Apple picking begins September 6th and runs daily from 10:00am – 5:00pm through November. There are a variety of over 20 apples to choose; depending on the type of apple the picking period varies. Check out the chart below to see when your favorite apple is available for picking. If you just want to take a trip to enjoy the farm and enjoy a delicious apple, you can purchase apples in the farm stand.

Apple Picking : Starts Weekends/ Holiday September 8, 2018 We normally pick to the 3rd weekend in October. PRICING: 1/2 Bushel $20 , 2 or more 1/2 bushels $17 Peck Basket $13 Please wear sneakers or shoes, flip flops are not a good idea for picking in. Wear a hat and sunscreen, it gets hot out in the field. Comfortable clothes and have some fun. Pets are not allowed in the Orchard, but leashed animals are allowed in non apple/ Strawberry area Children are welcome, with Adult Supervision.

Hunter Mountain is honored to announce Oktoberfest has been included in USA Today's 10 Best Oktoberfests in the Nation!

PYO Apples will begin Saturday, September 8th. Open Saturdays & Sundays ONLY in September & October 10 am - 4:30 pm

Museum Day is an annual celebration of boundless curiosity hosted by Smithsonian magazine. Participating museums and cultural institutions across the country provide free entry to anyone presenting a Museum Day ticket.

There’s a crispness in the air and our trees are heavy with apples, which means it’s time again for our Fall Harvest Festivals! For an extra special kick-off weekend, we welcome back Premier Dance Team’s Choreographies who will be leading country line dancing on Saturday, September 8th from 2 – 6pm. All ages and levels of experience are welcome, and the event is free with admission. Starting the second weekend in September through the end of October, each weekend will be packed full of fun with apple picking (from our trees) wagons rides, live music, fresh pressed cider (usually becomes available mid-September) fresh donuts, homemade pies, hard cider made from our very own apples and all of your favorite fall treats. Our farm store is filled with your fall favorites such as homemade pies and treats, fresh fruits and veggies right from the farm, artisanal cheeses, local meats, honey and maple syrup, and a full stock of local NY state produced cider, wine, beer and liquor. Come late September we will open our pumpkin patch for picking, and we will have a bright array of edible and decorative pumpkins, squash and gourds out front, as well as corn stalks and straw bales for all of your fall decorative needs.

Meet at the Joseph Caputo Community Center & take a short walk to the Weir on the Double Arch Bridge. There you will descend into the original 1842 brick water tunnel and learn its history supplying water to a thirsty New York City. There is an optional (self-led) walk along the Sing Sing Kill Greenway, located below the Double Arch Bridge, after the Weir Tour. Address: 95 Broadway, Ossining, NY 10562, just west of Rte. 9/Highland Ave. at the junction of Croton Ave. (Rte. 133) (from Metro-North Ossining Train Station by taxi or 15-minute uphill walk). Inquiries: Peter Dispensa, solarconstant@msn.com or 914-522-5000.

Rivertown Public Market, a celebration of local food and makers, will take place at the Waterfront Park in Dobbs Ferry on September 22nd. Join us for some of Westchester and the Lower Hudson Valley's best food and drinks, in a beautiful park on the Hudson River with live music and kids' activities. The Rivertown Public Market is a food festival will be held in Dobbs Ferry on September 22nd and net proceeds will benefit the Rivertowns Chamber of Commerce. This event will be free and filled with food and fun activities for families. Including Mario the Magician at 11:00 am.