Trail-front Hudson Valley Retreat in Rosendale

Trailfront Hudson Valley Retreat

Directly along the Empire State Trail (New Paltz-Kingston) and steps from the iconic Rosendale trestle.

Sip coffee on the deck as cyclists pass below, then step out the front door to hike, bike, run, or cross-country ski.

A short walk to the historic town center featuring great dining and shops, the Trestle House is an oasis with a large front porch and lovely backyard w/ deck.

Shawangunk Ridge (“the Gunks”) and Mohonk Preserve 15–20 min away.


About the Space

EXPLORE THE BEST OF THE HUDSON VALLEY

Trestle House is not simply a place to stay — it’s a front-row seat to Hudson Valley outdoor life.

Approximately two hours from NYC in the lovely upstate hamlet of Rosendale, Trestle House is conveniently nestled between New Paltz and Kingston, giving guests easy access to some of the best hiking, biking, and world-renowned climbing; an extraordinary array of restaurants and farmers markets, wineries, and breweries; as well as revitalizing spas and mindfulness options, wonderful shopping, music venues, and entertainment.

LODGING/ACCOMMODATIONS

This well-appointed Ulster County retreat sleeps up to 8 guests across three spacious floors:

Main (Middle) Floor
Living room, open kitchen / dining room with new appliances, full bath, and one bedroom (queen bed)
Front deck overlooking the trail corridor with steps down to the parking area and bottom-level patio
Walk-out rear patio with private yard space

Top Floor
Two bedrooms (both with king beds), one with a dedicated work space (including a desk and printer), a full bath, and separate laundry room with a brand-new, state-of-the-art washer and dryer

Bottom Floor
Basement lounge space featuring bar / game room with pool table, workout space and equipment, full bath, and a convertible sofa that can accommodate two more guests (two twin beds)
Walk-out front patio area

This is an ideal homebase for cycling groups, trail runners, ski weekends, climbing trips, yoga retreats, bachelor or bachelorette gatherings, remote-working professionals from NYC, and European travelers exploring the Hudson Valley. The Trailways bus from Port Authority is located less then 5 minutes from the house, with convenient bike rentals, TRT bike rentals, is located right next to the Bus Station. Hosted by two Hudson Valley natives who are happy to share their passion and knowledge for the area, we’re here to help you explore during your stay.

Of the three full bathrooms — one on each floor — the two top floor bathrooms feature radiant heat floors, offering spa-level comfort after long days on the trail or slopes.

The fully stocked kitchen includes an espresso maker, microwave, blender and everything needed to cook properly — whether fueling for a long ride along the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail, a hike at Mohonk Preserve, or a day exploring Minnewaska State Park Preserve (group pass provided). Guests enjoy complimentary coffee and tea, a welcoming bottle of local Hudson Valley wine, and a thoughtfully stocked cash minibar to unwind in the evenings.

Modern climate control and air filtration in every room ensure year-round comfort.

From the windows and decks, the trail is visible — runners, cyclists, and in winter, Nordic skiers moving past — creating a sense of immersion few properties can offer.

OUTDOOR RECREATION AND CULTURE AT YOUR FINGER TIPS

Direct access to:
Empire State Trail / Wallkill Valley Rail Trail
The historic Rosendale trestle bridge
Kingston (north) or New Paltz (south) via car or bike
Dutchess County just over the Mid-Hudson Bridge (drive) or Walkway Over the Hudson (bike)
Winter cross-country skiing and snowshoeing from the property

Within 10–20 minutes:
Shawangunk Ridge (“the Gunks”) — one of the world’s premier rock-climbing destinations
Mohonk Preserve, with iconic features such as The Labyrinth and The Lemon Squeeze
Minnewaska State Park Preserve, featuring hiking, swimming and carriage roads to ride / ski
Hiking at Joppenbergh Mountain in Rosendale
City of Kingston and Village of New Paltz

Within 45 minutes:
Hunter Mountain for alpine skiing and winter sports
Olana State Historic Site & city of Hudson
Storm King Art Center
Village of Woodstock/Town of Saugerties- Opus 40
City Poughkeepsie - Bardavon

KEY TRESTLE HOUSE AMENITIES

Throughout the space:
Sonos sound system
High-speed Wi-Fi (remote-work ready)
Spectrum cable
Six flat-screen TVs (including one in each bedroom)
Vintage CD player with diverse CD collection
Visit guidance including maps, brochures, and more
Walls adorned with art from regional artists

For wellness and recovery:
Three yoga mats
Foam roller
Large exercise ball
Free weights

Indoor fun after the miles:
The lower level features
a dedicated game room with pool table
Bar area with plenty of glassware, stocked with local wine for purchase (cash or requested payment after stay)
Multiple TVs throughout
Board games for everyone to enjoy

FAQ

Parking for up to 3 cars
Pet-friendly up to 2 dogs, under 50 lbs, $50/day per dog
Crib and pack and play available
Smoke / CO2 detector
Dedicated shoe and boot area to keep your stay tidy

HOUSE RULES


Guests are welcome to come for dinner or BBQ, but please limit to 5 extra guests. There’s are no extra parking spaces beyond the three assigned so guests will need to be dropped off or picked up if necessary. There is extra parking across from St. Peters church
Smoking/vaping is ok outside only!!! Please dispose of all butts and make sure they are completely out before disposal
Our home is located in a quiet neighborhood, please restrict loud noise between 7am and 10 pm. Extreme disturbance to the neighbors may result in immediate cancelation of your stay


CONCIERGE SERVICES

Concierge services, curated tours, guided hikes, cycling route planning, and customized Hudson Valley experiences are available upon request
Transportation from the Trailways Rosendale bus station, Poughkeepsie train station or Rhinecliff Amtrak station can be arranged for an additional fee (inquire after booking)

MORE ABOUT HISTORIC ROSENDALE

Trestle House was originally built in the 1800s when Rosendale was a booming cement town, helping erect historic monuments like the Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty, and Washington Monument, plus regional engineering marvels like the D&H Canal, Ashokan Reservoir, and Croton Dam.