In the heart of Saugerties, NY, amidst the holiday enchantment with twinkling lights and festive decor, The Dutch Ale House stands as a culinary beacon, a place where gastronomy and atmosphere intertwine. My quest for the finest eateries led me to this charming spot during the most magical season of the year.
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A couple of weeks ago, The WeekEnder went glamping in the Adirondacks. We loved it so much we’re going glamping again—this time, at an Airstream hotel in the Catskills. In Saugerties, New York, to be exact.
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Are you getting hungry for the arrival of Hudson Valley Restaurant Week?
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The Hudson Valley is a community of food lovers. More than foodies, the residents of the region are those who live and breathe food and its journey from seed to plate. They're just as passionate about the farm-to-table movement as they are about the individuals who power it, nurture it, and allow it to grow.
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I’ll admit: I was nervous about traveling out of state during 2020 – the year when the world was turned upside down because of the coronavirus pandemic. But I kept my eyes peeled for possible, drivable getaways to relatively nearby destinations with low numbers of COVID-19 infections.
It was late summer – having spent almost all my free time chilling out on various New Jersey beaches – when the idea of an out-of-state vacation took hold. The coronavirus pandemic had squelched mine (and millions of other people’s) tentative 2020 overseas and island-hopping plans. But, as various East Coast states started opening up again, the idea of a road trip became a real possibility.
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This past weekend my girlfriends and I spent the weekend in Upstate New York to enjoy all the fall activities and scenery. This guide includes where to stay, eat, drink, explore, hike, and what to pack!
read full article here:
https://thefitdelish.com/girls-fall-weekend-in-upstate-new-york/
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Saugerties is having a moment. Driving in from the south on Route 9W, across the Esopus Creek's Hudson River delta, you wind steeply uphill and are delivered into one of the most alluring little shopping districts in the Hudson Valley. Partition Street is narrow. The tightly clustered historic architecture and the current roster of well-appointed stores and quality restaurants offers more than one might rightly expect from a village with a population of 4,000 people.
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