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Delaware County - where options abound year round!
The Catskills
Separated from the state of Pennsylvania by the Delaware River, Delaware County is the largest and most western of the four counties in the Catskill Mountain offering beauty, adventure and an abundance of activities all year round.
Cattaraugus County
Chautauqua-Allegany
Cattaraugus County has it all - thriving communities, rolling farmlands, forests, scenic waterways and wooded hilltops overlooking valleys sculptured by glaciers of the Ice Age.
Rockland County – Step into the Gateway
Hudson Valley
Renowned as the “Gateway to the Hudson Valley region,” Rockland County is set along the majestic Hudson River featuring quaint villages, spectacular river views, and outdoor recreation – all just 30 miles north of New York City!
Greene County
The Catskills
Nestled among the highest of the Catskill Mountains and the lush Hudson River Valley, Greene County offers year-round recreation, an abundance of attractions, diverse lodging, restaurants, and unique cultural events.
Stony Point - a Place of Revolutionary History & Theatre
Hudson Valley
In addition to its panoramic river views, Stony Point features historic sites and landmarks from the American Revolutionary War including the Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site and Lighthouse.
Walton
The Catskills
Located along the Delaware River, Walton is not only home to classic buildings like the historic Walton Theater and Castle on the Delaware, but is host to a variety of spectacular events year round. The Reader is referred directly to the Walton website for lodging, dining, and things to do.
Schwabl’s
Niagara-Western NY
Buffalo wings are not the only thing Buffalo is famous for – even more historic is the popular and delicious “Beef on a Weck”...
Knox Farm State Park
Niagara-Western NY
Knox Farm State Park is comprised of a variety of habitats, 100 acres of woodlands, ponds and several wetland areas as well as the original Knox Farm.
