New York City offers a lot, but some say the people are notoriously rude. However, one of the friendliest neighborhoods in America is in Manhattan.
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Outdoor enthusiasts in New York often have their sights set on the Catskills or the Adirondacks. The best choice for you depends on what you want to experience.
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For the ultimate adventure experience, trek or cycle across the state of New York on a 750-mile trail that passes by gorgeous landscapes and small towns.
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Just a couple of hours away from New York City is a scenic resort that offers a spectacular experience, set against the backdrop of the Catskills Mountains.
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Within the sprawling Adirondack Mountains, you can hike up a historic fire tower to catch the most incredible views overlooking Tupper Lake in New York.
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If your goal for a New York City vacation is to see all the most fascinating landmarks, your itinerary must include a visit to this massive Anglican cathedral.
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This neighborhood in Upstate New York is the place to go for playful exhibits, endless gaming options, and delicious food and drinks in a vibrant setting.
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Once a bustling shipyard, this charmingly isolated neighborhood still carries the soul of its maritime past, untouched by skyscrapers and city chaos.
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If you are looking for a great hike in the Adirondacks, head to this mountain for an exciting climb and gorgeous views of the surrounding lakes and mountains.
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If you venture outside of metropolis and continue north for a few hours, you'll find a serene escape in the Adirondacks with a hamlet perfect for a retreat.
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For a place to go to escape the hustle and bustle of New York, head to the city's largest nature park with a beach, hiking, and plenty of outdoor recreation.
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Central Park is an iconic part of New York City, but it's not the only green oasis that can be found in the bustling city -- head to Queens for more nature.
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A 28-acre development in New York offers stunning river views, over 100 eclectic restaurants and stores, an observation deck, and climbable public landmark.
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As one of New York’s most incredible natural areas, the Adirondack Mountains are home to a pristine, shimmering lake with plenty of recreation opportunities.
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If you want to escape into the Adirondacks to be surrounded by nature, head to this small lakeside town for year-round activities and charming mountain scenery.
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This historic town in New York's beautiful Hudson Valley offers visitors a chance to take in local food and art while experiencing the area's natural beauty.
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Dodge the tourist traps of New York City and head to this stunning neighborhood park, where you'll find a massive pool, gorgeous nature, and top-notch views.
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From the Bronx to Chinatown, we've used tourism sites and personal knowledge from living in New York City to find the best free-to-visit museums.
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This small island just next to New York City's Manhattan is a calm escape accessible by a budget-friendly tram ride with stunning skyline views.
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If you're heading to the Adirondacks, you might think that there's not much to do beyond exploring nature, but this small town offers plenty of excitement.
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Enjoy mouthwatering, authentic Kobe beef, delectable side dishes, and an upscale atmosphere at this classic steakhouse in the heart of New York City.
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If your exploration of New York is restricted to NYC, you're missing out. Head upstate to this picture-perfect spot along a gorgeous river.
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Within New York’s glorious Catskill Mountains is an under-the-radar town with plenty of charming breweries and boutiques for visitors to explore.
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A waterfall is an excellent end for a hike, but this trail in New York takes hikers to a fire phenomenon behind a waterfall that scientists can't explain.
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Immerse yourself in nature without even leaving New York City in this lush, under-the-radar park situated in one of the city's most charming residential areas.
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A lesser-known village 60 miles east of Manhattan is a relaxing getaway. Watch boats along the waterfront, unwind on beaches, and learn some nautical history.
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Home to one of the oldest discount stores in America, this village near Adirondack Park showcases lakeside beauty and hiking trails.
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