Pet Friendly Things To Do in Fort Montgomery, New York

On October 6, 1777, this was the scene of a fierce Revolutionary War battle for control of the Hudson River. Visitors today can tour the remains of the 14-acre fortification, perched on a cliff ove... More on Heritage

Site of the Revolutionary War battle of 1777 that turned the course of the war. New visitor's center with archeological items, displays and theater. Hiking trails, interpretive ... More on iloveny.com

Surrounded by Bear Mountain State Park the lake is clean and swimming... More on Trekaroo

Bear Mountain State Park, one of the most popular parks in the East, offers some of the best views of the H... More on LLBean.com

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Enjoy a guided tour of the U. S. Military Academy. Walk the paths of generals and presidents tracing the f... More on Orangetourism.org

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Russel Wright, a preeminent midcentury American designer, tucked a unique country home into the woods and ... More on Frommers

The guide was very knowledgable and we enjoyed hearing how Mr. Wright designed the trails, the grounds and ... More on TripAdvisor

Major General Henry Knox, Commander of the America artillery, established his military headquarters at John Ellison's 1754 Georgian-style house during the Revolutionary War. From October 1782 until... More on Heritage

Inscription. Home of John Ellison, erected 1754 by William Bull for Col. Thomas Ellison. Used various times between 1779-1783 by Generals Knox, Greene & Gates during the Revolutionary War. New Wind... More on HMDB

In October 1782, General George Washington moved his army to New Windsor to establish living quarters for his soldiers. Six hundred log huts became the cantonment with high-ranking officers residin... More on Wildernet.com

This was the site of the last winter encampment of George Washington's Continental Army. Demonstrations by cos ... More on PlanetWare

Rich in folk lore and unprecedented beauty, this cemetery began in the early 1600's by the Dutch colonists and has grown to cover almost 100 acres. Dogs are ... More on DogFriendly.com

Several famous individuals buried here, including Washington Irving, William Rockefeller, Walter Chrysler, ... More on Discover America

Spanning for 35 miles in NYS, offering scenic view of the Hudson River, Greenwood Lake, and also winds its way through the Trailside ... More on iloveny.com

Inscription. The Appalachian National Scenic Trail, designated a linear National Park by the 1968 National Trails System Act, is a continuous, marked public footpath extending approximately 2,144 m... More on HMDB