Warwick, N.Y. (Oct. 2, 2025) – Mount Peter, kicking off its 90th Anniversary season, will host its 2nd Annual Fall Festival on Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Warwick, NY. Mount Peter, New York’s Family Mountain, is inviting the community to come together for a day of food, music, family activities, sky rides and artisan shopping, all set against the backdrop of Hudson Valley’s peak foliage.
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‘I LOVE NY’ Fall Foliage Reports Available Online Every Wednesday Beginning September 10
Fall Marketing Campaign Will Encourage Travelers To Explore Seasonal Events and Attractions Throughout New York State
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the start of the fall foliage travel season throughout New York State. Autumn is historically one of New York's most popular travel periods, thanks to one of America's longest and most colorful foliage seasons, attracting visitors from around the world who explore seasonal and unique attractions throughout the state's diverse vacation regions. An I LOVE NY integrated marketing campaign will encourage travelers to plan a fall getaway, and weekly foliage reports return next Wednesday, September 10, with updates issued every Wednesday throughout the season.
Orange County, N.Y. - There are many ways to view fall’s brilliant colors, but none compare with a cruise on the Hudson River. And Orange County, N.Y., is the perfect point to embark on the adventure.
Passengers on the Pride of the Hudson, operated by Hudson River Adventures in Newburgh, N.Y., travel the spectacular Hudson Valley scenery on two-hour, narrated cruises. The trip is a delightful centerpiece to a fantastic autumn day – or weekend – in Orange County, just an hour from New York City.
Historic 306.3 Million Visitors Explored the Empire State in 2023 – the Most in New York State History
Tourism Generated $88 Billion in Direct Spending and $137 Billion in Total Economic Impact, Exceeding Previous Highs in 2022
Ahead of Fall Travel Season, I LOVE NY Fall Foliage Reports Begin on September 12
Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that New York welcomed a record-setting 306.3 million visitors in 2023, while also setting new historic highs for direct visitor spending and total economic impact associated with the state's tourism industry. Visitors to New York State contributed to a record-high $88 billion in direct spending, and supported a historic $137 billion in total economic impact across the state. The Governor made the announcement at the Great New York State Fair, a perennially popular seasonal tourism attraction and economic driver. This data, compiled in a series of reports prepared by Tourism Economics, represents significant gains over the then-record-setting numbers from 2022, and far surpass the highest numbers achieved prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.