A Day in the Life of Koa
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Cold Spring: An Easy Day Trip from NYC
A day trip to Cold Spring, NY, offers an ideal escape from the bustle of New York City. Just an hour and a half from Grand Central Terminal via Metro-North's Hudson Line, this charming Hudson Valley town is perfect for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a quaint, small-town experience. Cold Spring is renowned for its excellent hiking trails, including the popular Breakneck Ridge, which rewards climbers with stunning views of the Hudson River. After a morning of outdoor exploration, visitors can stroll through the town’s Main Street, lined with antique shops, boutiques, and cozy cafes. Whether you're hunting for vintage treasures or enjoying the riverside scenery, Cold Spring provides a refreshing blend of outdoor adventure and leisurely charm, all easily accessible from NYC. -
Living with a Dog in NYC: A Guide to Dog-Friendly Things to Do
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NYC is a city that never sleeps with a never-ending stream of things to see and do. Whether you live or visiting NYC your four-legged friend is welcome to explore the city with you! Just ask Koa who has been living in the city since he was 8 weeks old. Koa considers Central Park his backyard and Manhattan his playground. It is now easier than ever to plan a day out with your pup. Below is a tried and tested guide to adventures you can enjoy the best of NYC with your pup including dog-friendly eateries, activities, how to get around, and so much more. -
A Day in Brooklyn With a Dog
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As an Upper West Sider, it’s a rarity that I leave my borough of Manhattan. But I love visiting Brooklyn, it is the borough to take in the best views of the Manhattan skyline. Brooklyn is a vibrant blend of culture, history, and charm.
To capture the heart of Brooklyn in a day with a dog, I suggest walking across the Brooklyn Bridge, visiting DUMBO, Prospect Park, and Williamsburg. Below is my mostly walkable Brooklyn in a day adventure with Koa.
