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Tours & Tastings
With over 60 wineries and tasting rooms in the Hudson Valley wine country region, you'll discover small to medium-sized tasting rooms producing white European and French-American varietals.
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When visiting the Hudson Valley wine country, there are plenty of options to choose your place to rest; from the high-end to the budget-level hotel chains.
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Many small towns scattered about Hudson Valley offer an amazing culinary scene, allowing to dine the best of American, French, Italian and Asian cuisines.
MoreTransportation & Tour Companies
Leave the driving to someone else by hiring a car and driver, or hop on a wine country tour shuttle, allowing you to soak in the full Hudson Valley wine country views.
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MoreGetaway Ideas
Whether you are celebrating a girls weekend, your honeymoon or a weekend retreat, CellarPass offers you instant itineraries to make your trip to Hudson River Wine Country is just a click away.
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Hudson Valley's seasons
Know what the best season is to visit Hudson Valley and what to wear.
Winter
(November - March)
Spring
(April - May)
Summer
(June - August)
Fall
(September - October)
Tips
Hudson Valley's travel tips
Traveling to Hudson Valley
- If you arriving by air, you'll want to select New York Stewart International Airport (SWF) as the closest regional airport with regularly-scheduled flights, or Albany (ALB) about 90 minutes away.
- If you are already in the local area, there's a few different transportation companies that can get you around from popular ride sharing apps. Private shuttles can be hired to get you to and from the airport and on your daily excursions.
- Unfortunately there are no public options available to travel to the region. You'll need to view the private transportation options.
About Hudson Valley
One of the oldest and most historically important wine areas in America, the Hudson River region can be credited for pioneering many of the innovations that have helped the New York wine industry grow and prosper.
Nestled among the rolling Shawangunk Mountains on the west side and in picturesque Columbia, Dutchess and Westchester counties on the east side of the Hudson River, its wineries produce superb wines using Native American, French-American and European grape varieties ideally suited to the region's unique climate and soil.
