If your aim is to take in some natural splendor while keeping a comfortable distance from the Big Apple, this tiny town off Lake Champlain is worth your time.
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A train ride through the mountains is always a delight, but there's no better time to do it than the holiday season, especially when it features special treats.
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You can celebrate the winter season all across the country at festivals that include holiday fun, ice sculpture contests, pub crawls, bonfires, and more.
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This village, tucked in New York's stunning Catskill Mountains, is surrounded by river scenery with plenty of delicious restaurants and antique shops to peruse.
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A picture-perfect village sits right near this shimmering lake in New York's Catskills, which was nicknamed "glimmerglass" by a famous American author.
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This town near Seneca Lake in New York's Finger Lakes region offers a peaceful escape near lush vineyards, forests, and a magnificent waterfall.
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Buffalo's revamped lakefront park is a breezy outdoor retreat with sunset skyline views, new walking trails, sand-side lounging, and a lively beer garden.
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This relaxed area of New York offers tree-lined avenues, local boutiques, and a quiet shoreline that feels far removed from the city's busiest districts.
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Tucked between iconic New York destinations, this small canal-side city offers visitors historic architecture, vintage carousels, and waterfront sunsets.
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This legendary American metropolis is one of the best places to spend Thanksgiving, with plenty of restaurant options for classic dishes and fall foliage.
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Ranked among the best for 2026, this American city shines through its world-class museums, large-scale sporting events, and storied annual traditions.
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Nearby Schroon Lake, this spot only has a population of 80 people, but it nonetheless offers significant opportunities for camping and basking in nature.
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A drivable loop around one of New York's famous lakes offer stunning scenery and a bunch of wineries to stop at and sample local varieties.
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A serene escape from busy Manhattan, this affluent community offers historic landmarks, coastal trails, and a vibrant small-town atmosphere.
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Nestled between two of New York's most beautiful lakes, this charming Adirondack getaway blends mountain adventure, historic landmarks, and small-town charm.
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With miles of biking paths, a low residential speed limit, and plans to further expand its cycling network, this New York City borough is a biking haven.
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Despite what stereotypes and films from the 1970s may lead you to believe, this metropolis is the least hazardous for folks participating in foot-traffic.
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This 19-mile scenic byway is lined with wineries and roadside farm stands, taking you through the heart of New York's Finger Lakes, from Lake Seneca to Lodi.
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Explore historic hotels and pristine beaches at this Long Island gem that has been voted one of the most beautiful villages in America.
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This hidden gem tucked in upstate New York blends small-town charm with scenic golf courses, local breweries, and fun for the entire family.
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It's amazing, really, how a short drive from the heart of the Big Apple can transport you to another world, like this cute little town and its peaceful vibes.
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Take your dog for the ultimate upstate New York vacation in this region that's full of lakes, recreational hikes, and dog-friendly wineries.
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There's no shortage of quaint cities on New York's Hudson River, but this beautiful town boasts opulent historic mansions, cozy cafés, and marvelous markets.
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Take a trip back in time to experience the opulence of the Gilded Age at this stunning estate that has been transformed into a museum with grounds to tour.
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Upstate New York features a lot of appealing vacation spots, but one northern NY island is a small location with a whole lot of tourist attractions.
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A charming Hudson River village just north of New York City offers a walkable downtown filled with art, dining, and local culture, along with waterfront views.
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This forest has miles of trails that are perfect for hiking or winter snowmobiling and cross-country skiing, and it's less challenging than nearby mountains.
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