“Come and see why Bon
Appetit and New York Magazine, as well as
The New York Times, all rave about Ulster County and the Hudson River
Valley.” |
The Time of Your Life
Ulster County’s lifestyle is hard to match.
In fact, 3.2 million visitors annually choose to spend their leisure
time in Ulster County. And the reason is clear – Ulster has
something for everyone.
Imagine living here. The breathtaking beauty of the
Catskills, the Shawangunks, and the Hudson River, with all their
surrounding trails and forests alone, offering a lifetime of exhilarating
exploration. Outdoor sports are second to none. Be it winter or
summer, the opportunity to enjoy skiing, fishing, climbing, biking,
golfing, sky diving, hunting, hiking, tubing and swimming is always
close at hand. For history buffs, the county is filled with historic
houses, museums, antiques and covered bridges. There’s a fair
almost every weekend. Dining is superb. And the arts abound –
from galleries and theatres to concerts and dance.
Perhaps most rewarding of all though, is the everyday
living here. Welcoming communities like Woodstock, Kingston, New
Paltz, Ellenville, Stone Ridge, Highland and more have retained
all the charm of their past without sacrificing modern convenience.
Housing in Ulster County offers a wide range of architectural styles
and prices, from cozy cottages to grand estates, from historic stone
houses to modern architecture.
Our elementary and secondary school districts are
recognized for their accelerated programs and excellence in academic
achievement and athletics. Our regional test scores are among the
highest in New York State. And, the region boasts 28 colleges and
universities where over 24,000 degrees are conferred annually.
Shopping is easy and convenient. Malls, quaint village
shops, large supermarkets and farm stands all thrive here. There
is ample access to excellent health care. And last, but not least,
you’ll find friendly, caring neighbors waiting to welcome
you.
Come and see why Bon Appetit and New York Magazine,
as well as The New York Times, all rave about Ulster County and
the Hudson River Valley.
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