Newburgh Bridge -- From West or North. Take Interstate
84 East to Exit 17 (Ludingtonville Road), which is 6 1/2 miles east of the Taconic State
Parkway. After coming down the exit ramp, turn left and follow directions from Exit 17 to
the Center (below).
Via Route 22 -- From North. Shortly after Pawling,
turn right on Route 311 (at the Mobil Station) through Patterson. At traffic
light, turn right onto Route 292. Two miles ahead at a sharp bend, turn left
across the railroad tracks onto Holmes Road (Route 30). Go 1/10 mile, and turn left onto
Denton Lake Road (just after the Methodist Church). The office is on the
left, one mile ahead on Denton
Lake Road.
Connecticut -- From East. Take Interstate 84 West into
New York to Exit 17 (Ludingtonville Road), which is 10 miles west of Brewster. After
coming down the exit ramp, turn right and follow directions from Exit 17 to the Center
(below).
New York City. Take the West Side Highway, which
becomes the Henry Hudson Parkway, which becomes the Saw Mill River Parkway to the junction
with Interstate 684. Continue on Interstate 684 North to the
Intersection with Interstate 84 at Brewster. Take Interstate 84 West (exit #
9 west, towards Newburgh) to
Exit 17 (Ludingtonville Road), which is 10 miles west of Brewster. After coming down the
exit ramp, turn right and follow directions from Exit 17 to the Center (below).
Long Island. The least confusing route is to cross the
Whitestone Bridge and take the Hutchinson River Parkway North to Interstate 684 (towards
Brewster). Continue on Interstate 684 North to the Intersection with Interstate 84 at
Brewster. Take Interstate 84 West (towards Newburgh) to Exit 17 (Ludingtonville Road),
which is 10 miles west of Brewster. After coming down the exit ramp, turn right and follow
directions from Exit 17 to the Center (below).
Alternative possibilities include the Sprain Brook Parkway to the Saw Mill Parkway, or
the New England Thruway and Interstate 287 (Cross Westchester Expressway) to Interstate
684. Please refer to a road map for these routes.
