The Netflix show, ‘The Four Seasons’, has been enchanting audiences with its depiction of quaint small towns and picturesque landscapes in Upstate New York. Fans of the series now have the opportunity to explore the real-life locations featured in the show and immerse themselves in the seasonal getaways experienced by the characters. In an exclusive interview, PEOPLE had a chat with location manager Matt Lamb to delve into the details of the stunning places seen on screen.
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The heart of ‘The Four Seasons’ lies in the journeys of three couples as they navigate different vacations throughout the seasons, testing the waters of their relationships. With each episode, viewers are treated to not only the dramatic twists in the characters’ lives but also a visual feast of the natural beauty and charming towns of the Hudson Valley. The show stars talented actors such as Tina Fey, Will Forte, Steve Carell, Kerri Kenney-Silver, Colman Domingo, and Marco Calvani.
Matt Lamb shares insights into the filming process, highlighting the joy and awe experienced by the crew while shooting in the Hudson Valley. He describes the experience as magical and majestic, with the landscapes providing a perfect backdrop for the unfolding drama. From picturesque mountains to quaint small-town streets, every location was carefully chosen to bring out the essence of each season’s setting.
One of the charming small towns featured in the series is Cold Spring, N.Y., where viewers get to see Main Street and the Cold Spring General Store. Known for its proximity to the Appalachian Trail, Cold Spring offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and small-town charm. Visitors can follow in the characters’ footsteps by exploring the quaint streets and enjoying a scenic hike along the Washburn Trail.
Beacon, N.Y., transforms into a vibrant college town in the fall episodes, where The Vinyl Room serves as a key location for the characters’ interactions. This real restaurant and bar, complete with a record shop, offers visitors a chance to browse through a vast collection of records while enjoying a meal or a drink. The autumn foliage in Beacon adds to the atmosphere, making it a must-visit destination during the fall season.
For the winter escapades, the show takes the characters to Mount Peter in Warwick, N.Y., a ski area that provided the perfect snowy backdrop for the friends’ adventures. Despite filming in November, the crew managed to create winter magic with the help of the family-operated ski area. Visitors can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and breathtaking views of Warwick Valley while experiencing the charm of this historic ski resort.
In a surprising summer twist, the group finds themselves at El Conquistador Resort in Puerto Rico, offering a luxurious retreat for the characters. The resort’s oceanfront location, private island, and amenities like the Coqui Water Park provide a tranquil setting for Danny and Claude’s escapade. Nearby Luquillo Beach adds to the tropical allure, with scenes of Anne learning to surf capturing the essence of summer fun.
Overall, ‘The Four Seasons’ not only entertains with its engaging storyline but also transports viewers to real-life locations that evoke a sense of wanderlust. Whether exploring the quaint streets of Cold Spring, browsing records in Beacon, or hitting the slopes at Mount Peter, fans can relive the on-screen adventures and create their own memorable experiences in these charming destinations. As the series continues to captivate audiences, the allure of these real-life places adds an extra layer of excitement and immersion to the viewing experience.