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Macy's storefront adorned with holiday lights and decorations at night

As a travel blogger who happens to be in a wheelchair, I'm always happily surprised at how accessible the state of New York really is. So here are some of New York State's best things to do if you or

Fireworks erupt in the sky during a New Year's Eve celebration in Buffalo's downtown

It’s time to celebrate New Year’s in New York State! Welcome 2025 with a First Day hike at a state park or trail, explore a wildlife refuge, or drive through an amazing light display. Want to stay home while you toast to the new year? Enjoy virtual ball drops, and home-based family-friendly activities courtesy of New York attractions. 

Two red star balloons with the word "Believe" written in cursive float along the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade route

Thanksgiving is a time for laughter, love, and sharing. Bond with the people you love, doing your favorite activities as you celebrate in New York State. 

A couple walks along a platform near a cascading waterfall at Buttermilk Falls in the Finger Lakes

New York State is the perfect destination for romantic fall getaways, offering something to love for every type of couple. Whether you crave the sights and sounds of nature—with its serene lakes and

Family walking on an elevated tree top pathway at the wild center

Sitting at the crossroads of the Adirondack Park, Tupper Lake isn’t just any lake town. With pristine waters for paddling and picturesque hiking trails, Tupper Lake is the perfect destination to make you feel one with nature. Here’s your 48-hour guide to Tupper Lake’s finest.

Cooperstown - Photos Courtesy of ThisIsCooperstown.com

While the National Baseball Hall of Fame has given Cooperstown a sporty reputation, there is far more to discover in this town beyond the outfield. Imagine award-winning craft beer, art galleries,

DUMBO manhattan bridge at night

Home to dozens of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct culture, character, and history, Brooklyn is a treasure trove of enormous diversity. Representing hundreds of cultures and languages, there’s an amazing sense of community between Brooklynites from all corners of the borough that you won’t find anywhere else. Bursting with art, history, nature, amazing food, and views, there’s no shortage of things to see and do.

Beacon

The Hudson Valley city of Beacon is a popular weekend getaway, where small town charm meets an art lover’s paradise. Home to the renowned Dia Beacon along with other contemporary and modern art museums, restaurants, adorable boutique shops, and a hopping craft beverage scene, the opportunities for activities are endless, so why not plan your visit over a weekend? Here's how to make the most out your time in Beacon! 

Rochester

From beautiful parks to a lively arts and culture scene, Rochester has everything you need for a scenic escape filled with diverse activities for visitors of all ages and interests. Home to two of

Ice at Canalside - Photo Courtesy of Visit Buffalo Niagara by Joe Cascio

Want to see one of the world's finest collections of modern and contemporary art and get sprayed by waterfalls all in one day? Take a weekend trip to Buffalo, which was named one of the 50 best places to travel in 2024 by Forbes. Niagara Falls' dramatic cascades are spectacular in any season and Buffalo’s night scene is just as vibrant as its art. As a perfect complement to seeing this natural wonder, you can take in some of the best that Buffalo has to offer, from world-class art and architecture to entertainment and foodeven if you’ve only got a weekend.