Travel east on Interstate 84 along the Hudson River and you will spy Mount Beacon—the tallest peak in the Hudson Highlands. While it is today marked by several tall towers, its summit was once a popular tourist attraction, accessed by the steepest funicular in the world at the time: the Mount Beacon Incline Railway.
Northeast Dutchess County is the ideal summer retreat, complete with countryside views, small town shopping, and family-friendly activities. Whether you are a year round resident or a seasonal visitor, we’ve compiled a list of the top 30 things not to miss during the summer in the area.
The Dia Art Foundation was founded in New York City in 1974 to help artists achieve visionary projects that might not otherwise be realized because of scale.
Every autumn, this picturesque region offers a plethora of enchanting experiences from scenic autumn hikes to charming harvest festivals. Make sure to make the most of this colorful season in Dutchess County!