Historical place

Harmony Hall - Jacob Sloat House

Harmony Hall, also known as the Jacob Sloat House, is now a cultural center hosting events, exhibits, and community activities. Surrounded by well-maintained grounds, the house offers a serene setting. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2006, it is recognized for its architectural significance and historical importance in the region.

Location: Sloatsburg

Ringwood Manor

Guided Manor Tours | Walking trails | Picnic Area (Parking Lot B) | Playground (Parking Lot B) | Dogs Allowed Outdoor

Location: Ringwood

Fort Montgomery

COSTUMED INTERPRETERS | DEMONSTRATIONS | HIKING | TOURS | VISITOR CENTER (ACCESSIBLE)

Location: Fort Montgomery

Lyndhurst Mansion

TOURS | WALKING | WEDDINGS & MORE | DOGS ARE WELCOME

Location: Tarrytown

Bear Mountain Bridge and Fort Clinton

Nestled within the scenic landscape of the Hudson Highlands, the Bear Mountain area offers a rich combination of natural beauty and American history. Two notable landmarks—the Bear Mountain Bridge and Fort Clinton—tell a story that spans from the Revolutionary War to early twentieth-century engineering innovation. Together, they make this region a rewarding destination for both history enthusiasts and families looking for an engaging outdoor experience.

Location: Bear Mountain

Bear Mountain State Park

Bear Mountain State Park in New York's Hudson Valley is a scenic area known for hiking, stunning views, and outdoor recreation. The park features Bear Mountain's summit, the Appalachian Trail, Hessian Lake, a small zoo, picnic areas, and the Perkins Memorial Tower. Popular activities include hiking, boating, fishing, ice skating, and enjoying fall foliage. It's a year-round destination for nature lovers and families.

Location: Hudson Valley