This unexpected East Coast state may just beat Florida for retirees seeking a healthy outdoor lifestyle combined with lively cities that have it all.
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What was once one of New York City's most troubled waterfront areas is now packed with amusement parks, beach views, and family entertainment.
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With its sandy beaches, local restaurants, and popular green spaces, this town near Buffalo is a wonderful spot to disconnect from the hustle of daily life.
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New York City might be an urban jungle, but if you want a real natural escape from the buildings, this national park is easily reachable from its heart.
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Hidden away in Upstate New York, this tiny village is the ideal spot for a weekend getaway that offers quiet boating and fishing opportunities.
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Though your trip to the Finger Lakes may be for Watkins Glen State Park's waterfalls, there are more waterfalls and quieter trails in this near village.
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Within an hour's drive of NYC is a family-friendly city with waterfront fun, international cuisine, kid-friendly parks and indoor centers, and a cottage museum.
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This Hudson Valley nature preserve is filled with scenic trails, and many paths lead to old quarry ruins that tell a story of the area's granite mining history.
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While airport hotels might seem like a place of last resort, these cushy landings make a long layover feel like a blessing instead of a curse.
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The scenery between Albany and NYC is absolutely stunning, and yet this incredible garden manages to stand out, and it's beckoning you to visit.
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Relive key moments from pop culture by heading to these New York City attractions that served as filming locations or settings for well-known films.
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If you really want to get off the grid, you can head to this resort in New York's Adirondacks, where you can have a rustic getaway without electricity.
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The secret behind the popular pastrami sandwiches served by this deli in New York City (which in itself has become a pop culture icon) is in the ingredients.
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No trip to New York is complete without pizza, so it's important to know which spots are worth it. Over on Reddit, there's much debate about one famous shop.
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New York City has so many museums that it would be hard to visit them all, but the oldest museum in the Big Apple has collections you definitely shouldn't miss.
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The Catskill Mountains are one of New York's most delightful destinations, but all that beautiful nature hides a surprising industrial history.
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Three U.S. destinations made this list of the best cities in the world, including San Francisco, Chicago, and this gleaming metropolis that residents adore.
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These U.S. lakes are very cold but worth visiting. From New York to Oregon to Minnesota, these lakes offer lots to do, like swimming, fishing, and hiking.
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New York City is commonly known as the "Big Apple," but the origin story for this beloved nickname is long and winding, and it starts down in New Orleans.
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This New York barrier island park offers shoreline beaches, a long oceanfront boardwalk, fishing pier access, waterfront concerts, and seasonal aviation shows.
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A beach vacation is always a good time, but beaches aren't always clean. These, however, are consistently rated as clean and safe to swim in.
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Take a deep dive into music history while glamping, or pitch a tent and hike by the lake in this low-key upstate New York town with counter-culture vibes.
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This small village in upstate New York offers a peaceful getaway with access to trails, waters for paddling and fishing, an orchard, and community events.
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Step inside this Gilded Age financier’s private NYC library, now a museum of rare books, Mozart manuscripts, a Gutenberg Bible, and rotating exhibitions.
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With fantastic opportunities for camping, hiking, fishing, and wildlife-spotting, this Catskills wilderness area offers plenty of rustic charm.
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You might expect Niagara Falls to be the most iconic U.S. area with waterfalls. But a certain park in New York beats it out with many waterfalls of its own.
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This destination between Erie and Syracuse is a New York college town with artsy vibes, rural charm, and lots to do both in and around the town.
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