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Open dawn till dusk, the 641-acre sanctuary offers six miles of trails and the chance to experience diverse habitats - while soaking up the splendor of the colorful surroundings...

Considered Buffalo’s “Central Park,” one of the most prominent features in the park is the Marcy Casino Building, built for the 1901 fair ..

Perched atop a hill, Betty and Wilbur Davis State Park provides spectacular views to the south and west and is bedecked with a forest of hardwoods, areas of conifer plantation, gently rolling meadowlands and two ponds.

​A product of the ice age, Chenango Valley State Park boasts two kettle lakes, originating from when the last glacier retreated, great for ice skating.

Mine Kill State Park offers a great diversity of birds to spy, in particular the bald eagle, blue bird and wild turkey, more easily visible in the winter.

One of Upstate New York's most gorgeous and unique parks, Chimney Bluffs shows off strange rock formations and spires.

Perched on the magnificent St. Lawrence River, Keewaydin State Park provides winter fun like ice fishing and cross-country skiing.

The trail to Mitchell Ponds features an easy, rolling terrain that is wide and also offers mountain biking in the warmer weather and snowmobiling in the winter.