There are plenty of stunningly beautiful parks and preserves throughout the state of New York, but as far as sheer beauty, it’s hard to beat Innisfree Garden. Nearly 200 acres of immaculately designed gardens are tucked away just outside of Poughkeepsie, but some New Yorkers are completely unaware of this hidden gem. Head to this secluded spot for one of the most memorable afternoon walks you’ve ever had.
Inisfree Garden, located just a few miles east of Poughkeepsie, is a 185-acre garden with some of the most beautiful landscaping in the state.
The diverse array of flowers at the garden have made it famous throughout the country. Even when the leaves aren’t changing, the garden is worth the visit.
The Chinese and Japanese influences on the garden’s design make it stand out in the American northeast. There’s no better place for a stroll while you soak in the idyllic scenery.
While you’re in the area, check out some of the other beautiful parks on the nearby Hudson River, like Mills Norrie State Park, or the Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt Historic Park.
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