The perfect summer getaway is along this gorgeous river between the U.S. and Canada that is famous for its many islands where you can see beautiful castles.
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New York City is a great place to see some Fourth of July fireworks, but the crowds can be unbearable. There's a better way to see the spectacle, though.
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Mark your calendars, this spectacular NYC natural phenomenon is coming up, where you can watch the sun sink below the horizon while framed by the urban jungle.
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Two islands along the border of New York and Canada are home to fairytale castles built for wealthy business leaders at the turn of the century.
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An underrated county nestled in the Hudson Valley is an idyllic escape from the hustle culture of New York City, with historic destinations and an art trail.
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No trip to the Adirondacks is complete without a visit to one of the region's charming towns, and this classic college town is a great stop for history lovers.
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This easy getaway from Manhattan offers a refreshing change of pace from the urban grind, with antique stores, Victorian architecture, and seaside beauty.
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Open since 1973, this iconic New York City hot dog mecca was a favorite of Anthony Bourdain with its cheap, best-rated franks and tasty, tropical drinks.
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Enjoy a relaxing fly-fishing vacation in this picturesque New York hamlet in the Catskills, surrounded by stunning hikes and ethereal natural beauty.
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Venture into Upstate New York to visit a glistening state park home to a large lake, numerous hiking trails, and plenty of places to camp for the night.
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Enjoy a delicious meal and the incredible landscape of the Adirondack Mountains while cruising aboard an iconic steamship with a charming atmosphere.
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When exploring the Hudson Valley, you'll come across plenty of cute towns, but this riverside gem is worth a stop for its hillside views and quaint shops.
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The tallest waterfall in Massachusetts is located within an underrated state park straddling the New York state line, complete with gorgeous forests and trails.
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New York City is a food lover's paradise, and for those that prefer their meals handheld, this sandwich joint has to be on your NYC foodie bucket list.
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Somewhere over the rainbow lies an Upstate New York escape with an enchanting waterfall in a town once home to the illustrious "Wizard of Oz" author.
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With just a 2-hour ride north of New York City, you can visit a charming ranch nestled in the Hudson Valley, featuring farm animals and nature activities.
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This moderately challenging hike offers some of the most dazzling lake views in the Adirondack mountains, with a scenic and unobstructed summit.
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This beautiful park is extremely close to the heart of New York City and features many hiking trails that will take you through some gorgeous natural areas.
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People often forget that there's more to New York than New York City, which is a shame because they're missing out on scenic cities like this historic gem.
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The Northern Forest Canoe Trail offers miles and miles of adventure through the northeastern United States and part of Canada.
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Sited along the East River, this romantic lesser-known park boasts some of Manhattan's most iconic views and close proximity to renowned restaurants.
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For an off-the-beaten-path thing to do in New York City with gorgeous river views, head to this secret hilltop haven with medieval charm and peaceful gardens.
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Hiking in the Adirondack Mountains in the springtime is a muddy affair. Here are the best ways to prepare for hiking in the park's notorious mud season.
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If you are looking for an idyllic place to visit this summer, one of Samantha Brown's favorite spots is located just a few hours outside of New York City.
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This art museum may not be as famous as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but some travelers and experts say it's even better than the iconic institution.
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New York City isn't really known for its beaches, but if you're looking to beat the crowds for some sun, head to one of Staten Island's best-kept secrets.
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For un unexpectedly amazing winery tour, take a trip to New York's Long Island, where they grow and ferment their own world-class vino.
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