Dutch Farming Heritage Trail
1.7 miles connecting two centuries of history
The Dutch Farming Heritage Trail is a 1.7-mile walking path that connects two of Kinderhook’s most significant historic sites: the Luykas Van Alen House (c. 1737) and Martin Van Buren’s Lindenwald estate.
The trail passes through rolling farmland that has been cultivated for over 300 years, offering a peaceful walk through the agricultural landscape that has defined this part of the Hudson Valley since the earliest Dutch settlers arrived. Interpretive signs along the route share the history of farming in Columbia County.
The trail is a wonderful way to experience both landmarks in a single visit, especially paired with a morning at the Kinderhook Farmers Market.
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Make a Day of It
Combine your visit with a Saturday morning at the Kinderhook Farmers Market, just minutes away on the Village Green.