As you plan your visit to the magnificent Hudson River Valley it is sometimes desirable to have in hand the printed brochures and guides available. We are happy to give you the opportunity to quickly and easily select the brochures you think are most important for your planning.

To receive the information, simply check off the items you want. Then give us where to send them, answer a couple of questions and submit your request. We will then take over, send your requests to the appropriate agencies and sources and they will get them in the mail to you. We have provided you the phone numbers of the Tourism Offices if you need to get copies fast.

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Hudson River Valley Travel Guide
Published by the consortium of Hudson Valley Tourism offices, this guide provides both the overview as well as many of the details you need in planning your visit to the Valley.

Good general coverage of all the areas of the Valley are included, with information on attractions, accommodations, food and shopping. Good general maps are provided giving you the perspectives you need when deciding on where to go and what to do on your visit into the Valley.

"There's Only One Hudson River Valley Regional Travel Guide" is a must have when thinking about a visit to this most marvelous of river valleys.

or call Hudson Valley Tourism - 800.232.4782

Albany County
What a wonderful time to visit Albany, New York's historic Capital. In 2002 we celebrated the 350th anniversary of the founding of Beverwyck, the village that was to become Albany.

Albany has always been at the crossroads of the Northeast and the best destination for work and leisure. We have hosted meetings that shaped our nation and continue to mold our future. The Hudson River Valley has been described as the "landscape that defined America" and has been designated as a National Heritage Area.

Come visit and see why.

or call Albany County Visitors Bureau - 800.258.3582

Orange County
Orange County has everything from the first Registered National Historic Landmark (Washington's Headquarters) to America's largest sculpture park, Storm King Art Center. When you visit us, you'll see wineries, West Point, Museum Village, and antiques shops. Cruise the Hudson River and raft the Delaware. Shop at Sugar Loaf Craft Village and Woodbury Common Premium Outlets; then see beautiful objects being made a Gillinder Glass. There's somethign for everyone.

Come experience our Hudson Valley hospitality right here in Orange County. We're waiting to welcome you!

or call Orange County Tourism - 800.762.8687

Putnam County
From our spectacular views of the Hudson River in the west to the rolling hills and sparkling reservoirs of the east, Putnam County may very well be the best kept secret of the Hudson Valley.

We welcome you and look forward to making your visit to Putnam County a happy one.

or call Putnam County Visitors Bureau - 800.470.4854

Rensselaer County
With connections to Uncle Sam, Norman Rockwell, "The Night Before Christmas" and "Yankee Doodle", Rensselaer County is as All-American as mom and apple pie. The secret of the region's appeal? Why, there is so much to see, do and discover here.

or call Rensselaer County Tourism - 518.270.2959

Rockland County
The incomparable beauty and quaint charms of Rockland County offer peaceful, pastoral countryside spiced by river villages, historic sites and, arguably, the world's most beautiful river valley. It's unmatched as a getaway spot for a day, a week, or more. There are magnificent Hudson River views that once inspired a whole school of American painters. 32,000 acres of unspoiled parklands. Rolling mountains, sparkling lakes for swimming, fishing and boating. Unique historic sites that made important contributions to America's earliest history. Intriguing museums, landmarks, music and theatre await you.

But don't be fooled by this seemingly rural charm. Because of the county's proximity to New York City (16 miles), and residents that are no less than icons in the theatre, arts and business, there is a sophistication found only in big cities. With Palisades Center Mall and close-by Woodbury Commons, boutiques, shops and galleries, you will find endless shopping opportunities. And restaurants—we rival Manhattan's best. We have some great things hidden in the little corners of our world.

or call Rockland County Tourism - 845.708.7300

Ulster County
The magnificent Catskill Mountains rise softly above the scenic Hudson River making Ulster County a unique place to visit. Ulster County is a year-round vacation center that is alive with entertainment, adventure, culture and history.

In the warmer seasons enjoy boating or sailing the majestic Hudson. Come try biking, hiking, camping, hang-gliding or rock climbing in our Shawangunk or Catskill Mountains. Come fishing in our magnificent trout streams and lakes or golfing in scenic wonder. Take some time to explore our fairs and festivals or to taste the bounty of our farm stands and orchards.

As the weather cools and the snows fall, come cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, snow boarding, skating or, if you are really up for an adventure, try ice climbing.

Experience our vast and colorful history by visiting the oldest street in America in New Paltz, or Kingston, the first capital of New York. See the work of artisans of the past in our museums or antique shops or see the work of our modern artisans in our many art centers, galleries, performing art centers, pottery shops, art festivals and wineries.

Whether you are looking for relaxation, exploration or adventure, Ulster County has it all. Come spend some time with us...

or call Ulster County Tourism - 845.340.3566

Westchester County
Discover our past, present and future, "The Westchester Way." Westchester County, NY is home to grand castles, impressive historical sites and museums, sensational shopping, arts & entertainment plus outdoor recreation and parks with many year-round events.

or call Westchester Visitors Bureau - 800.833.WCVB

Shortline - CoachUSA
Daytrips and Overnight packages to the Hudson Valley from New York City. Sit back and relax as we transport you in one of our luxurious motorcoaches into the historic and magnificent Hudson Valley.

The Adirondacks
Wild and civilized by turns, the Adirondacks are an immense blue and green space in which to relax, play and plot an adventure. This region in Northern New York contains 3,000 ponds and lakes, 2,000 miles of hiking trails, more four-star resorts than any other destination in the state, nearly 100 campgrounds and, of course, the Adirondack Mountains.

Adirondack Regional Tourism Council
P.O. Box 2149
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
1-518-846-8016

Capital-Saratoga
Come experience Broadway shows at Upstate prices, antiquing,
water sports, national historic sites, cultural activities and world class horse racing.

For a complete packet of Travel Guides, call (800) 732-8259

Central-Leatherstocking
Central Leatherstocking Region, the land that inspired James Fenimore Cooper, spans the heart of Central New York from the Catskills to the Adirondacks. Rich in diverse natural beauty, the area is home to numerous parks, lakes, waterways, and caverns—offering opportunities for year-round recreation. Sports fans will want to visit the area’s five halls of fame: Baseball, Boxing, Distance Running, and Soccer and Twirling.

The region offers some of the finest art and science museums in the state. Breweries, wineries, antiques, world-class opera, zoos, classic cars, railroads, history museums, and the Erie Canal, whatever your interest, Central Leatherstocking Region has something in store for you.

Join us for a day, weekend, or fun-filled week’s vacation, the area offers superb accommodations, dining, and hospitality. Visit Central Leatherstocking region, and you’ll be telling tales of your own. To order the Tales & Trails Vacation Guide call (800) 233-8778, then dial 760.

Chattauqua-Allegheny
Visit Chautauqua, Cattaraugus, and Allegany Counties for the best things in life.

1(800)242-4569

Finger Lakes
New York’s Finger Lakes is absolutely brimming with history: from fascinating Native American sites to the birthplace of the Women's Rights Movement to people and places important to the Underground Railroad. It is an inspiring heritage seen in one-of-a-kind museums, felt through special collections, and brought to life with authentic demonstrations.

The historic appeal of small-town America survives in New York’s Finger Lakes as well. You’ll find it along the streets and in the town squares of charming villages tucked among our rolling hills and valleys. Our agricultural legacy will also surround you as rural landscapes begin to show growing signs of new crops and orchards start to blossom.

If it’s cultural experiences you crave, the arts scene in New York’s Finger Lakes is eclectic, exciting, sometimes surprising, and always wonderful! As spring prepares the way for summer’s addition of outdoor concerts and theatre under the stars, our cultural scene swings into high gear and visitors relish the discovery of performance venues ranging from quaintly intimate stages to modern auditoriums, from galleries in unusual spaces to impressive major collections.

From visiting the past to relishing the present, a Finger Lakes road trip is a wonderful journey!

Finger Lakes Tourism
309 Lake Street
Penn Yan, NY 14527
phone- (800) 548-4386 / fax-(315) 536-1237
info@fingerlakes.org

Long Island
Rich in history, graced with endless beaches and natural beauty, and abundant with the fruits of its centuries-old farming and fishing industries, Long Island each year attracts visitors from all over the world. And no wonder! A diverse array of attractions, festivals and fairs, cultural events, dining experiences, and a truly beautiful landscape make Long Island a destination that's hard to resist.

A glimpse inside a majestic Gold Coast mansion transports to an opulent bygone era. A walk on an empty ocean beach brings tranquility. A stroll along the piers of harbor villages conjures up images of seafarers. A splash in the wave ride at a water park excites and delights. A pick of a perfect pumpkin, or a sip of a delectable local wine, lights up the day.

Here, you can enjoy swimming and sunbathing on white, sandy beaches. Take in the excitement of thoroughbred horse racing, polo, NHL hockey, professional tennis or golf. Attend star-studded concerts and plays. Discover fine dining in romantic settings, and the freshest seafood to be found anywhere.

There is so much to see and do on Long Island, you're likely to find that one visit just won't do. Which is why we say, "You've got to get out more!"

1-877-FUN-ON-LI
(631) 951-3440
tourism@licvb.com

New York City
NYC & Company has several indispensable travel publications. The Official NYC Guide is for visitors, the Official NYC Meeting Planner is for meeting professionals, and the Official NYC Travel Planner is for tour operators and travel agents. To order one call 800/NYC-VISIT or 212/397-8222.

Updated quarterly, the Official NYC Guide is a pocket-size consumer leisure travel guide with information about transportation, hotels, sightseeing, museums, performing arts, restaurants, shopping, nightlife, and sports. There's a six-month calendar of events in the front and a map and coupons in the back. One guide is free of charge. Guides are sent via third class mail for delivery to most U.S. addresses within three weeks.

HV/Net is able to provide this centralized brochure fulfillment service to you only through the gracious cooperation of the various I Love NY county level Tourism Promotion Agencies and other agencies and sources of these materials. We encourage you to patronize their individual Internet Web Sites, linked above, to show your appreciation, encouragement and support.