Small and rural, the community of North Hudson, New York can only really be described as a hamlet; a collection of houses and businesses that might form one street if they were placed side by side. Some outsiders might look at this compactness as counter productive, a sign of a lack of growth. To those in the know however, North Hudson, New York is the perfect size for this area of the country.

Located in the heart of the Adirondack Forest Reserve, North Hudson, New York is right in the middle of the largest reserve of its type in the country. Lying at the foot of the Adirondack Mountain, those large, impressive and domineering monoliths, North Hudson, New York is ideally located for its role in the state: providing fun and entertainment in one of natures back gardens. Tourism is the heartbeat of this area of Essex County, and there are no shortages of visitors in the summer and winter.

Hiking, fishing, white water rafting, boating, swimming and canoeing, these are just some of a diverse range of activities that are common occurrences in North Hudson, New York; that’s before we even get to skiing. The area is a nature enthusiasts dream come true, and it’s the perfect getaway or holiday destination.

Inspiring generation after generation, North Hudson, New York and the surrounding area is unique in its location, environment and all that it has to offer. Its a great place to spend a week or, for some, the rest of their lives.