Greenwood Lake, Warwick and Beyond
See mountains, farmscapes, and the 9-mile long Greenwood Lake as you ramble
through Orange County’s beautiful southwest corner. Allow plenty of time to taste
the local fare and explore the charming villages of Greenwood Lake, Warwick and
Sugar Loaf. Start at the intersection of old Route 17 and Route 17A just below
Southfields.
At the traffic light on old Route 17, turn on to Route 17A. You’ll pass the Tuxedo Ridge
Ski Area and site of the New York Renaissance Faire, held weekends during August
and September.
Continue approximately 6 miles, then turn left on Windermere Avenue to arrive in
Greenwood Lake. A right turn on Route 210 will give you great views of the 9-mile
long lake. The shore is dotted with marinas and restaurants. The Breezy Point Inn
which features an enormous outdoor deck is a popular stop. Just down the road, beautiful
views can be enjoyed at the New Continental’s dining room.
Loop around the entire lake. Where Route 210 ends, continue on West Milford, NJ County
Route 511. Turn left on Awosting Road. Then follow East Shore Road and Sterling Road
along the lake back to Route 17A.
Turn left on 17A and head west toward Warwick winding on the Appalachian Mountain
Range over the top of Mount Peter. Take a rest at the Bellvale Creamery where you can
taste handcrafted ice cream and enjoy a panoramic view of their dairy farm and the Warwick
Valley landscape below.
Continue on Route 17A to the intersection of Route 94. A right turn will bring you to the
quaint Village of Warwick where you’ll be met by an assortment of antiques shops,
boutiques, galleries and restaurants. Then, for more unique shopping, take a right hand turn
at the traffic light at end of the Warwick shopping district and head 6 miles northeast on
Kings Highway (Orange County Route 13) to Sugar Loaf Art and Crafts Village. Leather
goods, jewelry and pottery are just a few of the fine handmade offerings to be found here.
Stop at the popular Barnsider Tavern or the Cancun Inn for some refreshment before
heading home.
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Greenwood Lake, Warwick & Beyond
See mountains, farmscapes, and the 9-mile long Greenwood Lake as you ramble through Orange County’s
beautiful southwest corner. Allow time to taste the local fare and explore the charming villages of Greenwood
Lake, Warwick and Sugar Loaf.
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Route 17A to Greenwood Lake
Winding mountain road over Mount Peter to Greenwood Lake.
The New York Renaissance Faire
16th century England is brought back to life. Costumed characters, strolling minstrels, storytellers, jousts and
more. Tudor-style marketplace of period crafts and games. Food and drink. Weekends & Labor Day Monday.
Aug-midSept. 10-7.
The New York Renaissance Faire
16 reviews
600 New York 17A
Tuxedo Park, NY 10987
(845) 351-5174
renfair.com
Tuxedo Ridge
Special events, cafeteria and Rdge Pub open year round. Winter ski area.
Tuxedo Ridge LLC
2 reviews
581 Route 17A West
Tuxedo Park, NY 10987
(845) 351-1122
tuxedoridge.com
Greenwood Lake Views
9-mile long lake with public beach. The shore is dotted with marinas and restaurants. The Breezy Point Inn which
features an enormous outdoor deck is a popular stop. Just down the road, beautiful views can be enjoyed at the
New Continental’s dining room.
Breezy Point Inn
Panoramic lake views and tasty German-American fare.Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner. Sunday
brunch. Patio dining.
Breezy Point Inn
3 reviews
620 Jersey Avenue
Greenwood Lake, NY 10925
(845) 477-8100
breezypointinn.com
New Continental Hotel
20-room country inn on the west shore of Greenwood Lake. Restaurant specializes in German/American cuisine.
Delft cocktail lounge.
New Continental Hotel
1 review
15 Leo Court
Greenwood Lake, NY 10925
(845) 477-2456
newcontinentalhotel.com
Greenwood Lake to Bellvale Creamery Lookout
Take a rest at the Bellvale Creamery where you can taste handcrafted ice cream and enjoy a panoramic view of
their dairy farm and the Warwick Valley landscape below.
Bellvale Farms Creamery
Take in panoramic views of the Valley and a historic dairy farm while tasting some of the handcrafted ice cream.
Village of Warwick
Historic village with an assortment of antique shops, boutiques, galleries, restaurants and B&Bs.
Village of Warwick
Historic Village with many shops, restaurants, B&Bs.
Warwick to Sugar Loaf Arts & Crafts Village
Sugar Loaf Arts & Crafts Village
Sugar Loaf Art and Craft Village
A community of creative crafts people and artists. Artists studios, craft shops, galleries and restaurants in
buildings dating back to the 1700s. Most shops open Wed-Sun 11-5 year round. www.sugarloafnewyork.com
Cancun Inn
Mexican cuisine.
Cancun Inn
1396 County Road 13
Chester, NY 10918
(845) 544-1570
Barnsider Restaurant
Direct Return: Sugar Loaf to Route 17 East
This is the most direct route from Sugar Loaf Arts & Crafts Village to Eastbound Route 17 which leads to the New
York State Thruway (I-87) and points south.
Note: this route terminates following the completion of the merge onto Eastbound Route 17 at Exit 127.