Outdoors
More people than ever are using the parks and trail systems across the nation, with overcrowding even forcing some parks to close. Aside from following social distancing practices and staying at least six feet away from other hikers, standard trail etiquette is more important than ever now so that we can all cooperatively steward our natural resources.
By Tiana Headley
Mar 26, 2020
Tags: hiking trail etiquette
General Arts & Culture
However you decide to spend your indeterminately long reprieve from society, there may be no better mental health booster than getting outdoors. If we can’t get back to reality we can at least get back to nature. Here are 7 social distancing-compliant outdoor activities you can do in the Hudson Valley to get you out of the house and stop you from going stir-crazy.
By Jamie Larson
Mar 19, 2020
Tags: coronavirus quarantine social distancing self isolation outdoor activities Web Only
Outdoors
A peak into the world of upstate ice-fishing and winter anglers.
By Phillip Pantuso
Mar 1, 2020
Tags: ice fishing outdoor
Outdoors
With Scenic Hudson Land Trust’s acquisition of 508 acres on the Hudson River just north of Hutton Brickyards, Kingston may just get a new state park.
By Phillip Pantuso
Feb 1, 2020
Tags: Scenic Hudson Kingston, NY parks
Shopping
Six Hudson Valley outfitters—Mountain Tops Outfitters, Potter Brothers, TRT Bicycles, Rock and Snow, Esopus Creel Fly Fishing, and Old Souls—share their holiday season gift picks for the outdoor enthusiasts on your list.
By Phillip Pantuso
Dec 1, 2019
Tags: holiday gift guide
Outdoors
As the popularity of hunting declines and the deer population soars, we look at a cross-section of local hunters who are sticking by the sport.
By Phillip Pantuso
Nov 1, 2019
Tags: outdoor hunting culling deer
Outdoors
Building a Safe Haven on TevaLand Sanctuary Farm
TevaLand Sanctuary Farm, nestled on 16 acres in Hillburn, NY off the historic Stag Hill, offers a one-hour Precious Moments With Nature Experience by reservation which includes time with their animals, as well as reiki healing and a gong bath in an open-air tent situated among the trees, as a stream flows gently beneath you.
By Medea Giordano
Sep 26, 2019
Tags: Tevaland sanctuary farm hillburn ny farm sanctuaries nature experiences reiki healing Web Only
Outdoors
Founded in 2004, Wild Earth continues to provide programs that send children and adults “into the woods and off the trails” to engage with the environment, learn wilderness skills, connect with friends and mentors, and develop their creative side. We’ve rounded up a few of their exciting fall programs for kids and adults designed to keep attendees connected to themselves, their peers, and the earth with empowering outdoor experiences that foster gratitude, respect, and stewardship.
By Wild Earth
Sep 5, 2019
Tags: wild earth fall camps autumn events nature events for kids all year long events for kids Sponsored Content Web Only
Outdoors
These four day-trip itineraries take you through town and country, showcasing the Hudson Valley’s natural and cultural splendors.
By Phillip Pantuso
Sep 1, 2019
Tags: hudson valley rail trail
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As people wander through nature to breathe in fresh air during a national crisis, some trails and preserves have closed temporarily because of overcrowding.
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Mar 27, 2020
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More people than ever are using the parks and trail systems across the nation, with overcrowding even forcing some parks to close. Aside from following social distancing practices and staying at least six feet away from other hikers, standard trail etiquette is more important than ever now so that we can all cooperatively steward our natural resources.
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Mar 26, 2020
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The Hudson Valley film catalog has grown deep, broad and diverse — and a good amount of it is now available for streaming online. Happening right now for your viewing pleasure: the Streamfest, with new suggestions daily from the Hudson Valley Film Commission. And here are six varied offerings to whet your whistle.
- by Anne Pyburn Craig
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Mar 25, 2020
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