Close to New York City is a Jersey Shore destination with an oceanfront promenade and a quiet beach, perfect for relaxed vacationers who want a slower pace.
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This friendly New York town invites you to explore historic architecture, browse local shops, and enjoy the small-town charm of a thriving college community.
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Celebrate autumn with apple picking, haunted tours, and golden leaves in a historic region that's popular for weekend getaways and day trips.
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This little-known Hudson River spot offers free kayaking with breathtaking views of the New York City skyline, giving visitors a fresh perspective of Manhattan.
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This rugged Adirondack trail climbs high peaks and rocky ridges, offering stunning views for hikers willing to take on one of the toughest routes in the U.S.
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The Finger Lakes can get busy, and if you are looking for a place to stay to beat the crowds, consider this town known as "The Birthplace of Memorial Day."
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Enjoy beautiful fall foliage away from the crowds and one of the Adirondacks' best thru-hikes along this 135-mile trail that stretches across New York State.
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Whether you're traveling alone or with your family and friends, these classic fall events in New York City are the best ways to enjoy the 'ber' months.
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While it's true that New York City is an artistic hub -- perhaps the most famous in the world -- it's not the only place in New York to get your creative fix.
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One New York village on Long Island is a secret celebrity haven that comes alive with vibrant fall foliage in the autumn, making for a perfect weekend getaway.
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Generations have visited this storied spa town for bubbling mineral springs, lush parks, cultural festivals, and cafe-lined streets framed by nature.
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Escape the bustle of New York City in this easily accessible Upstate New York destination, known for its beloved farmer's market and fascinating architecture.
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New York is the biggest city in the U.S., and can be overwhelming at the best of times. If it's your first time, choose one of these neighborhoods as your base.
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If you're heading to New York (or already in the area) don't feel like you need to stay around the city! This serene escape is a heavenly oasis away from NYC.
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This quiet lake in the Adirondack's is a peaceful haven for hikers, swimmers, and boaters, surrounded by mountains, dense forests, and more beautiful lakes.
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This Hudson Valley getaway offers woodland hikes, river overlooks, and stone ruins, plus easy connections to rail trails and nearby dining and cafes.
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No trip to New York City is complete without a visit to Central Park, but the entrance you enter through can greatly impact your experience.
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For something to do in New York that is off-the-beaten-path, head to this old-school racetrack to watch the races for free and then walk to great restaurants.
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The Adirondack region contains some of the most beautiful wilderness areas in New York, and this quiet campground is the perfect spot to start your adventure.
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What was once a modern achievement is now a chilling ruin in New York, unfortunately marked by rust, shattered glass, and overgrowth frozen in time.
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One historic city in New York is home to the oldest coffeehouse in America, which is also an iconic music venue that has hosted music legends.
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Upstate New York has tons of opportunities for outdoor fun, including in the Adirondacks and Thousand Islands. This city is a gateway to both with plenty to do.
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This town in the Adirondack region of New York has the perfect climate for growing apples. Here's how this place became famous for its McIntosh apple orchards.
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Perched on the Canadian border along Lake Champlain, this New York village offers plenty of outdoor adventures, history, and some local businesses to explore.
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This town less than an hour from New York City is the perfect place for views of the skyline, hidden beaches, and serves as a gateway to the Jersey Shore.
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This Long Island town is loved among the locals for its historic harbor, sandy beaches, and unique mix of luxurious yet accessible small-town flair.
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This book obsessed village is a hidden gem for bibliophiles with bookstores, art galleries, and hiking trails galore, hidden away in the Catskill Mountains.
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