Rates & Dates
Length: 12 Days
Prices: From $2,915 pp*
Sale: Early Bird Specials on 2010 Cruises
$100 Off per person
2010 Departures:
Sep 28Oct 9
Ships: Niagara Prince
Notes: * All trips originate and end in Warren, RI with a lunch provided en route. Fuel Supplement: $10 per person, per night. Subject to change.
2010: Sept 28th - Northbound - Begins in Burlington, Vermont. On last day of trip, complimentary bus transportation is provided between Burlington, VT and Warren, RI.
Oct 9th - Southbound - On first day of trip, complimentary bus transportation is provided between Warren, RI and Burlington, VT.
Hudson River & Lake Champlain Revolutionary Trail
12-Night small ship cruise offers spectacular fall foliage along the Hudson river.
Discovered the magnificence and natural beauty of the Hudson River and historical Lake Champlain region. The foliage along these Northeast waterways is stunning during the traditionally spectacular autumn season.
12-Night Itinerary
WARREN, RI: Embark from ACCL's historic homeport.
NEWPORT, RI: Tour the elegant summer "cottages" of the Astors and Vanderbilts or stroll the cobblestone streets of this famous New England port.
NEW YORK CITY: You can choose to explore museums, take a tour or just relax at the historic Chelsea Piers.
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| Enjoy traditional New England fare in our friendly open seating dinning room. |
BEAR MOUTAIN, NY: Scenic overnight stop (northbound only).
WEST POINT, NY: Visit the US Military Academy campus (subject to availability).
KINGSTON, NY: New York's first capital is home to the interesting Hudson River Maritime Museum and Roundout Lighthouse.
WATERFORD,NY: The oldest continuously incorporated village in the US, our gateway to the canal system.
CHAMPLAIN CANAL: View the famous Saratoga Battlefield the turning point of the Revolutionary War.
WHITEHALL,NY: Said by some to be the birthplace of the U.S. Navy, visit the Skenesborough Museum and sail by Fort Ticonderoga.
VERGENNES, VT: Opt to visit the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum.
BURLINGTON,VT: Enjoy one of America's most environmentally friendly small cities with outstanding views of the Adirondack and Green Moutains.
