Farm-to-Table day trip: Taste the best of the Hudson Valley
Description
A Hudson Valley Foodie Day Trip is the perfect escape — just 60 miles north of NYC, but a world away. Dig into flavorful, seasonal, small-batch food & drink from family operated farms. On this Farm-to-Table adventure you’ll visit beautiful farms, eat delicious food, drink hard cider made from NY state apples, meet adorable sheep and shop at country farmers markets. This is the essential food-lovers day-trip and a great way to explore the bounty of New York State agriculture. Check out the delicious tastings pictured below! Indulge in local cheeses, olive oil & custom-designed donuts. Eat, drink, meet the farmers and explore as we tell the stories of this amazing region– from its roots as the birthplace of the environmental movement to its role as the breadbasket of NYC. Meet your guide in the historic river town of Beacon, NY. There, on the banks of the Hudson, we’ll share stories of the region. We’ll cross the mighty Hudson and head to farmland where we’ll dig in to flavorful farm fresh seasonal foods from family operated farms.
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