TheHudson ValleyCannabis Club

Towns of the Hudson Valley

From the Lower Hudson commuter belt up through Mid-Hudson river towns and into the Upper Hudson art-and-wellness corridor — every town we cover, plus the sub-regions that knit them together.

All places

Every town, alphabetical

The full towns index — every place we currently cover, in alphabetical order.

Beacon

Dutchess County

The after-dark arcade bars, the sour-ale cult at HVB, and Curious Elixirs HQ.

Hudson

Columbia County

Warren Street’s farm-to-table destination dining, a sake brewery, and the region’s quietest mocktail scene.

Hyde Park

Dutchess County

The CIA campus, the FDR and Vanderbilt mansions, and the culinary legacy that shapes every kitchen for forty miles.

Kingston

Ulster County

Ulster County seat, the Hudson Valley’s busiest food scene, and a dense late-night crawl.

New Paltz

Ulster County

College-town late-night crawl, plant-forward menus, and the Shawangunk cider country on its edge.

Nyack

Rockland County

Rockland’s riverside Main Street — Runcible Spoon, Art Cafe, and the walkable Hudson-view village a Tappan Zee span from Westchester.

Peekskill

Westchester County

Artist-revival Westchester — Paramount Hudson Valley, Birdsall House, Factoria, and three licensed shops at the Hudson-bend.

Piermont

Rockland County

The Piermont Pier, Freelance Cafe, and the low-key riverside village where the Old Erie rail-trail meets the Hudson.

Poughkeepsie

Dutchess County

The Hudson Valley’s biggest city — late-night diners, the Walkway, and the munchie spots that anchor the region.

Red Hook

Dutchess County

Bard College, the Tivoli corridor, and a farm-and-college weekend with two licensed shops quietly anchoring it.

Rhinebeck

Dutchess County

Dutchess antique-village weekend — Beekman Arms, Oblong Books, the farmers market, and a brunch scene with no peer in the mid-valley.

Saugerties

Ulster County

Where the Esopus meets the Hudson — Partition Street dining, the lighthouse walk, and the antique-and-farmers-market weekend.

Sleepy Hollow

Westchester County

Headless Horseman territory — the Old Dutch Church and Cemetery, Philipsburg Manor, and the October-peak Westchester weekend.

Tarrytown

Westchester County

Washington Irving territory — Sunnyside, Lyndhurst, and the riverside inns that anchor a walkable historic-Westchester weekend.

White Plains

Westchester County

Westchester’s seat — six licensed dispensaries, commuter-heavy dining, and the densest late-night crawl south of Kingston.

Yonkers

Westchester County

New York’s fourth-largest city, NYC-border — six licensed dispensaries, a Getty Square revival, and the broadest dining diversity in Westchester.