Hidden high in New York's Adirondacks is a small yet breathtaking alpine lake surrounded by challenging, rugged trails, and picturesque mountain views.
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With museums, historic architecture, green spaces, and lake proximity, this quaint village in New York should make it onto your travel bucket list.
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The UN agency recognizes these places in New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia as representing universal ideals. All three have links to U.S. Founding Fathers.
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If you want to enjoy the outdoors near New York City without the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple, you can visit this much quieter state park.
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Queen City is undoubtedly one of the most underrated cities in the United States, and these are Buffalo's best hidden gems for your next visit.
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Enjoy the panoramic views of one of the most welcoming of the Great Lakes for swimming and boating at this freshly remodeled park in a small upstate town.
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The millions of passengers that pass through this major North American transit hub are in for some much-needed upgrades as construction starts in 2027.
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New York's largest wildlife refuge, located between Buffalo and Rochester, is definitely not as renowned as it should be, especially considering its beauty.
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While visiting Upstate New York’s Buffalo, you should consider taking a day trip to one of these beautiful locations within easy reach of the city.
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This charming town minutes from Buffalo and the Canadian border is a suburb boasting both great shopping at chains and local stores as well as scenic parks.
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Set along the southern shore of Lake Ontario, this NY state park combines wooded campsites, lakeside trails, picnic areas, and two 18-hole disc golf courses.
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Those who want to escape the city to fish and explore historic sites in a quiet setting are sure to love this small New York community on the Delaware River.
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Leave the hustle and bustle of New York City behind in favor of these scenic treks through the Catskills, many with stunning views and unique flora.
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New York City is home to some historic hotels, including this one that is nearly 100 years old and is featured in a Georgia O'Keeffe painting.
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While you may think of other things, such as the famous ferry, when thinking of Staten Island, New York, it's also filled with parks and wildlife to explore.
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Historic streets, riverside villages, grand estates, and mountain retreats create European-style experiences in some of New York's most scenic corners.
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The journey can be just as important as the destination, especially if you are traveling through one of these stunning train stations in the U.S.
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New York offers retirees memorable experiences with lake cruises, Broadway entertainment, vineyard visits, and historic sightseeing opportunities.
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This state on the east coast has the most castles in America, and while not surprising it isn't a place usually associated with castle tourism.
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Though it may be small, this tiny state park has plenty of family-friendly amenities, including mini golf, a reflecting pool, and an exhibit on birds of prey.
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These sprawling gardens were once a working farm with 300 Jersey cows but are now home to thousands of native trees, grassland, and cultivated flowers.
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Just beyond New York Harbor sits a historic island where abandoned wards, immigrant stories, and exclusive guided tours reveal a chapter of American history.
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This Catskills destination started as a private zoo, became the largest zoo in America before going bust in the 2000s and is now reborn as a family campground.
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New York is one of the most creative states in the country, and this reimagined quarry is a true treasure trove of trails, art, and imagination.
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Loaded with wineries, small villages, and stunning scenery, the Finger Lakes make a dream destination for many — here are some of the best spots to explore.
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A sweeping New York wilderness that’s roughly a 90-minute drive from Albany Airport boasts 65 named mountains, fishing, camping, hiking, and winter activities.
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Located in Brooklyn, this sprawling state park is the ideal place to go for a hike, cast a line, or simply unwind in nature while surrounded by wildlife.
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