A Short Journey from the Art Coast to the Veganic Countryside
Get to Little Logan’s Farm
from Beacon, NY
Traveling from Beacon to Little Logan’s Farm is a simple transition from one of the Hudson Valley’s most vibrant art communities to the quiet, regenerative landscape of Gardiner. Whether you are catching a ride across the river or driving up through the scenic valley roads, the trip offers a quick escape into the world of biocyclic vegan farming. Experience a day of open spaces or a restorative overnight stay just a short distance from the heart of Beacon.
About Beacon, New York
Beacon, New York is a small city in Dutchess County located along the Hudson River. It is known for its walkable Main Street, restored industrial buildings, and growing arts community. Beacon is home to DIA Beacon, one of the region’s major contemporary art museums, and offers direct access to hiking on Mount Beacon and the Hudson Highlands. The city’s riverfront parks, shops, and dining make it a popular destination for visitors traveling by car or Metro-North Railroad from New York City.
About Dia Beacon
Dia Beacon is a contemporary art museum located in a former Nabisco box-printing factory on the banks of the Hudson River in Beacon, New York. Operated by the Dia Art Foundation, the museum features large-scale installations, sculptures, and works from the 1960s to the present. Its expansive galleries and minimalist architecture make it one of the most significant contemporary art destinations in the Hudson Valley. Dia Beacon is within walking distance of the Beacon train station, attracting many visitors arriving by Metro-North from New York City.
Beacon - Newburgh Connection
The Beacon–Newburgh connection links the east and west sides of the Hudson River at one of the region’s major crossing points. Beacon sits on the Metro-North Hudson Line, while Newburgh lies directly across the river with access to I-84, I-87, and Stewart International Airport. The two communities are connected by the Newburgh–Beacon Bridge, making this one of the most direct routes between the Hudson Highlands and the western side of the valley. Together they form a shared travel corridor for commuters and visitors exploring both sides of the river.
Storm King
Storm King is one of the Hudson Valley’s signature destinations, combining world-class art with dramatic scenery. Storm King Art Center is a sprawling outdoor museum where large-scale sculptures sit among open fields and rolling hills. Just above it, Storm King Mountain rises over the Hudson River, offering classic valley views and access to rugged hiking trails within Storm King State Park. Together, the art center, mountain, and state park create a full day of exploring—mixing landscape, culture, and some of the most photographed overlooks in the region.
Beacon is a stop on the Metro-North Hudson Line.