Discover a charming small town along the Hudson that has an easily walkable downtown area with lovely shops just outside New York City and Albany.
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This 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.
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This 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.
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The 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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Planning a trip soon? Find out which U.S. state has the dirtiest tap water in the country, and what you can do to enjoy a glass safely while visiting.
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New 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.
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Nestled 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.
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One 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.
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Venture outside of Buffalo, New York, to find a tiny town that's near an inventive sculpture park, heaps of trails, and gorgeous lakeside views.
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Hop 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.
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This charming suburb of Rochester is an ideal way to escape the city's hustle, with charming parks, nearby farmers markets, and impressive local eateries.
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Pristine, 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.
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A hamlet in New York's Adirondacks is a gentle family-friendly destination with excellent craft beer, great hiking trails, and relaxation on Lake George.
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Here'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.
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This 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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For a quiet place to enjoy the beach and relax near New York City, head to Long Island Sound's coastal retreat with a scenic beach, a lighthouse, and trails.
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Escape the hustle and bustle for a weekend with this little town in New York, a hidden gem with lots to do and a history that dates back to the colonial period.
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This record-breaking haunted attraction features terrifying themed houses packed with scares, creepy characters, and an unforgettable Halloween experience.
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There's never a bad time for a little escape to the Catskills, and if you've decided to make the trip, it's worth checking out this history-filled wooded spot.
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From world-class museums to vibrant bars and green parks, this New York town delivers a lively mix of education, history, and entertainment.
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New York City is known for its pizza, and this contemporary spot has quickly become a favorite among diners, critics, and even celebrity chef Bobby Flay.
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New York is anything but low-profile. Still, some regions of the state are home to hidden natural gems and outdoor adventure, like this park on the Hudson.
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This small town in the Catskill Mountains is about as far removed in culture from New York City as possible, while being within range for day-trippers.
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For a trip that's about the journey and not just the destination, try this scenic train ride between New York and Pennsylvania for tranquil countryside views.
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This New York City local shares a less crowded neighborhood where you'll discover eclectic shops perfect for Halloween, or any other time of year.
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This New York town was once the home of Amelia Earhart and now boasts exceptional schools, high-end real estate, and ample golf courses and green space.
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The Big Apple might not seem like an obvious beach city, but New York has plenty of excellent sandy spots that aren't difficult to reach when the heat rises.
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