Just when you thought your Empire State bucket list couldn't get any bigger, a collection of beautiful lakes in upstate New York knocks at your door.
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Boasting around 2,000 acres near the shores of Seneca Lake in New York's Finger Lakes region, this state park has everything you need for a camping getaway.
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This pristine waterway offers world-class trout fishing, charming vintage towns, and stunning autumn foliage just hours outside of New York City.
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The most visited state in the U.S. has many different cities to go to for incredible outdoor recreation, delicious restaurants, and plenty of arts and culture.
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Tucked away in Grand Central, this iconic spot combines rich history, cocktails, and a unique atmosphere, making it one of the nation's most unique bars.
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This serene woodland is home to forests, meadows, and ponds, offering rich habitats where hundreds of bird species thrive throughout the seasons.
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If you're tired of the usual tourists spots in New York, ditch the crowds for this unique walking tour about the city's notorious (and dirty) residents.
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The New York City public transit systems will have a price increase and other changes in 2026 that will affect how you travel around the Big Apple.
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This village in Upstate New York will take you back in time with a historic bridge, a 19th-century inn, a vintage drive-in theater, and other attractions.
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Some museums are outstanding and others can be ruined by crowds and dated displays, like this popular New York City museum that is one of the world's busiest.
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The northern tip of Long Island boasts a gorgeous state park that is the perfect destination for anyone looking for a more secluded beach getaway.
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Along Lake Champlain in upstate New York, tourists will find a small town that features colonial forts, lakeside campgrounds, and plenty of hiking nearby.
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The Adirondacks are vast and full of popular spots, so you may not have heard of this scenic drive to a secret park full of endless outdoor adventures.
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This Long Island town has chic, beachy vibes similar to The Hamptons with fewer crowds and Instagram hype. Here's what you can do in this affordable town.
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This canal in Upstate New York connects towns, monuments, and outdoor activities for everyone from boaters to history buffs and bird watchers.
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If you ever find yourself craving for a slice of pizza in New York, you may find the sheer number of options overwhelming. Reviews can help narrow them down.
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This Manhattan neighborhood is home to America's first fine dining restaurant, Michelin-starred rooftop spots, and cobblestone streets lined with great eats.
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New York City is full of great eats, history, and culture. Here are the best neighborhoods to visit or consider renting in if you're moving to the Big Apple.
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After years of meticulous renovation, this iconic hotel has officially reopened with breathtaking historic design elements and unparalleled luxury experiences.
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Hidden in the Adirondack Mountains is a little-known swimming hole that features gentle waterfalls, but the trail to get there is a bit difficult.
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As a New York City native, I grew up enjoying the restaurants, bakeries, and cafés in Chinatown. You can hit many of these standout places in a single visit.
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This charming Westchester village offers delicious waterfront dining, a vibrant downtown atmosphere, and a quick escape from the city's chaos.
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One of the most scenic destinations in upstate New York is a once-luxurious hotel, which has since become beautiful ruins that you can hike to.
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Between the two forks of Long Island is a summer paradise that rivals the Hamptons, but you won't find the same crowds here.
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The "funniest city" in America is filled with museums that are dedicated to comedy greats, like Lucille Ball, and it also has plenty of art and nature, too.
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This upstate New York town offers budget-friendly accommodations and restaurants and laid-back days swimming, fishing, and boating on Oneida Lake.
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This historic site in New York City is the largest mausoleum in North America and is the beautiful final resting place of a famous U.S. historical figure.
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