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Poughkeepsie, A Fall Photo-Walk at Grand Central Terminal

Poughkeepsie, A Fall Photo-Walk

A group photo walk travels by train to Poughkeepsie, crosses the Walkway Across the Hudson and follows a riverside route toward a woodland trail. The listing gives a meeting time of 8:15 a.m. at Grand Central and notes the train ticket cost.

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October 31, 2026 · 8:15 AM – 6 PM

Grand Central Terminal, 89 E 42nd St, New York ·

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Walk across the Hudson on the Walkway Across the Hudson, then follow a riverside route toward a woodland trail while viewing fall colors; the trip begins with a train ride from Grand Central.

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Organizer’s description

Join us on our second of four Fall Colors Upstate Photo-walks Let’s escape the city for Halloween and take a long walk in upstate New York Saturday, October 31st. Meet at the Clock/Info Booth in Grand Central Station This will be an early start due to the length of the train ride. 8:15 am for 8:56 train departure on Metro North Hudson River Line to Poughkeepsie *Train Ticket Prices* *One way Trip Off-Peak $21* *One way Trip Senior/Disabled/Medicare $14* After a pleasant train ride (two hours and ten minutes) along the banks of the Hudson River, we will arrive at Poughkeepsie at approximately 10:56 am. Folks driving to this meetup should meet us here at the train station at that time. After a short bathroom break at the train station, we will walk a short distance to arrive at the entrance to the "Walkway Across The Hudson" and cross the beautiful Hudson River high above the water on this exciting old railroad trestle bridge which is now a very popular park. As we cross we can admire the beauty of the fall colors on the hills around on both sides of the river and the grand scenic views over the town, the river and the surrounding areas. Once on the far side, we'll head down to a rustic riverside road and follow it along the shore of the Hudson to the "Franklin D. Roosevelt Mid-Hudson Bridge." Once there, we'll slip down underneath the bridge to find the entrance to a secret woodland trail.

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