Hudson River Wild

The Hudson River is as intertwined with New York City as the Thames is to London or the Seine to Paris. However, its story begins far north, in the snow and ice of the Adirondack Mountains. Join us on as we track its water’s 315-mile journey south, from Lake Tear of the Clouds—the highest source to feed the river—to its final dramatic sweep through Manhattan before entering the Atlantic. Then discover the creatures that have chosen the Hudson’s forests, waterfalls, and marshes to feed, breed, and raise their families.