A 1.28-mile-long pedestrian bridge spanning the majestic Hudson River which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the river and the surrounding landscape. Originally built as a railroad bridge, it has been transformed into a free scenic walkway, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely stroll high above the water with view of the landscape and riverfront towns.

Brotherhood Winery in Washingtonville, NY, Brian's hometown, was established in 1839. It proudly claims the title of America's oldest continuously operating winery.

Situated in the picturesque Hudson Valley, the winery is housed in a restored 19th-century building made from local stone. Its historic charm is paired with modern winemaking techniques, producing an array of wines that range from bold reds to crisp whites. The vineyard's sprawling acres, framed by rolling hills and scenic views, are a perfect representation of the Hudson Valley's fertile landscape.

Tours and tasting available without reservation.

The Hudson Valley is home to one of the world’s premier culinary institutions, The Culinary Institute of America (CIA), offering visitors a truly exceptional dining experience. Dining at the CIA is an unforgettable way to immerse yourself in the art of gastronomy.

CIA’s renowned student-run restaurants offer dishes crafted by the next generation of chefs under the guidance of expert instructors. From elegant fine dining at The Bocuse Restaurant, which specializes in French cuisine, to the innovative flavors at American Bounty, showcasing the best of American ingredients, each restaurant provides a unique culinary journey. Ristorante Caterina de Medici offers a taste of Italy with its rustic, yet refined menu, while The Apple Pie Bakery Café serves casual, yet delicious baked goods and comfort foods.

Online reservations available.

A visit to Minnewaska State Park and Stony Kill Falls (pictured) is a perfect escape into the natural beauty of the Hudson Valley. Located in the Shawangunk Mountains, Minnewaska State Park is known for its rugged terrain, 3 crystal-clear lakes, and panoramic views of the surrounding valleys.

The Lake Minnewaska and Awosting Falls are highlights, but it’s the hike to Stony Kill Falls that draws many visitors looking for a peaceful, hidden gem. You can also explore more of the park’s 50 miles of footpaths on which to bike, walk, hike and simply enjoy, or relax by one of the scenic overlooks to take in the stunning views.

A grand Victorian-style resort perched on the edge of Lake Mohonk with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests. Explore the sprawling 1,200-acre property on guided horseback or by hiking one of the many scenic trails with spectacular overlooks like the Sky Top Tower.

For a more leisurely experience, enjoy a peaceful boat ride on Lake Mohonk, walk the lakefront, relax in the resort’s historic gardens, unwind with a visit to the outdoor heated pool or hot tubs, or treat yourself to a spa experience at the resort’s renowned spa.

Various types of day passes are available to purchase through the website.

The Dia Art Museum in Beacon, NY, is a world-renowned contemporary art museum located in the scenic Hudson Valley, known for its impressive collection of minimalist and conceptual art. Situated in a sprawling former industrial building, the museum offers a unique and immersive experience with a focus is on large-scale, site-specific works. The museum’s collection includes works from a wide range of mediums, including sculpture, painting, installation art, and photography.