Take a hike on the trails that connect downtown Ithaca and Cornell University's campus. This hike features eight waterfalls and picturesque views.
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Buried in New York's Adirondack Mountains is a charming little town offering an abundance of hiking trails, gorgeous views, and cozy accomodations.
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As lovely as the Big Apple is, it can get very crowded -- especially at peak tourist times. Not far away, though, is a delightful town, perfect for a day trip.
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This once-popular, historic New York spa town is making a major comeback and has become a delightful spot perfect for those wanting to explore out of the city.
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Set up camp on Woodstock’s historic grounds with RV, tent, and glamping options in the heart of the Catskills.
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If you are looking for something unique to do in Upstate New York, head to this charming and historic lighthouse in the middle of the Hudson River.
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No matter the season, a vacation to this Adirondack lake is sure to deliver stunning mountain views and an overall great trip!
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This river system in upstate New York is so large, it's been dubbed America's "Fourth Coast." Here's why it's an ideal destination for both food and fishing.
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Head to the Adirondacks for a dreamy, spruce-lined lake that offers exclusive access to canoers looking to follow in the footsteps of the New York elite.
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Take a road trip through New York’s gorgeous Adirondack Mountains, stopping by quaint towns, glimmering lakes, and short trails on a day of exploration.
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For a quick hike and escape into nature in New York, head to this pleasant trail that ends in a majestic cascading waterfall only an hour from Albany.
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Need to take a breather from the hustle and bustle of NYC? This nearby town boasts a smattering of picturesque hikes and mouthwatering grub.
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Visit this historic Hudson Valley distillery housed inside a converted gristmill and enjoy whiskey tastings, tours, and craft cocktails in a scenic setting.
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After a 2025 helicopter crash in New York City, some are worried that helicopter tours over the skyline aren't safe. Here's what to know before you book.
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This town near the Adirondack Mountains is host to a ton of fun activities, yummy food, and beautiful (and photo-worthy) sights -- not to mention rich history.
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Explore the wonders of a deep gorge, cliffs, towering waterfalls, and a fantastic spot for calm swimming within a hidden state park in New York.
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Experience a mix of old and new at this Buffalo hotspot, where you can eat, drink, kayak, attend events, and more, all in a unique industrial setting.
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If you can't make it to Cape Cod this summer, this lesser-known island off the coast of New York City is a wonderful seaside alternative.
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This charming village in the Thousand Islands region of New York is close to the Canadian border and offers plenty of outdoor experiences in summer.
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Named after an Italian city, this New York destination in the Adirondacks boasts a riverfront downtown, hiking trails, parks galore, and quaint attractions.
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Within New York’s stunning Thousand Islands region, you’ll find a sprawling campsite with comfortable lodging options, sandy beaches, and outdoor recreation.
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You don't need to travel too far outside the city to find beautiful towns in nature -- this beautiful upstate New York town is a must-vist.
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This suburb of Chicago is famous for its historic streets, local eateries, and beautiful green spaces. It also has an interesting like to NYC's Central Park.
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During your Adirondacks getaway, be sure to stop by this tranquil lake, where you can enjoying a refreshing swim in the summer or go ice fishing in the winter.
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Nature lovers finding themselves in New England can't miss this state park in New York's Finger Lakes region, which will make you believe you're in a fairytale.
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After a day of adventuring in the Adirondacks, relax on a beautiful beach while admiring a gorgeous sunset at a quiet lake in New York’s pristine nature.
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New York has 180 state parks, and this one on Lake Erie is Buffalo's first. Visit for plenty of water sport adventures, hiking, cycling, and lakefront dining.
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