HVOR

Hudson Valley On-Road Section

Olana to Hudson
  • 6 miles
  • 2 to 3 hours
  • 30 minutes to 1 hour
  • Paved

Trail Overview

This 6-mile section is part of a longer 35-mile on-road Empire State Trail section, from Kingston to the City of Hudson, that is appropriate for experienced, long-distance bicyclists comfortable riding next to vehicle traffic. The section starts at a parking area adjacent to Olana State Historic Site, at the intersection of State Routes 23 and 9G. The route heads north for 3 miles, on the shoulder of a busy state roadway. Trail users then pass through Hudson on city streets, providing access to a variety of local services. Just north of the City, this section ends at the intersection of Route 9 and Delaware Ave in the Town of Greenport, which marks the beginning of the Albany-Hudson Electric Trail.

Cycling Directions

Cue sheets provide step by step navigation instructions for cycling the trail in both directions.

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Art & Culture

Historic

Train Stations

Hudson

B&B & Country Inns & Farm Stays

Mount Merino Manor

Experience the gracious hospitality of luxury with Catskill Mountain views. Romantic guest rooms offer whirlpool tubs, spa showers, beautiful linens, all modern conveniences, travel amenities and a full gourmet breakfast. A private country escape, adjacent to Olana and just minutes to art, antique, shopping, dinning and outdoor activities.

The Hudson Navigator

Located in historic downtown Hudson, Columbia County. Interior is spacious, room palettes relaxing, furnishings are sophisticated but comfortable. Recently restored Victorian rich in detail. Convenient to Amtrak.

Wm. Farmer and Sons

An intimate, fourteen room hotel located in the heart of historical Hudson. We offer devilishly attractive rooms at unpretentious prices.

Hotels/Motels & Resorts

Rivertown Lodge

A retro-cool, two-story 1920s building originally conceived as a movie theater features a cozy, updated version of early Americana, with wood plank floors, a library and a mix of vintage and refined custom-built furniture pieces.

The Wick

If you’re interested in discovering local, independently owned shops featuring affordable artwork, seasonal culinary creations, and craft beverages, Hudson is the place to be! The Wick Hotel is in the heart of this creative town’s renaissance. The hotel features 55 guest rooms and is only one block from the Amtrak Train Station.