Visitor center
Dutchess Manor (Fjord Trail Visitor Center)
Main entry point · Town of Fishkill, Dutchess County
- Status
- Planned — not built yet
- Today
- Open — Open now until 8:02 pm (sunset).
Event
Benefit evening for the Fjord Trail
An evening at Dutchess Manor in support of the capital project. Ticketed. The only paid event on the programme, and it is here so the calendar's free/paid filter has something to filter.
- When
- , 6:00 PM–9:00 PM Eastern
- Where
- Dutchess Manor (Fjord Trail Visitor Center) — 263 NYS Route 9D, Town of Fishkill.
- Who it is for
- Adults.
- Cost
- $150.00 · booking required · 150 places
Demonstration content. This event was written for the prototype to exercise the calendar, its filters and its accessibility fields. It is not a scheduled HHFT event.
Tickets in this prototype do not sell. There is no payment processor connected, by design: a fake checkout in a demonstration site is worse than none, and a real one would need accessibility testing we would not want to rush.
Getting in, and getting around
- Step-free route
- Yes
- Somewhere to sit
- Yes
- ASL interpreted
- No
- Assistive listening
- No
- Terrain
- Indoors, one level, step-free from the car park.
Accessible toilets on the same level. Tell us about dietary requirements when you book. There is no quiet room and the room is loud when full.
Every heading above appears on every event, including the ones where the answer is no. A missing heading is ambiguous; “ASL interpreted: No” is information.
Where it meets
Other events
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Mid-week planting morning
Little Stony Point — Meet at the Little Stony Point parking area on Route 9D.
A short weekday session for volunteers who cannot make a Saturday. Shoreline planting near Little Stony Point.
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Eco-Steward work day
Little Stony Point — Meet at the Little Stony Point parking area on Route 9D. Look for the HHFT banner. Parking there is limited and fills early on summer weekends; the walk from Cold Spring station is about a mile along the road shoulder, so arriving by train means allowing 25 minutes on foot.
Volunteer habitat work with HHFT staff along the corridor: invasive removal, planting and site care. No experience needed; tools and gloves provided.
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Tide talk at Dockside Park
Dockside Park — Meet at the Dockside Park waterfront, about a five-minute walk from Cold Spring Metro-North station.
Forty-five minutes at the water's edge on what it means that the Hudson here is a tidal estuary — timed to low water so there is something to look at.
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Eco-Steward work day
Little Stony Point — Meet at the Little Stony Point parking area on Route 9D. Look for the HHFT banner.
The September work day: autumn planting and invasive removal along the corridor, with HHFT staff. No experience needed.