The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-29
A Trip To Niagara Falls A. C. suggests interesting trip the Canadian Border

Some of the most attractive sec
 tions of New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey are covered or this trip outlined by the Automo'
 bile Club of America, New York city.
 Among the high spots" touched are the Hudson river valley, the Catskills, Howe Caverns, the Cher ry Valleys, Niagara Falls, and the Finger Lake region in the empire state; the picturesque Lackawanna Trail, the Pocono Mountains, and the Delaware water gap in the keystone state, and the Deleware valley, Lakes Budd and Hopat- cong, and the Watching mountains in the garden state.
 On the outgoing trip, there is a choice of routes. One may run
 just as far north as Yonkers, leav- ing the city via Riverside drive and Broadway, and there take the ferry over to Alpine. There turn right and run north along the west bank of the Hudson through Ny ack and Haverstraw to Bear Mountain. Or else you can con tinue from Yonkers along the Al bany post road, passing through Tarrytown. and Ossining to Peeks- kill, and there turning left, follow ing the Bear Mountain bridge high way to the bridge over to Bear Mountain. Turn right and run to Highland Falls, just below West Point. Swing to the left here, pass ing around the military academy's grounds, till you come back to the river and then pass around the face of Storm King Mountain to Cornwall. and then on to New burgh.
 At the present time, because of construction work on route 9W, motorists will find it advisable to leave the river, and follow high way 32 through Plattekill and New Paltz till you come back to the Hudson again at Kingston. Here turn inland again for the trip on the Ashokan Trail through the Gatskills. Highway 2S should be followed out of Kingston, pass ing by Ashokan Dam, the source of a great part of New York city's water supply. You then run along side the Esopus Creek, then Phoenicia, Shandaken, Pine Hill, Fleischmanns and Ark vile to Margaretville, where a sharp turn is made.
 Run north along route 30 through the valley of the East to Grand Gorge, there turning left on route 23 for Stam- ford. This pretty town at the root of Mt Utsayantha, is the leading summer resort in this section of the Catskills, and is an ideal spot In which to finger for few days.
 Continuing, go north out Of along route 10. through Jefferson to Richmondville on route ', the Schohanna Trail. Run along this trail to Cobleskill and l. short distance beyond to where Howe CaVerns are located off to the left from the main highway. These caverns are one of the main attractions of the eastern part of the country, and the motorist should be sure to take the time to see them thoroughly. They extend or nedEIy d IIlilC anu e1 iiNAAt eA Among the many cu- rious, beautiful and colorful for nations are: Juliets Balcony, eaning Tower of Pisa, Witches of the Grottoes, Bell of Moscow, the Golden Cascade, the Home of the Fairies, and the Kissing Bridge. There is also an underground stream that winds it's way through the caverns, finally flowing into the Lagoon of Venus, which is six hundred feet in length and two hundred feet deep. A boat trip on this lake Is noe of the great at fractions of the caverns.
 Returning to route 2, the mtoor- Ist should turn left and run to Gen. tral Bridge, from which point there is a short cut up to Cherry Valley Pike. Turn left on this highway, route 20. which should be followed westward through Cherry Valley, Richield Springs, and Morrlsville to At this point, at the present time. the preferable route Is to leave the pike, and run via up to Fayetteville in he Mohawk valley and then into