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Leaf peeping by boat in the Mid Hudson Valley|Rip Van Winkle

The fall leaves bring tourists to the Mid Hudson Valley region. There are many ways to engage in leaf peeping, however, in this post we will be considering leaf peeping by boat.

Hudson River Cruises located at the Rondout in Ulster County operates the Rip Van Winkle. which offers 2 hour tours on the Hudson River.

The next logical question would be: When does leaf peeping begin in the Mid Hudson Valley? Leaf peeping will be at its best in Mid October and the Rip Van Winkle will start the 2 hour Leaf Peeping tour on October 11th.

This tour is available from Tuesday through Sunday with the cruise starting at 2:30 PM

How much does it cost?

Adults $21

Children 4-11 $13

Over 65 $19

Under 4 Free

There is a $2.00 coupon available on the website

Contact 800-843-7472 or hudsonrivercruises@hvc.rr.com

Fall Hudson River scene

I have taken the 2 hour cruise and it was well worth it.

I can't sell you the Hudson River, only views. I would be delighted to help you find a Hudson Valley home.


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Jennifer Fivelsdal - JFIVE HOMES REALTY LLC - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com

www.jfivehomes.com or www.midhudsonhomevalue.com

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Comments

What a beautiful picture,  Jennifer. By the way, I've never heard the term "leaf Peeping" before.

Posted by Debbie Gartner - Westchester Flooring -Hardwood Floors Carpet Tile Refinish - (Floor Coverings International Westchester NY & Stamford CT) 8 months ago

Thanks for sharing the photo. We have a different rain pattern here and just don't see the lovely coloration like you do in the Northeast.

Posted by Vickie Nagy, 925-407-7987 Broker for San Ramon, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton (Vickie Nagy, Broker Associate BMC Real Estate DRE#01363932) 8 months ago

Andrea, OK I have lived in New England for a long time and this is the first time that I have heard view the Fall Foliage as "Leaf Peeping", but I kind of like it :) :) :)

Posted by George Souto NMLS# 65149 FHA, CHFA, VA Mortgages Connecticut 8 months ago

Debbie it is a common phrase around here.  I just Googled the term and it seem it is well used.   There is even a site leafpeepers.com

Vickie the photo is from a couple years ago. I am not sure yet what the season will be like, lots of rain and some leaves coming down prematurely.

George I am surprise this is a new phrase for you.  From what I can see it is a term used in new England.  I like it too, fall foliage sound too stuffy for something so fun and casual :)

Posted by Jennifer Fivelsdal Rhinebeck Real Estate (Serving Dutchess| Columbia|Ulster Ctys (LIC. R.E. Broker JFIVE Home Realty LLC ) 8 months ago
Excellent post, I was just thinking about where to go to check out some foliage, this cruise looks like a good idea...!
Posted by Eileen Hsu 許小姐 Manhattan NY Real Estate (Prudential Douglas Elliman) 8 months ago

What a great idea for a post Jenn.  Leaf peepers....hhhhmm....defintely an area where people come to do just that!

Posted by Debra Walsh Hudson Valley NY Real Esta 845.294.8800 (Keller Williams Realty Goshen, NY - Realtor) 8 months ago

Jennifer:  Lovely view, and a two hour boat ride would be so relaxing!

Posted by Jane Grant, "Temecula Homes", Southwest Real Estate 8 months ago

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