Attractions in Hudson Valley Wine Country - The Roots of American Wine

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS BISTRO MOUNTAIN STORE
312 Route 44-55 (Rte. 299 intersection) Gardiner, NY 12525
Phone: 845-255-2999
Website: www.mainstreetbistro.com

A full-service deli and grocery store located at the foot of the Shawangunk Cliffs! Stop in For gourmet sandwiches and salads, self-serve ice cream, homemade baked goods, Vegetarian and vegan items, ice, soda, snacks, film, ATM and so much more! Mountain bike and helmet rentals available. Open 7 days.

BRIDGE CREEK CATERING
3 Bridge Creek Road New Paltz, NY 12561
Phone: 845-255-9234 Fax: 845-255-8248
Website: www.bridgecreekcatering.com

Bridge Creek Catering is a full service catering company with expertise in fine party giving, innovative menus, stylish presentation, highest quality food, and gracious service. You pick the wine and let us bring the food. Serving the entire Hudson Valley. Please visit our website.

THE CHEESE PLATE
10 Main St. #302 New Paltz, NY 12561
Ph 255-2444 Fax 255-2597

Artisanal and small production cheeses from NY State and beyond. Hand made chocolates. Farm fresh ice cream. Conveniently located on the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail in the village of New Paltz. Linger over a cheese plate while enjoying the beautiful Shawangunk Mountains from our back porch. Paraphernalia for the cheese and chocolate lover—books, cheese boards, knives and plates, fondue pots, kitchenwares. Picnic baskets and gourmet gift baskets—we ship! Open 7 days 11-6.

G. STEVE JORDAN GALLERY
Water Street Market • 10 Main Street, New Paltz NY 12561
Phone: 845-255-6800
Website: www.gstevejordan.com

Evocative fine-art landscape photography by G. Steve Jordan, featuring the Mohonk Images collection of photographs of “One of the Last Great Places on Earth.” Also on display are giclee prints from original pastels, watercolors and oil paintings of the Hudson Valley landscape. Water Street Market is located along the River and the Rail Trail. “Stunning photos…” Hudson Valley Magazine.

HUDSON RIVER ADVENTURE CRUISES
26 Front Street, Newburgh, NY 12550
Departs Torches Landing.
Phone: 845-220-2120
Website: www.prideofthehudson.com

May 1 – Oct 31 * Pride of the Hudson: 2-hour narrated sightseeing cruises Wednesday-Sunday.
Call to confirm schedule. $17 Adult, $16 Senior/Child (4-11).
Pollepel: Bannerman Island Walking Tours via the Pollepel. Saturday & Sunday. 2.5 hours. Advance ticket purchase suggested. $40.

HUDSON VALLEY POTTERY TRAIL
Phone: 845-687-7256, 845-687-7828
Website: www.potterytrail.com

Nestled in the mid-Hudson Valley, the beautiful villages of West Park, Bloomington, High Falls, Stone Ridge, Accord and West Hurley are a potter’s enclaves. You can visit 10 working studio showrooms along 15 miles of scenic roads with intriguing shops and great restaurants along the way. Please visit our website or call for our color brochure.

JUCKAS STABLES, INC.
Route 302, Bullville, NY 10915
Phone: 845-361-1429
Website: www.juckasstables.com

Horseback riding for all ages! Friendly Farm Atmosphere, beautiful trails, excellent horses. Private and group lessons. Parties, overnight camping rides, hayrides. Celebrating 40 years! Call for reservations.

PAZDAR WINERY
Website: www.pazdarwinery.com
E-mail: pazdar@citlink.com

Pazdar Winery is well known for its unique, one of a kind, and hand crafted wines. According to the "East Coast Wineries A Complete Guide From Maine To Virginia" by Carlo De Vito, "They are worth searching out."

RED PUMP STUDIO/ GALLERY
75 Allhusen Road New Paltz, NY 12561
Phone: 845-256-1236
Website: www.redpumpstudio.com

Gallery features watercolor paintings and prints of the Hudson Valley’s extraordinary views plus other paintings of far off places by Jim Adair. Also special gallery shows of local artists throughout the year. Located 6 miles south of New Paltz off Route 32 just down the road from Adair Vineyards.

SUGAR LOAF ARTS & CRAFT VILLAGE
Sugar Loaf, NY
Phone: 845-469-9181
Website: www.sugarloafnychamber.com

Nestled in the heart of beautiful Warwick Valley, Sugar Loaf is a charming hamlet, surrounded by horse farms and apple orchards, brimming with history and architecture. About 58 miles from New York City, we are a village of working craftspeople, and can boast of over 50 galleries, studios and shops full of interesting and unusual hand made items.

TANTILLO’S FARM/ MARKET
730 Route 208 Gardiner, NY 12525
Phone: 845-255-6196
Website: www.tantillosfarm.com

Family run farm since 1932. Market open April-November, 9am to 6pm. Pick your own cherries, peas, tomatoes, peaches, apples and pumpkins. Homegrown fruits and vegetables in season, apple cider doughnuts, homemade jams & jellies, pastries and Raffaela’s homemade fruit pies & cakes. Market features an ice cream stand with special toppings from farm fruit. Ice cream cakes available. Bedding plants available in spring—mums in fall. 1 mile south of Rte. 44/55.

TUTHILLTOWN SPIRITS
14 Gristmill Lane, Gardiner, NY 12525
Phone: 845-255-1527
Website: www.tuthilltown.com

Micro-distillery at historic 220 year old Tuthilltown Gristmill; creating distinctive spirits from Hudson Valley agricultural products including corn, apples and pumpkins. 2006 brands: Heart of the Hudson Apple Vodka and Old Gristmill Corn Whiskey. Distillery and property available for events along the Shawangunkskill riverfront. Distillation and spirits workshops. Private label available.

WALLKILL VIEW FARM MARKET
15 Route 299 West New Paltz, NY 12561
Phone: 845-255-8050

A four season-farm market. Quality produce, plants and gifts. Open daily 9am – 7pm.

WARWICK VALLEY FARMERS MARKET
South Street Parking Lot (off Main St.) in Warwick, NY
Phone: 845-987-9990

Enjoy farm-fresh local produce, organic greens, bakes goods, flowers, cheeses, free-range eggs/chicken/meats, fresh fruits, honey, jams/jellies, herbs. Located between two local wineries. Sundays, 9am to 2pm, May 16 to Oct. 31, 2004. South Street Parking Lot (off Main St.) in Warwick, NY.

WRIGHT’S FARM MARKET
699 Route 208 * Gardiner, NY 12525
Phone: 845-255-5300

Old fashioned farm market, featuring Pick Your Own Apples/Cherries. Homegrown fruits, veggies, homemade fruit pies, cider donuts, cookies, jams, and pickles. Annuals, perennials and hanging baskets. Open year round 8am-6pm. ¼mile south of 44/55.

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