The Troutbeck Experience

Located in Amenia, New York, within the vibrant Hudson Valley, Troutbeck is situated on acres of bucolic landscape, bisected by the Webutuck River and Dunham Creek. The gateway to the upstate cultural and creative corridor, Troutbeck - re-envisioned and carefully updated – is again what it was to so many before us: inspiration, respite, restoration, folly, community, nature and nurture – carrying forward its 250-year legacy of hospitality.

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Go ahead, sleep in

And when you’re ready, enjoy breakfast in your spacious king-sized bed nestled in luxurious Frette linens. Devour a new book by the fireplace, the peace and abundance beyond your windows, or perhaps opened to the country air - the sounds of the Webatuck river and Dunham creek as they roll beneath. However you wish to spend your time away, each of our unique rooms will provide the escape you need.

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Things to Do

We’re situated amongst the vibrant and engaging communities of the Hudson Valley and western Connecticut. Visit Millerton, Amenia or Wassaic, NY and Sharon, CT by complimentary bicycle. Zipline Catamount in summer or ski it in winter. Hike, fly fish, ride horseback, gravel or mountain bike, take a farm tour, visit a distillery, a bookstore or any number of beautiful shops nearby. Truly, there is something for everyone. Troutbeck is active with arts and cultural programming, with curated events on property and off all year.

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Mid-Winter Pleasure: February at Troutbeck

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Roaring Fires + Rooms to Call Your Own

Mid-Winter is hardly bleak when the fires are stoked throughout Manor House and in your room, a sauna awaits and Westerly Canteen's ever changing menu of locally sourced items from small farms nearby is here for sustenance. Book a room and stay a while in February.

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Westerly Canteen, Culinary Residency, Continues in February

Chef Molly Levine and farmer Alexandra Kaindl of Westerly Canteen continue their culinary residency at Troutbeck through February. Expect impeccably sourced, bold-flavored dishes inspired by Parisian neo-bistros and the aperitivo tradition. Join us for their Special Saint Valentine's à la carte menu from Friday, February 10 through Tuesday, February 14.

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2/4 — Namuk Pop-up event at Troutbeck

Join Swiss children's outdoor brand NAMUK for an afternoon of shopping and fun on Saturday, February 4th, 12:30pm - 4pm. Designed and developed in Switzerland, NAMUK willoffer a range of their boys' and girls' winter outdoor wear for sale, produced with our planet in mind using 70% recycled materials and perfect for these cold days at Catamount and Mohawk. Come by after the slopes for shopping, kid friendly nibbles and socializing, including games.

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2/11 — Chocolate Truffle Workshop

Whether you make them for a lover or gobble them yourself, join our masterful pastry chef, Emma Isakoff, for a Chocolate Truffle Making Workshop in honor of Saint Valentine's Day.

2pm - 3:30pm
$60 for Guests; $55 for Members
Space is limited.

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"FEBRUARY BRINGS THE RAIN, THAWS THE FROZEN LAKE AGAIN ..."

Sara Coleridge (1802 -1852)

2/12 — Artist Talk: Eric Hibit

Join Eric Hibit, whose show, Flowers From Canada, is currently on view at Troutbeck, for a conversation about his process and his passion for color theory.

The Gallery
2pm - 3pm

February at the Barns

Hygge, Saunas, Fitness Classes + more

February is a time to restore, reset and reinvigorate and we've got daily classes and privates for our Guests and Members. Book a Room or inquire about Membership now.

The Barns Schedule

FEBRUARY COMMUNITY HAPPENINGS

2/1 — Book Talk: Amy Poeppel of "The Sweet Spot" at House of Books
2/2,3,4 — SWSA's Jumpfest 2023
2/9 — Scoville Library hosts "Coloring Our Past" The Power of Local History via Zoom
2/18 — Wassaic Project Open Studios
2/19 — Her Rightful Place at The Stissing Center

SAVE THE DATE: TROUTBECK SYMPOSIUM 2023 — APRIL 30, MAY 1 & MAY 2

The student-led historical educational forum returns for its second year at Troutbeck

Middle and high school students from twelve regional public and private schools will meet to listen, present and discuss findings of their year-long research projects uncovering under told histories of BIPOC communities nearby and nationally.

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