"There is a short window each year to check out fall colors and it can vary across a state, like when you're chasing fall foliage across Virginia. When you find yourself in the Hudson Valley River area at just the right time, the fall foliage is so worth it. To get the full effect of the beautiful colors, consider booking a riverboat cruise and watch the progression of glorious colors from the water."
"There is no shortage of fall leaf-peeping opportunities in the Empire State, including along unique rail bike tours across New York. But the Hudson Valley regularly tops lists of the most beautiful places in the U.S. to catch fall foliage, where brilliant colors spill over the riverbanks from dense stands of deciduous trees along much of the length of this massive waterway."
"While there are a plethora of gorgeous towns to visit along the path of the Hudson Valley River, the view you get from this scenic foliage tour will live with you for a long time. You can fit this boat tour into your day's activities, but keep in mind that it is a four-hour tour. Have no fear, this lengthy trek, departing from and returning to Manhattan, will not only have you oohing and ahhing over the fall colors like fireworks flashing in the sky,"
Fall colors in the Hudson Valley appear only during a short annual window and timing can vary across regions. A riverboat cruise provides panoramic views as colors progress along the water. The Hudson Valley features dense stands of deciduous trees—birches, oaks, and maples—that create brilliant yellows, reds, and oranges spilling over riverbanks. Circle Line offers a 40-mile Hudson River Fall Foliage Cruise that departs from and returns to Manhattan and runs about four hours. The tour passes historic and trendy riverside towns and gently sloping hills. The riverboat includes amenities to keep passengers comfortable while they view the foliage.
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