Hudson Valley Fall

Visitors travel to New York state to see the beautiful fall foliage and experience the changing of the leaves.

I'm not talking about all things pumpkin spice, either. Do these three Hudson Valley finds tell you fall is around the corner?

Before there was apple picking and corn mazes the Hudson Valley was still a popular place in the Fall. Learn about the fall activities of the Esopus people at Historic Huguenot Street this weekend.

Rumors are flying that due to the hot, humid summer Halloween pumpkins could be in short supply.

From small, festive strolls for your little ones, to all-out haunted processions with prizes for creative costumes, you won’t want to miss these spooky spectacles.

Whether you’re heading into the mountains for a hike, going into town for pumpkins and cider doughnuts, or just looking for a relaxing outing with gorgeous autumn views, take the scenic route with these four fall drives.

From chocolaty porters, to spiced Oktoberfests, to barrel-aged brews, break out your flannels and head to one of these local breweries to find your new favorite fall beer.

Use this interactive map to find your Great Pumpkin in a patch near you.

If you've had your fill of fake haunted houses, why not explore some Hudson Valley places that experts believe are really filled with ghosts?

When it comes to locally crafted hard cider, the farm-to-bottle movement is alive and well. Hard cider has been a Hudson Valley commodity for years, often made in small batches or at family farms.