River Towns

Evolving out of the Hudson River School of painters’ influence on the region, our river towns are the center for arts and culture in Greene County. There is also a rich historical heritage that manifests itself in several important sites. Places like the Thomas Cole National Historic Site, the Athens Cultural Center and the Bronck Museum embody the spirit of what these towns have to offer. Both residents and visitors appreciate the intact historical architecture and the ability to patronize unique shops and businesses they won’t find anywhere else.

Leisure

Catskill and Athens have quaint, walkable Main Streets where you can shed the impersonal nature of sprawling suburbs and partake in a strong sense of community.
New Baltimore takes advantage of its scenic waterfront on the Hudson River, with waterfront dining, shopping and boating.
Coxsackie is where you can visit the oldest surviving home in Upstate New York, now open to the public as a museum. Sit and relax at the Riverside Park and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of nature.