Today we will start from New York and drive to Storm King Art Center, where you can not only enjoy the natural landscape including farmland and natural woodland, but also appreciate a variety of collections and sculptures, and feel the influence of artistic atmosphere. The fusion of nature and art is vividly reflected here. You can also bring your own snacks for a picnic. Then go to Cold Spring Town, which is surrounded by mountains and rivers. You can walk on a mountain trail and stroll on the stone road to enjoy the magnificent view of the Hudson River Valley, and finally return to New York.

Itinerary:

New York – Storm King Art Center (optional, 3 hours) – Cold Spring Town (2 hours)– New York

Storm King Art Center

Storm King Art Center is a 500-acre outdoor museum located in New York’s Hudson Valley, where visitors experience large-scale sculpture and site-specific commissions under open sky. Storm King Art Center’s dramatic landscape includes farmed fields, natural woodlands, lawns, native grasses, wetlands, and water. As Storm King Art Center has grown, its landscape has been gradually altered to accommodate and enhance the collection, frame vistas, and encourage movement through the site. Storm King Art Center is an international destination for experiencing art in nature and welcomes more than 200,000 visitors annually.

Cold Spring Town

Cold Spring Town is one of the most beautiful towns to discover in New York! As a surviving industrial village, Cold Spring's commercial, ecclesiastical, and residential features reflect the economic and social dynamics of the early 19th century era. With plenty to do, this town is perfect for anyone to discover.