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Bristol Mountain

Does having the most ski resorts in the country make New York State the capital of skiing? We think so! When it comes to skiing and snowboarding—and pretty much all things fun in the snow—New York’s options are plentiful and diverse.

Whiteface Mountain

New York State is home to some of the country’s most beautiful and thrilling skiing destinations. It should be no surprise that it’s also home to amazing après-ski options, no matter what you’re looking for. Get cozy over a craft beer or local wine, warm yourself to the core in a steamy sauna and treat your muscles to a Swedish massage, or delight the kiddos and keep the fun going until bedtime. If you’re exploring Whiteface Mountain or Gore Mountain in the Adirondacks, read on to find amazing options nearby to craft the perfect winter experience.

The brick exterior of Belhurst Castle on a sunny day with a green shrubby tree to the left and white tree in the middle with other green shrubs all around

Cheers to the perfect blend of relaxation and indulgence in New York State with a “Sip and Stay” getaway! Venture to picture-postcard landscapes from the Finger Lakes to the Adirondacks to Long Island, all while savoring luscious libations at renowned cideries, wineries, and breweries. Keep the fun going and make it an unforgettable trip by spending the night on-site!…

A pot of tea, tea cups, and a three-tiered stand of sandwiches and pastries on a table
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Pinkies up! An afternoon of elegance awaits in New York State. First introduced in the mid-1800s, the fancy mid-day meal known as afternoon tea, consists of…

Waterpark at Greek Peak

You don’t ski. But you’re tagging along with friends and family to the mountain. Have no fear! Here are seven New York State ski resorts with amazing things to do—no skis required.

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Trees with orange and yellow leaves stand in front of a grey two story boathouse
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October is New York State History Month and we’re throwing it back to a few moments and places in NY history with a fun nostalgic twist. Scroll down to find the…

The charming green-roofed Fox Creek Covered Bridge reflected on the water's surface along with stunning scenery of fall foliage

Dreaming of quaint, simpler times? Covered bridges seem to possess this magical gift to transport us to a peaceful break from the present with the power of aesthetically pleasing architecture of days gone by along babbling brooks and rivers.

Mountainscape from the top of Cascade Monutain in the Adirondacks

The mountainous “forever wild” Adirondacks are a nature lover's paradise. Established in 1892 by the State of New York to protect water and timber resources, the Adirondacks are currently one of the…

An aerial view of Boldt Castle and the river at sunset
Credit: @kevinwojcik on Instagram

Looking to travel to world-class museums and renowned historical monuments, explore millions of acres of protected forests, lounge on white sand beaches, and relax in scenic vineyards? Don’t break the bank trekking far and wide to bring your travel dreams to life. Find it all in New York State! …

credit Joe Pompili

If you want to stay somewhere really unique, you may want to consider one of New York State's farmstays. Help out with chores like milking cows and gathering eggs, enjoy a slice of country fun, or simply relax amid soothing green acres.