About Kingston's Roundout

On the Hudson River you do see many sites, once such site is the Roundout(Kingston) Lighthouse which sits at the mouth of the Roundout Creek where it connects to the river.

This lighthouse is open for tour from May to October, and access is via boats.

When you are through with the tour, you might want to stop at the Roundout where you will find a maritime museum, shops and many fine restaurants. For example you can pull right up to the Steele Restaurant in your boat.

I know it is cold right now but this is a great time to start planning summer activities.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

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I took a fall foliage tour on a train last week and now I want to take a Hudson River fall foliage Cruise because the views along the Hudson River is amazing. When I checked out the Hudson River Cruises, I found out there is only 3 opportunities remaining.

• October 12th 2:30-4:00 PM
• October 15th 11:30 -1:30 PM
• October 19th 2:30-4:30 PM

The Hudson River fall foliage cruise is a two hour tour that is narrated. Besides the beautiful scenery you will also pass many historical sites. So if you are thinking of a fun way to spend a fall day this is certainly an interesting activity.

Jennifer Fivelsdal- Associate Broker- Keller Williams Realty Team - 845-758-6842- jennifer@jfivehomes.com and www.jfivehomes.com

I love this shot of Kingston NY. It shows Kingston's unique spot geographically and in turn why it's great to own a home here. You can see that Kingston is basically where the Hudson River, the Rondout Creek and the Catskils all meet. You can also see where Kingston New York homes are most densely positioned along the Broadway corridor in Midtown. You can get the best of just about everything within Kingston or a short distance from it--whether it's boating on the Hudson River, fishing in the Rondout Creek or skiing in the Catskills. You can catch gorgeous views of the Ashokan Resevoir (also pictured here).