Attractions and places to see around Tivoli offer a variety of experiences, from historical sites to natural landscapes. The region features significant man-made monuments and natural features like waterfalls and preserves. Visitors can explore diverse environments, including riverfront areas and wooded trails.
Last updated: May 13, 2026
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Clermont State Historic Site was the country seat of the powerful Livingston family, who lived there for many generations. It was turned over to New York State in 1962 for use as a historic site. With its remarkable history, it was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1973. The view from Clermont’s front door is one of the most spectacular views of the Hudson River Valley from anywhere along the river.
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Originally built in the 1860s, the Saugerties Lighthouse played an important role in safe travel and navigation for vessels traveling the Hudson River. Today, it stands as a restored structure that was restored in a way to maintain its "look" and history. There is a gift shop and bed and breakfast located within the building.
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There is an overlook area with wooden benches of this long, cascading waterfall in the Falling Waters Preserve. This waterfall is probably the main attraction within this preserve.
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This boardwalk provides access down to the bay and also connects to another service road in the Tivoli Bays Wildlife Management Area. This a beautiful wooded section of trail that is surrounded by a swampy wetland environment.
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Originally built in the 1860s, the Saugerties Lighthouse played an important role in safe travel and navigation for vessels traveling the Hudson River. Today, it stands as a restored structure that was restored in a way to maintain its "look" and history. There is a gift shop and bed and breakfast located within the building.
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Is it scenic? Yes. Are you allowed to bike in the protected lane? No. Why? Because it's a walking lane. Do people actually walk there? Very seldomly to almost never. Share the lane NEW YORK. You need to bike next to the busy traffic and you're not permitted to stop for photos.
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Caution: The marked shoulder for cyclists is narrow and has no dedicated boundary to the cars (unlike the pedestrian lane). The shoulder can have rusty nails or glass.
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The area around Tivoli offers several natural attractions. A must-see is the Waterfall at Falling Waters Preserve, a long, cascading waterfall with an overlook area. You can also enjoy the scenic beauty of the Hudson River Valley from various viewpoints, including the Clermont State Historic Site. Additionally, the Boardwalk in the Tivoli Bays Wildlife Management Area provides access to a beautiful wooded section surrounded by a swampy wetland environment.
Yes, Tivoli is rich in history. The Clermont State Historic Site is a significant historical landmark, once the country seat of the powerful Livingston family for many generations. Another notable historical site is the Saugerties Lighthouse, originally built in the 1860s, which played a crucial role in Hudson River navigation and has been restored to maintain its historical appearance.
You can enjoy various outdoor activities. For hiking, consider routes like the 'Saugerties Lighthouse Trail' or 'Clermont Historic Site Loop'. Cyclists can explore road cycling routes such as the 'Clermont State Historic Site – River Road loop from Village of Tivoli'. For more options, check out the easy hikes around Tivoli or the road cycling routes around Tivoli.
Absolutely! The Clermont State Historic Site is considered family-friendly, offering historical exploration in a beautiful setting. The Waterfall at Falling Waters Preserve is also a great spot for families, with an accessible overlook. Additionally, the Boardwalk offers an easy, scenic walk through a wooded wetland environment suitable for all ages.
For stunning views, the Clermont State Historic Site offers one of the most spectacular views of the Hudson River Valley. The Saugerties Lighthouse also provides scenic vistas of the river. Additionally, the Waterfall at Falling Waters Preserve has an overlook area for viewing the cascading waterfall.
The Saugerties Lighthouse is a historic man-made monument from the 1860s, crucial for Hudson River navigation. Today, it's a restored structure maintaining its original look. Visitors can explore the lighthouse, which also houses a gift shop and a bed and breakfast. It's accessible via a scenic trail, making it a popular spot for walks and enjoying river views.
Yes, the Clermont State Historic Site is open to visitors. It was the country seat of the influential Livingston family for many generations and offers a glimpse into their history. The site is known for its remarkable history and provides spectacular views of the Hudson River Valley.
Yes, there are several easy hiking options. The 'Saugerties Lighthouse Trail' is an easy route, as is the 'Clermont Historic Site Loop'. You can find more details and other easy trails in the easy hikes around Tivoli guide.
The Waterfall at Falling Waters Preserve is a long, cascading natural waterfall that serves as a main attraction within the preserve. There's a dedicated overlook area with wooden benches, allowing visitors to comfortably view this impressive natural feature.
Visitors particularly appreciate the blend of history and natural beauty. The restored historical look of the Saugerties Lighthouse and its role in navigation are often highlighted. The spectacular views of the Hudson River Valley from the Clermont State Historic Site are also a favorite. The serene and scenic experience of the Waterfall at Falling Waters Preserve is another popular aspect.
Yes, the Boardwalk in the Tivoli Bays Wildlife Management Area offers a unique experience. It provides access down to the bay and connects to another service road, winding through a beautiful wooded section surrounded by a swampy wetland environment.
Yes, there are road cycling routes available. For example, you can find routes like the 'Clermont State Historic Site – River Road loop from Village of Tivoli' which offers a moderate cycling experience. More cycling options are detailed in the Road Cycling Routes around Tivoli guide.


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