Saturday, 26 July 2025

Now Boarding: Epic Rail Journeys across New York State!

Rail travel is a relaxing, scenic way to explore New York State’s charming towns, historic sites, wineries, farm-to-table dining, vibrant arts scenes, and breathtaking natural landscapes.

With easy connections across the state, it’s a seamless, car-free way to experience its rich diversity.

1. Explore the Long Island lifestyle

Taking the Long Island Rail Road from New York City, it’s easy to reach the famed sandy shores of Long Island in just a couple of hours. A beach-lover's paradise, Long Island is home to the iconic Hamptons, the Gold Coast Mansions that inspired The Great Gatsby, and a culinary scene filled with world-class wineries and farm-fresh cuisine. For the active, there’s deep sea fishing, golf, and scenic state parks to explore.
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2. A food and nature-lovers journey from Hudson Valley to the Adirondacks

Take a seat on Amtrak's Adirondack Service, named in the top 10 for the Most Scenic Train Rides in the World by National Geographic, to journey through Hudson Valley’s lush wine country and culinary scene, feel refreshed at Saratoga Springs (a natural mineral springs hub), explore wild landscapes in the vast Adirondacks and sail the calm waters of Lake Champlain, just south of the Canadian border.
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3. Liquid refreshments and aquatic attractions on the journey west

Along Amtrak’s The Empire Service, carving a path across state lines through Central New York and the Finger Lakes to Greater Niagara, you’ll get a true taste of New York State’s celebrated sips and fascinating culture. From Finger Lake wines and countless craft breweries and distilleries to tranquil small towns and must-visit attractions, plus Buffalo’s famous wings, there’s plenty to taste, see, and do - including the awe-inspiring Niagara Falls.
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4. Discover more from Poughkeepsie

Break up the journey with a stopover in friendly Poughkeepsie, just 1 hour 45 mins from New York City, to explore more of Hudson Valley. With historic mansions, acclaimed gardens and a vibrant food and wine scene, it’s little wonder Hudson Valley was named in National Geographic Traveller’s Top 20 best global destinations.
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