This Chic New York City Hotel Lets You Watch Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade From Your Room
This widely recognized 46-story building is the place to be extra comfortable when you see Santa and the Super Mario balloon in person.
Read MoreThis widely recognized 46-story building is the place to be extra comfortable when you see Santa and the Super Mario balloon in person.
Read MoreIf you're looking for quaint escape not far from the Big Apple, you won't be let down by this town's bustling culture, fascinating history, and natural scenery.
Read MoreExperience the thrill of hiking trails and whitewater rafting in this charming town nestled in one of New York's most stunning mountain landscapes.
Read MoreIf you dare, take a thrilling whitewater rafting trip on this New York river, which passes through small towns known for their hiking trails and great food.
Read MoreSip happens — and in this charming New York village, it happens a lot. This spot is full of fruit history, vineyards, and juicy things you won't want to miss.
Read MoreStretching for hundreds of miles, this epic bike path follows a historic canal as it winds you through cozy towns, scenic viewpoints, and rustic campsites.
Read MoreThis east coast vineyard has a top-rated experience for visitors. It is a two-hour adventure featuring a guided tour of the winery and a seated wine tasting.
Read MoreNew York vacationers don't have to rely on the Big Apple. This serene town tucked in the Adirondack Mountains gives you easy access to Lake Champlain.
Read MoreLace up your walking shoes, because this lakefront town in New York is home to the most walkable Main Street in America, and its views are spectacular.
Read MoreDiscover a charming Catskills hamlet surrounded by mountain peaks, rustic shops, and scenic trails that make for the perfect upstate New York getaway.
Read MoreFor a relaxing stay in New York's beautiful Catskill Mountains, try this Scandinavian-inspired resort complete with a sauna and rustic charm.
Read MoreThis small town overlooks Long Island Sound and has several popular parks with water views, boat ramps, hiking trails, historic buildings, and in-town dining.
Read MoreDiscover a charming small town along the Hudson that has an easily walkable downtown area with lovely shops just outside New York City and Albany.
Read MoreThis New York town is all about water, with stunning vessels at the Antique Boat Museum and mysterious wrecks along the St. Lawrence River for scuba divers.
Read MoreThis tiny Catskills town with walking trails near the Hudson River is the perfect place for a fall getaway, with plenty of opportunities for nature immersion.
Read MoreThe inn is inspired by a fictional country village with themed rooms, pastoral decor, and provincial dining that feels like you stepped into a fairy tale.
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Read MoreNew York's new Adirondack Rail Trail meanders through one of the state's most picturesque regions, crossing peaceful lakes and quaint towns with local eats.
Read MoreNestled in the Hudson Valley, this laidback town has a hip downtown full of shops and eateries, while its trails take you through the gorgeous surroundings.
Read MoreOne of the best parts about visiting New York City is the ability to hop on a train for a day trip to calmer neighborhoods. And this one is a must-visit.
Read MoreVenture outside of Buffalo, New York, to find a tiny town that's near an inventive sculpture park, heaps of trails, and gorgeous lakeside views.
Read MoreHop aboard one of the most scenic train journeys in America, which zooms past beautiful lakes and vibrant forests on its way from New York to Canada.
Read MoreThis charming suburb of Rochester is an ideal way to escape the city's hustle, with charming parks, nearby farmers markets, and impressive local eateries.
Read MorePristine, beautiful beaches with white sands and crystal clear water can be found all across America, including the East Coast, West Coast, and the Great Lakes.
Read MoreA hamlet in New York's Adirondacks is a gentle family-friendly destination with excellent craft beer, great hiking trails, and relaxation on Lake George.
Read MoreHere's a look at places where you're guaranteed beautiful swims and incredible scenery, with icy blue water and some of the purest water you'll find any where.
Read MoreThis retiree-friendly spot on Long Island's northern coast is a charming getaway with natural oases, community markets, boutiques, and access to NYC.
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