Outdoor Attractions

Experience this beautiful lighthouse in Sleepy Hollow, NY.

The historical site of the battle of Stony Point

Mountain Top Arboretum is dedicated to preserving and bettering nature with its curation of native and exotic trees.

An extensive trail system within the Port Jervis Watershed and Elks-Brox Memorial Park, offering scenic trails of the Shawangunk and Kittatinney mountains.

Enjoy a stay at Rocking Horse Ranch Resort, located just 90 miles from New York City, for all-inclusive family fun during the summer and the…

Visit the last of three lighthouses at Rondout Creek, the Rondout Lighthouse in Kingston, NY. Tour the structure by boat today.

View, visit and stay at the Saugerties Lighthouse for a fun and historical Bed and Breakfast experience on the Hudson River.

At SplashDown Beach Water Park, the new Arctic Mammoth is one of the biggest raft rides in the northeast, standing nearly six stories tall and…

Tour the Hudson River by kayak.

This gorgeous Hudson Valley park has waterfalls, mountain lakes, awe-inspiring cliffs and 50 miles of hiking trails.

A lighthouse both notable for its history and its appearance in the children's book, The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge.

No lazy river ride! Float through Esopus Creek’s Class II whitewater with expert guides.

Visit the historic Untermyer Gardens Conservancy, a free municipal park in Yonkers, New York.

With ample opportunity for canoeing, kayaking, rafting, tubing, fishing, and eagle watching, a visit to the Upper Delaware River makes for a perfect day on…

Walk, bike, or skate the Walkway Over the Hudson, the world's longest elevated pedestrian bridge. The 1.28-mile span connecting Poughkeepsie to Highland is also 212…

Head to Windham Mountain Bike Park for mountain biking lessons and epic trail riding. The bike park offers terrain to meet every level of rider.

Mohonk Preserve, located just 90 miles outside of New York City, is New York's largest nonprofit nature preserve.

Hike to Kaaterskill Falls in the Great Northern Catskills for breathtaking views of a two-tier waterfall spanning over 260 feet.