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A family enjoying winter fun in Lake Placid going down a snowy hill on green and blue sleds.

Winter is here and it's time for your next adventure in New York State! Will you opt to head outdoors for snow-related activities like skiing the greatest vertical east of the Rockies or ziplining over snow-covered pines?…

a couple ice skates on a frozen lake while it snows

From luxury hotels to must-visit attractions, New York State offers all kinds of ways to save in November! Unlock prix-fixe pricing at some of Saratoga’s most popular restaurants during Saratoga…

A family of four gathered around a touch tank while a boy holds a crab at the Long Island Aquarium

Traveling with family is one of the best ways to make everlasting memories, but planning a trip that pleases family members of all ages can prove to be a challenge. In New York State, it’s easy to plan an all-ages vacation! We’ve put together 11 unforgettable multi-generational trip ideas with activities for everyone, from thrilling water parks for kids and teens to memorable museums for grandparents, plus plenty of lodging options with space for the whole family. Get inspired for your next family vacation and start planning your New York State getaway. 

Two chairs stand on a deck overlooking sweeping views of the Catskill mountains at Wylder Windham
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Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or just looking for some time away together, a romantic getaway is waiting for you in New York State that can accommodate every type of budget. From a cozy countryside inn to a nostalgic mountainside lodge to an opulent Gilded Age castle, treat your sweet to a dreamy couple’s escape…

Tom the Turkey float makes its way along the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Route

From delighting in wondrous festivals and parades to indulging in locally made goodies and getting a jump start on holiday shopping, November in New York is packed with events, thrills, and fun for all!…

Building at Ganondagan State Historic Site

In recognition of November’s Native American Heritage Month, we’ve put together some of the top places in New York State to learn about the traditions, culture, and contributions of Native Americans. From wampum belts and hand-woven baskets to detailed clothing and authentic log cabins, you’ll discover the fascinating work of the state’s first inhabitants. With interactive exhibits, walking trails, and seasonal events, there’s much to be explored! …

Holiday market at night in Bryant Park with people browsing stalls under lit trees.

What do you buy for the person who has everything? Holiday markets and winter villages are sprouting up across New York State, where local art, specialty crafts, and gourmet food and drink make the gift-giving season a breeze. Here are 15 Christmas markets in New York State to visit before the season's over!…

A white car drives down the Catskill Mountain Scenic Byway through fall foliage

Take the scenic route this fall in New York State! The changing leaves make for a backdrop unlike any other, as the colors of autumn paint the state’s most magnificent landscapes in yellows, oranges, and reds. From breathtaking routes through the Adirondack Mountains to peaceful drives along the ocean on Long Island, there are all kinds of paths to explore this fall. If you’re ready to hit the road, read on for 12 of the state’s stunning scenic byways and start planning your next fall escape in New York State. …

Glowing yellow lights decorate trees

As the days grow shorter with winter's approach, the night skies are getting brighter with holiday cheer across New York State! So put on your favorite sweater and have your hot chocolate at the ready, because you won’t want to miss these magical winter lights festivals, holiday light spectaculars, and dazzling drive-thru experiences.

Road winding along the river surrounded by fall foliage

Winter in New York State is truly a sight to see, but autumn isn’t over just yet! If you’re not quite ready to give up all the wonders of fall, don’t fret. From last-minute leaf-peeping adventures and scenic autumn drives to warm apple cider donuts and seasonal brews, be sure to cross these activities off your fall to-do list before winter arrives.