Planning a Hudson Valley hiking trip and searching for the perfect day hike? Slabsides is an approachable hike near Kingston, NY that’s beginner friendly, kid friendly and dog friendly. Here’s a hiking route that takes you to the best spots at Slabsides, including my recommendation of where to eat after your hike.
Day hikes along the Appalachian Trail in the Hudson Valley are a fantastic way to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy breathtaking scenery. Here are a few of our favorite routes.
Planning Hudson Valley day trips? This list of day trips in the Hudson Valley highlights the best things to do from an insider’s perspective, with plenty of tips on what to eat and how to avoid the crowds. I’ve lived in the Hudson Valley for seven years. But I’ve been exploring the region since college–so I know a lot about what to see and do in the Hudson Valley, including Hudson Valley towns that are LGBTQ friendly.
Are you looking for the best hikes in the Hudson Valley in the fall? This list of Hudson Valley hikes with fire towers offers incredible views of forests full of red, yellow and orange leaves.
Autumn is one of the best times to visit the Hudson Valley. Fall foliage blazes in vibrant hues. From up high, you can take in breathtaking fall views of forests, mountains, and rivers.
While all of these trails rank among the best hikes in the Hudson Valley for fall, some are more challenging than others. I’ve listed mileage and difficulty to help you choose the best hike for you.
This Pride month, we’re throwing a spotlight on THE BEST small-town Pride parades to add to your summer Pride travel calendar. If you’re looking for a Pride festival near me you may be surprised to find one on the list!
Learning about queer history on LGBTQ walking tours is a great way to explore a new city, or even get a new perspective on the place you call home. In honor of LGBTQ history month, here are 16 LGBTQ walking tours in US cities to add to your queer travel bucket list.
Anti-trans and anti-queer legislation is on the rise across the country, and it’s leading some queer families to leave homes they love. LGBTQIA folks want to be themselves in the world, and they need to know how much of themselves they can be when they travel. These new laws make LGBTQ+ safety an everyday issue by criminalizing our existences and stripping away choices we make to be ourselves.