pro shop Restaurant
Riding cart rental

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 Things To Do, National Historic Landmark District, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, Catskill Mountains, Attractions, Birding, Walking Trails, Nature Study, Picnicking, Scenic Views, hiking, picnic, local farms Hudson Valley, restaurants in Dutchess New York Poets' Walk Park "Scenic Hudson"

 

Poets' Walk
Red Hook, Dutchess County
Hudson River Valley, New York State

The rolling fields and quiet woodlands have inspired generations of writers and artists.

This 120-acre park is nestled in the region's famous National Historic Landmark District and offers breathtaking views of the Hudson River, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge and Catskill Mountains. A visit to this property by Washington Irving is said to have inspired his classic story "Rip Van Winkle".

The park itself is buffered on all sides by 780-acres of private lands under Scenic Hudson conservation easements that insure the landscape's protection from development.

Attractions at Poets' Walk include two miles of trails through woods and open fields, magnificent setting for landscape artists, and rustic cedar pavilions.

    Birding
    Hiking / Walking Trails
    Nature Study
    Picnicking
    Scenic Views
Directions
Crossing Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge from west to east, turn left at first traffic light onto River Road. Entrance is 0.6 miles on left.

Press "Blue Button" for Scenic Hudson, hours of operation, maps, and more about Poets' Walk in Dutchess, New York.

After a day of hiking, walking, or studying the wildlife, pack a picnic from the produce at local farms in the Hudson Valley. Or dine at one of the many excellent restaurants in Dutchess New York.

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  Lyceum Six Cinemas

845-758-3311 

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 Things To Do, National Historic Landmark District, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, Catskill Mountains, Attractions, Birding, Walking Trails, Nature Study, Picnicking, Scenic Views, hiking, picnic, local farms Hudson Valley, restaurants in Dutchess New York Poets' Walk Park "Scenic Hudson"

 

Poets' Walk
Red Hook, Dutchess County
Hudson River Valley, New York State

The rolling fields and quiet woodlands have inspired generations of writers and artists.

This 120-acre park is nestled in the region's famous National Historic Landmark District and offers breathtaking views of the Hudson River, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge and Catskill Mountains. A visit to this property by Washington Irving is said to have inspired his classic story "Rip Van Winkle".

The park itself is buffered on all sides by 780-acres of private lands under Scenic Hudson conservation easements that insure the landscape's protection from development.

Attractions at Poets' Walk include two miles of trails through woods and open fields, magnificent setting for landscape artists, and rustic cedar pavilions.

    Birding
    Hiking / Walking Trails
    Nature Study
    Picnicking
    Scenic Views
Directions
Crossing Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge from west to east, turn left at first traffic light onto River Road. Entrance is 0.6 miles on left.

Press "Blue Button" for Scenic Hudson, hours of operation, maps, and more about Poets' Walk in Dutchess, New York.

After a day of hiking, walking, or studying the wildlife, pack a picnic from the produce at local farms in the Hudson Valley. Or dine at one of the many excellent restaurants in Dutchess New York.

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 Things To Do, National Historic Landmark District, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, Catskill Mountains, Attractions, Birding, Walking Trails, Nature Study, Picnicking, Scenic Views, hiking, picnic, local farms Hudson Valley, restaurants in Dutchess New York Poets' Walk Park "Scenic Hudson"

 

Poets' Walk
Red Hook, Dutchess County
Hudson River Valley, New York State

The rolling fields and quiet woodlands have inspired generations of writers and artists.

This 120-acre park is nestled in the region's famous National Historic Landmark District and offers breathtaking views of the Hudson River, Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge and Catskill Mountains. A visit to this property by Washington Irving is said to have inspired his classic story "Rip Van Winkle".

The park itself is buffered on all sides by 780-acres of private lands under Scenic Hudson conservation easements that insure the landscape's protection from development.

Attractions at Poets' Walk include two miles of trails through woods and open fields, magnificent setting for landscape artists, and rustic cedar pavilions.

    Birding
    Hiking / Walking Trails
    Nature Study
    Picnicking
    Scenic Views
Directions
Crossing Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge from west to east, turn left at first traffic light onto River Road. Entrance is 0.6 miles on left.

Press "Blue Button" for Scenic Hudson, hours of operation, maps, and more about Poets' Walk in Dutchess, New York.

After a day of hiking, walking, or studying the wildlife, pack a picnic from the produce at local farms in the Hudson Valley. Or dine at one of the many excellent restaurants in Dutchess New York.

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 12571, Wines, Vineyards,  Red Hook, Dutchess County, winemaking, Hudson Valley, apple wines, New York State, winery Alison Wines & Vineyards

845-758-6335 

Alison Wines & Vineyards is located at 231 Pitcher Lane, Red Hook, NY 12571 in Dutchess County. Alison Wines & Vineyards began in 1999 because Winemaker Richard Lewit dreamed of combining his numerous, but seemingly disparate, interests and loves including: the outdoors; New York’s Hudson Valley; biology and chemistry; wine and food. A native of Westchester and a graduate of nearby Bard College with a chemistry degree, Richard was working in New York City as a newspaper reporter when he realized that winemaking in the Hudson Valley combined what he wanted.

A few years later, after apprenticing at nearby Millbrook Vineyards and also with Oregon's renowned Ponzi family, Richard was ready to start his own winery. With six vintages completed, an impressive number of medals, and another vintage ready for the bottle, that dream is a reality. Fully established with a reputation for high-quality, affordable wines that are delicious and food friendly, Alison Wines is expanding with popular strawberry and blueberry dessert-style fruit wines as well as great-tasting apple wines.

We are proud to be a New York State farm winery in our favorite place, the Hudson Valley. We take care that our wines reflect the special climate and growing conditions found in New York. Happily, this produces just the sort of wines that we love: complex enough to enjoy over and over, accessible enough to sip alone, and versatile enough to complement any meal. For us wine is about everyday enjoyment with food, with family, and with friends. We hope you find the same enjoyment with our wines that we do. Press "Blue Button" for more about Alison Wines & Vineyards.


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