New York officials are making it much easier for New York City and Long Island residents to come to the Hudson Valley here's why.

Get Ready For More New York City Residents Than Normal In Hudson Valley

The reason, Metro-North Railroad is bringing back its Leaf Peeper trains.

Metro-North Railroad Brings Back Leaf Peeper Trains From New York City To Hudson Valley

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The goal is to give New York City residents more chances to come to up the Hudson Valley to view the fall foliage.

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Five Leaf Peeper Trains On Saturdays, Four On Sundays From New York City To Hudson Valley

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More Leaf Peeper Trains New York City To Hudson Valley

The I Love New York Fall Foliage Report reports that "gorgeous peak fall colors" are arriving throughout most of the Adirondacks.

"Peak colors also expected in parts of The Catskills, Chautauqua-Allegheny and Greater Niagara regions," The I Love New York Fall Foliage Report states

More Trains To Poughkeepsie Coming Soon

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Along with the extra “Leaf Peeper” trains, MTA officials announced midday and afternoon half-hourly service to Poughkeepsie will be restored beginning on Sunday, Oct. 29, with six trains added on Saturdays and four trains added on Sundays.

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