The Most Awesomest Teeny Tiny Hamlet!
High Falls is small. You need a magnifying glass to find it. But this little town is bursting at the seams with fine foods, arts and history.
Some of the best restaurants in the Hudson Valley (according to me and a few of my buddies, like the NY Times) are located in High Falls, including the 4 star Depuy Canal House, eclectic Egg’s Nest and delectable Northern Spy.
PROS
- The restaurants are to die for!
- This itsy bitsy town even has a Sunday flea market (May-Oct) and a food coop.
- High Falls is sandwiched between 2 other extraordinary towns: Rosendale and Stone Ridge. It’s also close to New Paltz, Kingston and Woodstock. There’s plenty to do in the area.
- It’s less than 2 hours from city.
CONS
- The entire town is walkable, but you need a car to get there.
- Apart from the restaurants (Did I mention them?), you can do the town in a couple of hours.
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sounds nice. reminds me of a place i went camping in when i used to live in england. beautiful, nice restaurants, but if you walked across the street you’ve already seen the whole town because it’s very tiny.
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