Why crop up here: This family orchard is over 50 years old and has delicious apple cider from their own cider mill, local honey, and freshly made treats in the bakery. Jenkins & Luekin Orchards | New Paltz, NY |
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How to get there: Take the Metro North’s Hudson Line to Beacon station. to 5:00p.m., 7 days a week (Note: there is a $5 entrance fee) The Apples: There are 15 varieties to chose from, including Idared, Red Delicious, Macoun, Granny Smith, and McIntosh Over the summer, you can also pick your own cherries, berries, peaches, nectarines. Why crop up here: Come for the apples and stay for the hayrides, live music, and barbecues. Cabs wait at the station to take city folks to the Orchards, three miles up the road. How to get there: Take Metro North Railroad from Grand Central to Croton Falls station stop. The Apples: Ten varieties, including Red Delicious, Granny Smith, and McIntosh
You can also pick your own pumpkins and explore a corn maze. Walk past the goats and clucking roosters and into the large market for some fresh produce, Pennsylvania Dutch candies, jugs of apple cider, or jams. Why crop up here: Local families come just for the apple cider doughnuts. Outhouse Orchards | New Salem, NY | oM Review Take a walk or call Josie’s taxi at 845.986.8073. How to get there: Take the New Jersey Transit’s #196 or #197 bus from Port Authority to the Warwick Station (the bus route is via Willowbrook). The Apples: Macintosh, Cortlands, Granny Smith, Jonagold, McCowan, Mutsu, Red & Golden Delicious Why crop up here: In addition to a breathtaking 200-acre setting (with plenty of romantic corners), horned goats and cute-as-Wilbur pigs, Maskers Country Store has shelves filled with apple butter and fresh jams, and the perfect picnic basket to take all your goods home in.
We’ve selected six places for your next apple picking adventure, and all you need is a healthy sweet tooth and a train (or bus) ticket to get there. This harvest season, head away from the produce aisle and north of the city to the source, where you can breathe in the fresh countryside air, feel blessed by all the bounty, and stock up for those cobblers, appletinis, and pies your friends and family will be expecting. If you’re going to bite into a ripe juicy apple on a crisp autumn afternoon, you’d do well to be standing under the tree from which it came.
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