Weekend trip new NYC
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Rhineback, NY - there are lots of B & B's and you can have dinner at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park.....or Woodstock, NY...or the North Fork of LI, where you can visit wineries...or Cape May, NJ, which is a beach community but quite lovely in the autumn...or the Poconos, Pennsylvania....
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Chris, I second Sara's Lake Placid recommendation. The Mirror Lake Inn is as romantic as they come. Lake Placid is about a 5 1/2 drive from NYC (it's 2 1/2 hours north of Albany, where I live). If you have Columbus Day off, it would be a great destination for the 3-day weekend.
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Oh I'm sorry about Mirror Lake Chris! It sure is wonderful.
You could do with Linda's suggestion and go with Rhinebeck. The Beekman Arms is a fabulous and romantic bed & breakfast. It is the oldest Inn in NY.
The Culinary Institue is in/around New Paltz. Check and see if you can reserve seating as it is well worth it!
If you are indeed coming from the city you can take the MetroNorth there. Leaves should be turning then...if they don't just drop off the trees from the drought that is.
Good Luck.
L
You could do with Linda's suggestion and go with Rhinebeck. The Beekman Arms is a fabulous and romantic bed & breakfast. It is the oldest Inn in NY.
The Culinary Institue is in/around New Paltz. Check and see if you can reserve seating as it is well worth it!
If you are indeed coming from the city you can take the MetroNorth there. Leaves should be turning then...if they don't just drop off the trees from the drought that is.
Good Luck.
L
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Oh I'm sorry about Mirror Lake Chris! It sure is wonderful.
You could do with Linda's suggestion and go with Rhinebeck. The Beekman Arms is a fabulous and romantic bed & breakfast. It is the oldest Inn in NY.
The Culinary Institue is in/around New Paltz. Check and see if you can reserve seating as it is well worth it!
If you are indeed coming from the city you can take the MetroNorth there. Leaves should be turning then...if they don't just drop off the trees from the drought that is.
Good Luck.
L
You could do with Linda's suggestion and go with Rhinebeck. The Beekman Arms is a fabulous and romantic bed & breakfast. It is the oldest Inn in NY.
The Culinary Institue is in/around New Paltz. Check and see if you can reserve seating as it is well worth it!
If you are indeed coming from the city you can take the MetroNorth there. Leaves should be turning then...if they don't just drop off the trees from the drought that is.
Good Luck.
L
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