Sleepy Hollow

Known for the Washington Irving Classic “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”. 

Anyone who has any interest in materials in culture, American history, or little towns that really play up on Halloween, Sleepy Hollow should be on your “To Visit” list. The graveyard is a day long activity and the walkability is above average in the fall. Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown get lumped in together which is good and bad for the two small locales. 

Note: Photos were taken from Visitsleepyhollow.com or images that I have taken. 

One bummer to note before heading to the sleepy town is that the original bridge the classic tale was written about is no longer there. There is a similar style one close by and it does the vibe justice. 

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