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Hudson Valley in Autumn: Orchards, History, and Hikes

Hudson Valley in Autumn: Orchards, History, and Hikes

The Hudson Valley does fall the way it's supposed to be done — historic towns, working orchards, and enough hiking to justify the apple cider donut at the end of it.

Towns like Cold Spring and Hudson make walkable bases with real history behind them, and the drive between them along the river rivals any scenic route on this list. Orchards throughout the valley open for picking through October, and most pair the activity with a market selling cider, pies, and produce worth bringing home.

Storm King and the Shawangunks offer real hiking within an hour of most valley towns, with views back down over the river that peak color makes worth the climb.

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Weekday orchard visits mean you're picking apples instead of standing in a line for a wagon ride.

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