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Cold
Spring, New York
Shopping is just one of many outdoor sports in
this town
From the April 22, 2002 Issue of New York
Less
than two hours from Grand Central on Metro-North's scenic Hudson Line
(sit on the left to catch the amazing views of the Palisades), the
quaint, walkable town of Cold Spring, New York, is a shopper's mecca
-- antiques mostly, but also chic boutiques, like the country outpost
of Boucher, the popular meatpacking-district jewelry shop. There are
several good restaurants (try the homey Cathryn's Tuscan Grill) and
lots of outdoor options. Hudson Valley Outfitters will sell you trail
maps and hiking gear, or arrange kayaking tours. Bed down at the Hudson
House Inn: It's right on the river and, like everything else in town,
an easy walk from the train station.
-- AMY LAROCCA
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Details
Metro-North (800-638-7646); Hudson House Inn (doubles from $155;
845-265-9355 or hudsonhouseinn.com);
Boucher (845-265-6095); Cathryn's Tuscan Grill (845-265-5582);
Hudson Valley Outfitters (kayak tours, $95 including lunch;
845-265-0221).
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Photograph: Fairmont Hotels and Resorts |
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