The Hudson Valley is a cliffy region. High, rocky faces give it much of its character and help create superb hiking and climbing destinations. Trails to lofty elevations with good views criss-cross the region, mainly in state parks and preserves. Also, several long-distance paths traverse the Valley or run its length. The series of cliffs known as the Shawangunks (pronounced"shawngums") is one of the most popular rock climbing destinations in the eastern United States. Read More »
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Parks Near Hudson River Valley
- The Adirondacks,NY (19 mi.)
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- Camel's Hump State Park,VT (50 mi.)
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