- Welcome to Ryan's District Boards.
Posted by 88u84l54
- December 18, 2010, 12:19:53 AMGet Weekend New York Tickets And Ask About Familiar Parks And Things to Do
Join Seal Watch Walks from Montauk Hotels
Seals are a main attraction at the Montauk Point State Park in Montauk,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, New York. Up to four species of overwintering seals can be seen sunning themselves on the rocky beach near Montauk Point. Take a 3-hour stroll along the sand from Montauk hotels to watch these friendly pinnipeds. Instead of exploring alone, join a guided tour so you do not disturb the haul-out zone. Visitors who want to watch the seals should stay at least 70 yards (64 meters) away from the resting marine mammals. During the tour you will also be able to observe different bird species and other marine geology creatures. Naturalists from the Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island, as well as those from the State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation, will lead seal walks on Fridays and weekends throughout the winter. It is recommended to wear warm clothes and comfortable shoes for walking on sand and rocks, and to bring binoculars so you can see the seals up close.
See the Second House Museum from Montauk Hotels
The tiny town of Montauk in East Hampton used to be known as the cattle range and Wild West of Long Island, New York long before it turned into the tourist destination that's popular today. The vestiges of its long ranching history can still be found in Second House � the second house ever built in Montauk and the oldest building still standing on Montauk today. Second House was opened to the public as a museum in June 28, 1969, displaying early photos and artifacts amidst gorgeous lawns and beautiful rose and hydrangea gardens. Second House was built as a farmhouse for East Hampton shepherds, just like many houses in Montauk during that era. In the 18th century, the northern part of the kitchen was also used as a school. Tourists who want to travel back in time can visit Second House from nearby Montauk hotels, including the Second House Tavern, Avalon Lake Front Motel, and Sole East Resort. The public may view the Second House Museum any day but Wednesday.
Stay in Montauk Hotels to See Long Island Wineries
Since 1975,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, Long Island has been producing excellent quality wines. There are more than 50 vineyards in the island today, covering 3,000 acres of land that's capable of yielding vinifera varietal grapes similar to those produced in California and France. Many of the vineyards can be found in North Fork, including Ackerly Pond where dogs are allowed; Clovis Point, where guests can sample the Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Syrah; Corey Creek, voted Best New York Gewurztraminer and Best New York Chardonnay by the New York Food and Grape Foundation; and Bedell Cellars, featured by Wine Business Monthly as among the top 10 Top 10 Hottest Small Brands in the US. From Montauk hotels, book Long Island wine tours to visit vineyards at the South Fork. Explore the Normandy-style chateau of Duck Walk Vineyards, the high-ceiling tasting room of Wolffer Estate, the nine honey mead varieties of Long Island Meadery, and the sprawling mansion of Loughlin Vineyards.
Stay at Montauk Hotels See the Sights at East Hampton
Montauk is located in the town of East Hampton in Suffolk County, on the South Shore of Long Island, New York. From Montauk hotels you can explore the many attractions in East Hampton, including the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center which used to be the home and studio of influential abstract expressionism artist Jackson Pollock where he created many of his masterpieces that revolutionized the art world. The Naturopathica Holistic Health Spa, which offers alternative natural therapy, is also a must-visit place. Fashion-conscious individuals will find the numerous boutique shops and retail brand outlets such as Christopher Fischer,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, Cole Haan, Tracy Feith, Calypso Christiane Celle, Emporio Armani,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, The Nines, Jonathan Adler, and Zap Hampton in East Hampton a delight. There are more sights to see, such as the Maidstone Park Nature Preserve, LongHouse Preserve, Playwright’s Theater of East Hampton, John Drew Theater of Guild Hall, Cedar Point County Park, and the Jewish Museum Shop.
Join Seal Watch Walks from Montauk Hotels
Seals are a main attraction at the Montauk Point State Park in Montauk,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, New York. Up to four species of overwintering seals can be seen sunning themselves on the rocky beach near Montauk Point. Take a 3-hour stroll along the sand from Montauk hotels to watch these friendly pinnipeds. Instead of exploring alone, join a guided tour so you do not disturb the haul-out zone. Visitors who want to watch the seals should stay at least 70 yards (64 meters) away from the resting marine mammals. During the tour you will also be able to observe different bird species and other marine geology creatures. Naturalists from the Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island, as well as those from the State Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation, will lead seal walks on Fridays and weekends throughout the winter. It is recommended to wear warm clothes and comfortable shoes for walking on sand and rocks, and to bring binoculars so you can see the seals up close.
See the Second House Museum from Montauk Hotels
The tiny town of Montauk in East Hampton used to be known as the cattle range and Wild West of Long Island, New York long before it turned into the tourist destination that's popular today. The vestiges of its long ranching history can still be found in Second House � the second house ever built in Montauk and the oldest building still standing on Montauk today. Second House was opened to the public as a museum in June 28, 1969, displaying early photos and artifacts amidst gorgeous lawns and beautiful rose and hydrangea gardens. Second House was built as a farmhouse for East Hampton shepherds, just like many houses in Montauk during that era. In the 18th century, the northern part of the kitchen was also used as a school. Tourists who want to travel back in time can visit Second House from nearby Montauk hotels, including the Second House Tavern, Avalon Lake Front Motel, and Sole East Resort. The public may view the Second House Museum any day but Wednesday.
Stay in Montauk Hotels to See Long Island Wineries
Since 1975,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, Long Island has been producing excellent quality wines. There are more than 50 vineyards in the island today, covering 3,000 acres of land that's capable of yielding vinifera varietal grapes similar to those produced in California and France. Many of the vineyards can be found in North Fork, including Ackerly Pond where dogs are allowed; Clovis Point, where guests can sample the Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Syrah; Corey Creek, voted Best New York Gewurztraminer and Best New York Chardonnay by the New York Food and Grape Foundation; and Bedell Cellars, featured by Wine Business Monthly as among the top 10 Top 10 Hottest Small Brands in the US. From Montauk hotels, book Long Island wine tours to visit vineyards at the South Fork. Explore the Normandy-style chateau of Duck Walk Vineyards, the high-ceiling tasting room of Wolffer Estate, the nine honey mead varieties of Long Island Meadery, and the sprawling mansion of Loughlin Vineyards.
Stay at Montauk Hotels See the Sights at East Hampton
Montauk is located in the town of East Hampton in Suffolk County, on the South Shore of Long Island, New York. From Montauk hotels you can explore the many attractions in East Hampton, including the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center which used to be the home and studio of influential abstract expressionism artist Jackson Pollock where he created many of his masterpieces that revolutionized the art world. The Naturopathica Holistic Health Spa, which offers alternative natural therapy, is also a must-visit place. Fashion-conscious individuals will find the numerous boutique shops and retail brand outlets such as Christopher Fischer,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, Cole Haan, Tracy Feith, Calypso Christiane Celle, Emporio Armani,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, The Nines, Jonathan Adler, and Zap Hampton in East Hampton a delight. There are more sights to see, such as the Maidstone Park Nature Preserve, LongHouse Preserve, Playwright’s Theater of East Hampton, John Drew Theater of Guild Hall, Cedar Point County Park, and the Jewish Museum Shop.