Madam Brett Park

Address:

Tioranda Ave Beacon, NY 12508

Phone:

(845) 473-4440

Website:

http://www.scenichudson.org

Named after Catheryna Rombout Brett -- who, along with her husband, Roger, were the first European settlers in present-day Beacon -- Madam Brett Park features 12 acres on the banks of Fishkill Creek, along which once stood a gristmill owned by Catheryna, who was widowed at age 31 when Roger drowned in the Hudson River. In the 1800s, Fishkill Creek powered several hat-making factories, including the historic 1879 Tioranda Hat Works, whose brick ruins still stand adjacent to the park.

This is one of the participating locations on the Dutchess Tourism Zen Finder Outdoor Experience Trail, a free digital passport featuring some of the best hidden-gem trails, fresh-air activities and captivating views in a curated itinerary of outdoor highlights. Sign up now!

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