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Attractions
Events
Gifts

Products
Bread
Cheese
Flowers
Honey
Produce
Wine

We fly from the heart of the Hudson valley and are near New York City, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. We offer gift certificates, private rides, and accommodate group bookings. More than half our flights are gifts or celebrations such as anniversaries, birthdays, or other special occasions such as engagement flights.

A great family outdoor adventure. Try man's oldest form of aviation. Flights are scheduled in the mornings just after sunrise and in the evenings just prior to sunset, We are located only a short drive from NYC and we can meet you at the Metro North train station in Beacon. Scheduling is done on a first come, first served basis, with October being our busiest month.

The word is Above average Italian food; serving great pasta dishes in a comfortable and friendly setting.

Features
Outdoor dining on the patio

The word is Great ambiance in this upscale bistro serving creative and delicious food.

At Common ground Farm you can

• Fill your basket every week with locally grown vegetables and herbs.
• Attend educational workshops.
• Know your farmers and work alongside them.
• Know where and how your food grows.
• Help keep the Hudson Valley beautiful, green and productive.

Press blue button to learn more about our CSA and how it works, our harvest, distribution, and more.

CSA Products
Flowers
Vegetables

Including
Arugula
Basil
Bok choy
Broccoli
Green beans
Lettuces
Onions
Parsley
Potatoes
Snow Peas

The word is Be sure to try this "charming tea room" serving wonderful lunch sandwiches, scones, butternut squash ravioli, and more. Many declare Cup & Saucer as a favorite "lunch destination" where "the food is awesome."

In May 2003, Dia opened Dia:Beacon, Riggio Galleries, a museum to house its renowned but rarely seen permanent collection comprised of major works of art from the 1960s to the present. Located on the Hudson River in Beacon, New York, Dia:Beacon occupies a nearly 300,000-square-foot historic printing factory.

The Beacon museum’s expansive galleries have been specifically designed for the display of the artworks to which Dia is committed, many of which, because of their character or scale, could not be easily accommodated by more conventional museums.

Works installed at the museum range from the1978 Shadows (a single work comprising multiple canvases) by Andy Warhol; to three of Richard Serra's monumental sculptures in the Torqued Ellipses; "monuments" for V. Tatlin, a series of fluorescent light works by Dan Flavin; several mixed-media installations by Joseph Beuys and Agnes Martin’s 1999 paintings Innocent Love, among others. Each artist’s work is displayed in a dedicated gallery or galleries: in many cases these presentations were created in collaboration with the artists themselves.

The Building and Site
Built in 1929 by Nabisco (National Biscuit Company), the historic steel, concrete, and glass factory building, designed by Nabisco’s staff architect Louis N. Wirshing, Jr., is a model of early-twentieth-century industrial architecture. Press blue button for visitor information and more about Dia:Beacon Riggio Galleries.

The word is Small cafe with cozy atmosphere and Outdoor dining available; offering delicious and healthy foods including soups, salads, sandwiches, good cheese selection, and more at a reasonable price . . . and yummy desserts.

Take Metro North to the town of Beacon where you can visit Dia:Beacon Museum - Riggio Galleries or spend the day visiting the home of Franklin D. Roosevelt, a National Historic Site in beautiful Dutchess County.

In addition to being the future home of a cutting-edge "Green" hotel/conference center, numerous improvements are underway at Beacon Point. This rehabilitated industrial site will feature a 16-acre riverfront park. Construction on the park is currently underway, but members of the public are welcome to come and see George Trakas' dramatic new riverfront sculpture with its terraced angling deck, boardwalk, and a restored bulkhead.

Things To Do
Fishing Pier
Hiking / Walking Trails
Canoe / Kayak access on Beacon Shoreline Trail
Picnicking

Directions
From Newburgh-Beacon Bridge, go 1.8 miles south on Route 9D, right on Beekman Street, Right on Red Flynn Drive then immediate left on Long Dock Road.

Press blue button for Scenic Hudson, hours of operation, parking information, trail maps, photos and more about Long Dock Beacon.

After a day out at Long Dock Beacon, select from one of many excellent restaurants in Dutchess County.

Madam Brett Park is an urban oasis along the Fishkill Creek in Beacon featuring tranquil trails and a beautiful waterfall. This 12-acre park connects to the "Beacon Shoreline Trail" providing a link between Dennings Point, Long Dock Beacon and the Beacon train station.

One mile of trails along the Fishkill Creek lead to scenic overlooks of tidal marshes and Tioronda Falls.

Things To Do
Hiking / Walking Trails
Picnicking
Scenic Waterfall

Directions
From Newburgh-Beacon Bridge head 3.2 miles south on Route 9D, turn right on Tioronda Ave., then left under the railroad trestle. Parking area is on the left.

Spend a few hours enjoying Madam Brett Park. When it's time to eat, select from one of many excellent restaurants in Dutchess County.

Mount Beacon towers above Beacon and Fishkill at the northern gateway to the Hudson Highlands.

Mount Beacon is the most visible summit for miles around, providing the defining backdrop for local communities. Its prominence made the mountain an important factor in the Revolutionary War, when George Washington's troops set signal fires to communicate vital information about British troop movements.

The incline railway, the steepest of its kind in the world at the time, carried visitors to the heights of the mountain for dining, dancing and enjoying spectacular views, from 1902 until the late 1970s.

Mount Beacon Park was created on land preserved by Scenic Hudson in the City of Beacon and Town of Fishkill. Totaling 234 acres, the parcels were purchased in 1995 and 1998, respectively.

Things To Do
Birding
Hiking / Walking Trails
Nature Study
Picnicking
Scenic Views

Directions
Parking area and trailhead are located at the intersection of Route 9D and Howland Avenue in the City of Beacon.

After a day of hiking, walking, or studying the wildlife, pack a picnic from the produce at a local farm in the Hudson Valley. Or dine at one of the many excellent restaurants in Dutchess New York.

The word is Recent reviews (2010) are very mixed.

Features
Local, grass-fed and organic ingredients

The word is "Poppy's grass fed beef burgers are delicious, but be prepared for a totally "no frills" storefront with a few tables, pinball machine, and food wrapped in foil and served in a paper bag. Plates are not available and if your in the mood for a salad, you'll have to manage with tomato and lettuce and a tiny side of coleslaw. For me, the grass-fed burger prepared to perfection, is worth the trip."

On a warm day buy the burgers and eat out at one of the parks along the Hudson in Beacon, New York.

Things To Do
Bowling lanes (32)
Bumper bowling for children
Cosmic Rock Bowl
League bowling
Open bowling
Parties (kids birthday parties)
Pro Shop
Specials
Automatic Scoring

Refreshments
Lounge
Snackbar

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