in Central New York

This chic and casual chain restaurant serves up contemporary American dishes packed with flavor in an inviting atmosphere.

Brewing onsite since 2017, 16 Stone Brewpub serves up a wide range of its signature brews, including IPAs and Belgian ales, as well as local favorites, including ciders.

This casino resort restaurant offers seven market-style stations serving a variety of quality artisan cuisines prepared by Turning Stone’s award-winning culinary team.

Located at the lower edge of the Adirondacks, the Adirondack Sport Center offers cozy, rustic cabins to rent and plenty to do while you stay.

Based directly on the snowmobile trail S77D between Tug Hill and Old Forge, the Adirondack Sport Center offers snowmobile rentals in the winter and also offers cozy, rustic cabins to rent.

Fly high above the beautiful cities of Utica and Syracuse with Airborne Adventures and view Central New York’s scenic landscapes and lakes.

The museum is home to thousands of pieces of memorabilia and collectibles related to the popular MGM movie, "The Wizard of Oz"

Otro Cinco serves up a blend of Spanish and Mediterranean cuisine with a large tapas menu intended for sharing as well as a variety of smaller entrees.

This elegant and memorable boutique hotel is set within a stately 19th-century redbrick castle complete with a fine dining restaurant offering French and American cuisine.

Italian for encore, Ancora! is an Italian restaurant in downtown Utica offering Italian small plates and main dishes with Mediterranean taste.

Just 15 minutes outside of Binghamton, this interactive educational animal park boasts more than 250 animals, representing more than 100 species.

This one-of-its-kind venue in Central New features 24 lanes of state-of-the art bowling, a full-service restaurant, two high energy bars, billiards, darts, bocce ball, arcade and a private event space.

This warm, Italian restaurant and pub serves up wood-fired pizza along with a rotating lineup of seasonal antipasti, salads, and pasta.

Scenically and relaxingly located on the beautiful Oswego River, this premier float spa is one of the largest float centers & wellness destinations in Central NY and the Thousand Islands.

Located right on the Erie Canal in downtown Utica, this American-Italian restaurant creates its dishes with beef and produce from its own farm.

A Diving School near Syracuse, Aquatic World has been training divers for more than 40 years ..

Open for lunch and dinner, Asteroga features both a pub menu and dinner menu, craft beers and quality scotches, bourbons and whiskeys.

Perched atop a wild flower covered meadow, this two-story country retreat offers 25 spacious rooms and suites along with its panoramic views of the Susquehanna Valley.

Set on a 300-acre farm and hunting preserve, this luxury inn also offers bird hunts and horseback rides

Located just one block from the main four corner village intersection, this 19th-century shingle-style home is listed in the National Registry of Historic Places.

Peaceful, serene and at one with Nature, the experience of a hot air balloon ride is a one-of-a-kind adventure.

This country-western style bar in the Yellow Brick Road Casino serves up a wide selection of bottled and beers on tap, including local selections along with wine and creative cocktails...

Situated on the second and third floors of Cooperstown’s original souvenir store, the motel features 10 recently renovated rooms, some connecting, and three larger suites.

The B&S Apple Hill campus has a general store, bakery, café, tavern & tasting room for sampling cider, spirits & wine made from its own 1911 Distillery.

Beardslee Castle dishes up wood-grilled modern and classic American fare regional American with Island, Mediterranean, and Asian influences using fresh local ingredients.

​The more than nine miles of maintained walking trails provides a rich mix of habitats with the possibility of seeing more than 200 species of birds and more than 800 varieties of plants.

For a big-city Getaway that still offers small-town hospitality, put the Exciting City of Syracuse on your list .. and Do your Thing ! (All Seasons)

Just off Interstate 81 on a tree-lined street is the quaint Bed and Breakfast Wellington, an American Tudor-style guest home designed by the prolific architect Ward Wellington Ward.

This fun neighborhood tavern features local entertainment, daily lunch and drink specials, a full pub menu and a nice selection of beer, wine and spirits.

This small farm brewery produces a variety of beer options, especially highlighting hop-forward beers using locally sourced hops.

Receiving rave reviews for their service, steaks and their specialty "roasted red peppers "this family-owned restaurant is a must-stop on your next visit to or through Little Falls.

This Victorian home built in 1860 offers quiet, romantic surroundings and is just off the NYS Thruway Exit 30, right in the village of Herkimer.

Only 3.1 miles from the Utica Zoo and only a 14-minute walk from the Adirondack Scenic Railroad, this hotel offers rooms with free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, desks and coffeemakers.

Close to the Syracuse action, this hotel is 2.1 miles from Onondaga Lake, 3 miles from Destiny USA and 7.8 miles from The Great New York State Fair.

Just off I-690 in west Syracuse, this hotel is a 15-minute walk from the New York State Fairgrounds at the Empire Expo Center and 4.7 miles from the shops of Destiny USA.

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.

Binghamton has the diversity you have been looking for in a travel destination, and offers fun, culture and excitement for everyone ..

Founded in 1875, the Binghamton Zoo, formerly known as Ross Park Zoo, is the fifth oldest zoo in the country.

This remote and scenic trail travels through woods and fields along the towpath that follows the Black River Feeder Canal.

If you are looking for a quick and tasty bite for breakfast or lunch, the Sandwich Chef might be just the ticket!

Bowman Lake features a sandy beach and shady campsites for both tents and trailers, rustic cabins, a nature center and more...

Winter at Bowman Lake offers snowmobilers and cross-country skiers outstanding scenery on 13 miles of designated trails...

Brae Lock Inn is a family-run, Scotland-inspired guesthouse and restaurant just 9.4 miles from Highland Forest County Park, which has hiking and horseback riding.

Offering creative American cuisine with a Scottish flare, this classically decorated pub and restaurant establishment serves fine dining dishes and pub food every night ..

Visit the Ommegang Brewery and Sample Belgian-style brews and themed food favorites at this innovative and beautiful farmstead.

The Brewster Inn restaurant creates all of its menu items from scratch, using the best locally sourced ingredients whenever possible.

Located at the junction of Interstates 81 and 481, this affordable Cicero motel is family-owned and just 4.3 miles from the Syracuse airport and 8 miles from downtown Syracuse.

Located inside of the famous Destiny USA mall in Syracuse, Bullfinch Brewpub features a variety of craft beers on tap including several of its gold standard beers along with unique seasonal beers...

This Yellow Brick Road Casino eatery is known for its variety of delicious burgers, offering everything from classic burgers to breakfast burgers and veggie burgers.

Buried Acorn features 16 draft lines pouring barrel-aged mixed-fermentation sour ales, classic and long-forgotten Farmhouse styles, as well as some hopped up offerings.

The First Tee Syracuse Golf Complex at Butternut Creek is open to the public and the course includes a driving range

​Located on the first floor of the historic 1839 Stone Mill building, the Café offers a choice of ice cream, baked goods and a lunch menu featuring soups, sandwiches and wrap

Camillus Erie Canal Park is nestled between Nine Mile Creek and a wooded hillside near Camillus.

This indoor ice arena is located within Camillus’ Shove Park and offers public skating daily during its season (mid-October through mid-March).

Now located within Camillus Erie Canal Park, the Camillus Sim's Store Museum is a replica of the original Sims canal stor constructed by prior to 1860.

Camillus has been teaching people of all ages to ski and snowboard since 1965 and features two moderately sized slopes for beginners and intermediates.

Set in a historical 1870s redbrick building, this modest 3-room inn is situated across from the Mohawk River, only a 2-minute walk from downtown Little Falls and 22.7 miles from Utica.

Just a short walk from the scenic Erie Canal in the Historic Canal Place District of Little Falls, the restaurant at Canal Side Inn offers traditional French and American cuisine.

The historic village of Canastota has produced two world boxing champions and is home to the International Boxing Hall of Fame.

Located beside a remnant of the original Canal, this museum is filled with authentic memorabilia, art and exhibits of the "Old Erie Canal."

The hotel's 124 guest suites have a kitchenette and include free WiFi, flat-screened TV with Cable / Satellite TV.

For more than 30 years, Caz Pizza has been a local go-to pizza pub for wings, calzones, salads and hand-stretched pizza.

The village of Cazenovia welcomes visitors to admire its historic architecture, quaint shops and galleries along with its natural beauty.

This bagel shop serves authentic NYC bagels (with some Gluten-free options) and bialys with various cream cheese flavors.

With some of the steepest trails in New York state, the club offers incredibly diverse terrain, from heart-stopping "steeps" to gentle beginner trails.

Nestled in the cedar-lined Oneida Creek Valley, this modern campground provides both a retreat from the bustling world and a center for variety of family oriented recreational activities.

The pub also features an Irish-American menu.

The Central New York Food & Beverages site brings together the area's farm-to-table restaurants and farm-to-glass beverage producers—all of which source products from New York State farms.

The ILOVENY's Central New York Welcome Center is located on the Second level at Destiny USA, the State's largest shopping centerd.

Sept. 28 & 29, 2024: Sponsored by the Lioness Club of Central Square and supported by donations and help from local non-profits and churches, this apple festival has been going strong for more than 30 years.

Sept 7-8, 2024: This premier outdoor arts and music festival that normally fills two adjacent parks in downtown Norwich and draws more than 12,000 visitors will be a virtual event this year...

Nestled among the hills of South-Central New York, Chenango County warmly invites you to their neck of the woods for your next family vacation or romantic getaway

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

​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.

Chittenango is the birthplace of L. Frank Baum, author of many children’s books including his most famous book, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz."

At the Canal Boat Museum visitors can learn history through words and artifacts, and imagine the life of those living on the canal in the 19th century.

This established mom-and-pop diner has been providing fast, courteous service and hearty portions of classic breakfast, lunch and weeknight dinners since 1955.

Clark Reservation State Park's natural features include rugged cliffs and rocky outcrops, woodland and meadow, a wetland and a glacial meromictic lake.

The Northeast Classic Car Museum has more than 170 vehicles from 1899 through the early 1980's.

Located in the heart of downtown Syracuse, the Clinton Square Ice rink is an open-air facility enjoyed by more than 20,000 skaters each year.

The Griswold family has been in the ballooning business for 30 years and they invite you to float over rolling hills, down into valleys and over water falls ..

Just 15 miles from Canastota, this relaxed and affordable motel is only a few minutes from Turning Stone Resort Casino, the Utica Rome Speedway and Vernon Downs Raceway and Casino.

Located in what once was a general store and boarding house on the Erie Canal more than 150 years ago, this family restaurant has been serving up fine American cuisine for more than 50 years.

This elegant hotel is less than a mile walk from Syracuse University and the Carrier Dome and just minutes away from historic Armory Square and local theaters, museums and concert venues.

 Built in 1869, the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad offers fun seasonal train excursions from June through December each year.

While Cooperstown immediately brings to mind baseball, one visit to this charming village on lovely Otsego Lake will amaze you with all it has to discover.

The Cooperstown Beverage Exchange features a tasting room for its award-winning, hand-crafted spirits as well as beer, wine, and ciders with several local beers on tap...

Once the hops-growing capital of North America, Cooperstown now boasts breweries, wineries, a distillery and an historic cider mill and the Cooperstown Beverage Trail is New York State’s first official cuisine trail.

Part of the Cooperstown Beverage Trail, this small-batch brewery brews premium English ales, porters, and stouts.

The first distillery in Otsego County, Cooperstown Distillery produces a full line of award-winning, small batch, hand-crafted spirits...

This upscale mountaintop B&B boasts panoramic views of Lake Otsego and spans 22 scenic acres with hiking trails.

For more than 70 years, Rome’s first brewery is a NYS farm brewery offering a wide variety of craft beer, cider, and wines from around New York state as well as cocktails.

Founded in 1947, this long-standing Italian-American restaurant offers up homemade recipes from the family’s ancestral Italian provinces of Abruzzi and Naples.

This modern premier hotel in the greater Oneonta area is just a short 30-minute drive to historic Cooperstown and its attractions like the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

This contemporary hotel is in the bustling Armory Square entertainment district, close to restaurants, taverns and shopping.

This NYC-inspired craft kitchen and bar offers one of the largest selections of local craft beer taps in downtown Binghamton along with unique and decadent milkshakes and craft cocktails.

Just 8 miles from Chittenango and 15 minutes from downtown Syracuse, the Craftsman Inn in Fayetteville is a full-service Syracuse hotel with a quiet and restful country inn feel.

Limestone Grille and Bar, located at the Craftsman Inn in Fayetteville, is just 8 miles from Chittenango and serves up innovative and contemporary American cuisine.

Housed in a 1952 silver Mountainview with many of its original features, this diner promises huge portions with great service.

Open daily, Crestwood Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole facility established in 1955.

Critz Farms offers year-round farming fun that starts in spring with its Maple Syrup Celebration, which features tours of its maple production facilities and a pancake breakfast for hungry guests.

WEEKENDS mid-September through the end of October: The Fall Harvest Celebration features apple and pumpkin picking each weekend, with special events and festive entertainment for both old and young alike.

This popular 9-hole public and scenic golf course comes with rolling hills, a pro shop with a PGA certified pro and snack bar ..

With what they call an "evolving menu," Darwin's offers unique and interesting sandwich options that are constantly changing.

Serving breakfast and lunch, Dave's Diner serves homemade food along with coffee house drinks; espresso, lattes, cappuccino, tea (hot, iced or flavored) and real fruit smoothies.

Nestled in the foothills of the Adirondacks, this two-story hotel is just a14-minute walk from the Adirondack Scenic Railroad and less than four miles from Utica Zoo.

This convenient pet-friendly hotel is just off Interstate 90, close to Verona Beach State Park and the International Boxing Hall of Fame.

This Italian chain offers homemade Italian specialties and "Home of the 24 oz. Certified Angus Delmonico Steak."

Just opened in 2018, Delphi Falls County Park features a two-tiered waterfalls, a house, a barn and surrounding woodland.

This American steakhouse is set in a historic Adirondack Lake interior. Open for lunch and dinner daily, Delta Lake Inn serves up enticing lake views with its fine American cuisine.

Delta Lake State Park is open year-round and is located on a peninsula extending into Delta Reservoir.

This locally-owned and operated Chittenango eatery serves up home-style American dishes like soups, salads, hot and cold sandwiches, baked goods, desserts and more...

Located on the shores of Onondaga Lake in Syracuse, Destiny USA is the largest shopping center in New York State and the sixth largest in the country.

Located on the shores of Onondaga Lake in Syracuse, Destiny USA is the largest shopping center in New York State and the sixth largest in the country.

This warm and inviting pizzeria puts out rustic Neapolitan-style brick-oven pizzas along with sandwiches, soups, salad and appetizers.

Make no bones about it, Dinosaur Bar-B-Que in Syracuse has the best ribs & sauces. It was named #1 on Good Morning America & The Travel Channel.

Glimmerglass State Park in Cooperstown has a variety of winter activities including tubing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, snowshoeing, & snowmobiling.

This 22,500-square-foot Discovery Center is a hands-on children's museum created for, with and by children with 30 play-and-learn exhibits

Offering luxury and indulgence along with all the modern comforts, this historic hotel is housed in a landmark redbrick building complete with an elegant, marble-columned lobby.

Contemporary and convenient, this Binghamton hotel is only 950 feet from the Broome County Forum Theater and just 2,800 feet from NYSEG Stadium, home to the Binghamton Mets minor league baseball team.

The family owned and operated Eddie's Paramount Diner serves up all your go-to diner favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner

This seasonal drive-in movie theater has been offering its guests feature films since 1952.

Open 24 hours a day, the full-service Emerald restaurant serves up casual fare in a comfortable, relaxed setting.

This family-owned brewery promotes the history of hops on the Erie Canal and the use of 100% local ingredients, using only grain from their own farm and from local craft malt houses.

Traveling through an historic hundred-year-old lock, the USGC Certified vessel, Lil' Diamond II, offers a fun and historically fascinating 1.5 hour cruise

Esta Safety Park Drag Strip is just 10.5 miles from Syracuse and features a ¼-mile paved dragstrip. Above aerial image: Salt City Photography

The Everson Museum is internationally recognized for its extensive and significant collection of ceramics and pioneering art video collection.

Howe Caverns is the largest show cave in the Northeast U.S. and stays a pleasant 55 degrees Fahrenheit year-round.

This hotel is close to it including the Stanley Center for the Arts, and Adirondack Scenic Railroad.

Centrally located off Interstate 81, this clean, modern hotel is less than 3 miles to NYSEG Stadium, Roberson Museum and the Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena.

As one of the oldest rural life museums in the country, you will have the opportunity to experience life circa 1845 on a working farm.

This seafood restaurant is a local favorite and a popular spot for ice cream and car shows!

One of the nation's premier art institutions, the Fenimore Art Museum presents a perspective on the heritage and history of America through art ..

Boasting fixtures handcrafted by craftsman of the Emerald Isle, the pub serves up authentic Irish cuisine from bangers and mash to corned beef sliders, Irish stew and Shepherd’s Pie.

The central exhibition space at Hartwick College’s Anderson Center for the Arts, the Foreman Gallery of Contemporary Art features several art exhibitions featuring the artwork of national and international guest artists.

Constructed in 1759, the Fort Brewerton historic site was built to protect the passage from Albany to the port of Oswego.

Fort Rickey Children's Discovery Zoo is a family destination that offers engaging animal interactions with fun activities for kids of all ages.

Just an hour's drive east of Syracuse, Fort Stanwix proudly identifies itself as the place where the "American flag was first flown in battle."

This year-round facility features fun activities for every season including Skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing during the winter months, and golfing in the summer ..

This NYS Farm Brewery is housed in a 7,000-square-foot building that was originally built in 1921 as a feed mill.

This state-of-the-art Halloween event features five haunted attractions along with carnival rides and food & drinks...

While known for its sweet and savory waffle combinations, Funk ‘n Waffles also offers a full and diverse menu sourced from as many local and organic suppliers as possible.

Gansevoort House Inn features three living salons with Dorian columns, high ceilings, and fireplace, Guests can walk along the Erie Canal to lift lock #17 from the inn.

This historic landmark was the lifetime home and office of Gerrit Smith (1797-1874), one of the most powerful abolitionists in the United States.

Starting July 22, See website for various show dates and details: The Glimmerglass Festival for 2024 moves the one-of-a-kind internationally-acclaimed theatrics and world-class opera outdoors.

Glimmerglass State Park encompasses the historic Hyde Hall Mansion, Hyde Hall Covered Bridge - the oldest existing covered bridge in the United States.

This family-owned and run winery produces award-winning wine along with hard cider and craft beer as well as cheese, popcorn and dipping sauces.

Grand Colonial is close to popular attractions like the Herkimer Diamond Mines, Herkimer Home Historic Site, Little Falls Antique Center and only 35 miles from Cooperstown and the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Great American Bike Tours offers full shuttle service along the entire 363-mile Erie Canal, as well as cycle-touring trips and packages for cyclists of all ages and abilities.

Aug. 21-Sept. 2, 2024: Get ready for the Biggest Fair Ever at this celebration of exciting entertainment, incredible list of big name concerts, food & FUN!

The Great Swamp's Conservancy fosters environmental education, biological diversity and conservation of natural resources in the Oneida Lake and Lake Ontario Watersheds.

This scenic 18-hole course is one of the first golf courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, one of the game's most innovative golf course architects.

Green Lakes State Park is unique for its two glacially formed, meromictic lakes, two of only a few lakes in the U.S. that are.

June 1-2, 2024: Where else can you shop, eat delicious food and tour a castle – all in one place?? At the annual Outdoor Summer Festival at Greystone Castle!

Griffiss International Sculpture Garden is a unique outdoor sculpture garden located on the grounds of the Griffiss Business and Technology Park in Rome.

This intimate, family-owned restaurant offers upscale modern Italian-American cuisine served up with flavor and flair.

H.P. Sears Service State Museum is a one-of-a-kind, completely restored 1929 service station abounding with items from the original gas station.

This new hotel and conference center sits at the entry of the quaint village of Cazenovia with superb dining and shopping, historic architecture and stunning Cazenovia Lake.

This modern hotel off Interstate 690 features rooms that include free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs with HD channels, plus custom-designed beds, desks and coffeemakers.

Conveniently located off of I-90, this hotel is also is just minutes from I-690 and 481 and only 7 miles from Syracuse Hancock International Airport.

This roadside hotel is just off Route 20 and is only 2.9 miles from Fort Stanwix National Monument. All rooms at the Hampton Inn Rome come with free WiFi

Conveniently located, this contemporary hotel is only 16.2 miles from historic Syracuse and only 13.6 miles to New York’s largest shopping mall, Destiny USA...

This modern hotel is close to downtown Utica, only 1.6 miles from the Saranac Brewery and nearby attractions include the Utica Zoo and the Stanley Performing Arts Center.

With at least 12 flat-screen high-definition televisions, this landmark sports bar is a great place to catch sports games along with a meal or munchies.

Set high amidst the rolling hills of Pompey, this authentic working farm brewery and restaurant offers breathtaking view overlooking eight Upstate NY counties!

Nestled on the north side of the Mohawk River, the town of Herkimer is home to the famous 'Herkimer Diamond Mines.'

Not only does Herkimer Diamond KOA Resort have RV and tent sites, it also offers uniquely themed cottages and lodges.

This Georgian-style mansion stands on unspoiled landscape and was the home to Revolutionary War hero, General Nicholas Herkimer.

Have some family fun at The Heroes of Baseball Wax Museum featuring more than 30 wax figures in historic settings ..

Nestled just outside the historic village of Clinton, Heron Creek is a 9-hole public course featuring 3207 yards and par 36.

Chittenango Falls State Park features a spectacular 167-foot waterfall cascading over 400-million-year-old bedrock to flow under a scenic wooden bridge.

This conveniently located downtown hotel is only 3 miles from Cutler Botanic Garden, an 11-minute walk from the Roberson Museum and Science Center and right across the street at Visions Broome County Memorial Arena.

The Holiday Inn Express & Suites Utica is a just 1.2 miles from Utica Memorial Auditorium (home to the Utica Comets hockey team) under 6 miles from Sangertown Square Mall.

Situated in Cooperstown, this hotel is within a 4.8 miles from the National Baseball Hall of Fame and the Cooperstown Dreams Park is 1.2 miles away.

You don't have to go far for rest and comfort when you arrive in Syracuse by plane! The Hotel Inn Express is located right at the entrance of the airport ..

Just south of the New York State Thruway, this hotel is 1 mile from Interstate 690, 20 minutes from Syracuse Hancock International Airport and 15 minutes from Syracuse's Amtrak Station.

This modern hotel off I-90 is only 3 miles from Destiny USA theme park and 5.9 miles from Syracuse Hancock International Airport and provides free shuttles to both.

This modern, all-suite hotel is great for either short business trips or extended and is conveniently situated off NYS Thruway I-90 in the campus-like setting of the Pioneer Business Park.

​A kid-friendly restaurant featuring poutine, grass fed beef burgers and a wide variety of craft beer. Also available are wine and cocktails.

Once a former temple and theater, this reclaimed gem boasts 58 expertly appointed guest rooms that mix cutting-edge technology with artisan details.

This small, family-owned winery offers a variety of red and white wines from dry to sweet along with specialty wines and artisan blends using apples, elderberries, dandelions and strawberries.

Hyde Hall is considered to be the finest example of neoclassic country mansions anywhere in the U.S. and is a stunning reminder of a bygone American era.

Canastota's International Boxing Hall of Fame is one of two recognized international boxing halls of fame - the other being the World Boxing Hall of Fame.

​The annual International Taste Festival returns to the New York State Fairgrounds at the NYS Fairgrounds Center of Progress Building on Saturday, April 6, 2024 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Dedicated to preserving and promoting all that is grand about the culture of Ireland, The Irish Cultural Center of the Mohawk Valley brings together the talents and contributions of several local Irish cultural organizations.

Housed in a Great Iroquois Longhouse, the museum serves as a venue for promoting Iroquois art and artists and hosts events celebrating the Iroquois culture and history.

Always hopping, this rustic lodge-style sports bar & grill offers an American menu featuring fresh steaks and seafood, inventive pasta dishes, signature salads and soups and more.

Built in 1927, this historic downtown hotel is across the street from the Museum of Science and Technology, and a 3-minute walk from Armory Square.

Since 1982, Joey’s Italian Restaurant has offered up an extensive fine dining menu featuring house-made pasta and sauces along with veal, beef, poultry and seafood

Johnnie's Pier 31 Restaurant overlooks the beautiful Oneida Lake with inside and outside dining and a full bar.

Offering a comfortable, friendly Irish pub and restaurant environment, Kitty Hoynes caters to families and people of all ages, serving fresh Irish food in true Irish pub fashion.

This family-owned restaurant dishes up authentic Mexican food where it is promised that everything is made fresh daily from the salsa to every entrée.

La Roma Pizzeria & Restaurant is family owned and the place to go for New York" style pizza and classic Italian fare from the owner's old family recipes.

October 12-13, 2024: The 50th annual LaFayette Apple Festival will be held at Apple Valley Park, an apple orchard in the Central New York town of LaFayette, south of Syracuse.

This peaceful motel is only 7 miles from the village center, but feels miles away from everything with its wooded setting on lovely Lake Otsego.

Enjoy the beautiful views of lakefront dining on Otsego Lake while enjoying fresh seafood and American fare.

Lakeland Winery features a wide variety of wines for tasting while munching on your favorite snacks that you can bring with you...

With Belgian draft horses pulling the sleigh, take in the winter beauty along trails overlooking the Chittenango Creek Valley for a half-hour sleigh ride.

Situated on two lush acres, this beautiful 1856 Italianate mansion has been fully refurbished and guests can enjoy fireplaces, gardens and porches.

Located in Syracuse’s historic Armory Square, this upscale Thai restaurant has been offering up authentic Pacific Rim Thai food for more than 20 years.

Tucked away in the heart of Cazenovia, Les Pâtes et Les Nouilles is actually not a French restaurant, but does features Thai-French inspired dishes.

Nov. 13, 2023-Jan. 12, 2024: Come and be mesmerized as you drive through two miles of twinkling lights and sparkling displays at Liverpool's Lights on the Lake.

Providing a fine dining experience, the Lincklaen House restaurant promises a wide variety of dishes ..

Housed in an 1855 building originally built as a paper mill, the Little Falls Antique Center features more than 50 dealers under one roof.

Oct. 5, 2024: Discover and enjoy booth after booth of delicious, intriguing and savory New York State artisan and farmstead cheeses and related gourmet products at the Little Falls Cheese Festival.

The Little Falls Historical Society Museum is housed in the 1833 Herkimer County Bank building and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Nestled in a deep gorge of the Mohawk River Valley, Little Falls offers compelling and breathtaking views from its various vantage points ..

Local 315 grows several varieties of its own hops in addition to producing its own honey and is one of the first in the area to offer a "crowler."

Overlooking scenic Cazenovia Lake, the Lorenzo State Historic Site is a mansion built by Colonel John Lincklaen, founder of the village of Cazenovia.

July 11-14, 2024: Held each year in early July, this small but action-packed agricultural fair hosts daily performances, live entertainment, thrilling rides and games.

Man Cave Antiques specializes in vintage advertising signage, in particular Vintage Breweriana, especially pre-1960s beer and bar memorabilia.

The Hotel Syracuse, now theMarriott Syracuse Downtown, has been restored to its original opulence and splendor– but with all the modern amenities.

This foundation is dedicated to educating everyone about this important abolitionist, women’s suffragist and passionate advocate for social change.

Located on 55 acres along scenic Fish Creek, this family-owned campground is not far from area attractions like Sylvan Beach, Turning Stone Casino and Vernon Downs Casino.

McConnellsville boasts 18 holes open to the public. The Pro Shop is headed up by PGA Professional, Brian Netti, who also offers lessons.

This popular brewing facility and taproom is located on a 22-acre property just outside the lakeside town of Cazenovia.

This new Inner Harbor brewhouse is an offshoot of the popular Meier’s Creek Brewing Company in Cazenovia.

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, this chic family-friendly eatery offers inventive American classics that are cooked to order.

This pet-friendly hotel provides easy access to the Greater Binghamton Airport and is close to Binghamton highlights like the Oakdale Mall, Roberson Museum and NYSEG Stadium.

The longest continuously running, full-production brewery in Syracuse, Middle Ages Brewing Company produces some of the locals' favorite beers.

Located in the scenic Schoharie Valley, the 500-acre state park is named for Mine Kill Creek, which runs through a narrow gorge in the park and features the 80-foot Mine Kill Falls.

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.

Mohawk Glen Golf Club is a 9-hole, par 36 golf course and driving range. The clubhouse serves adult and non-alcoholic beverages.

Locate in Utica, the Munson-Williams-Proctor Art Center has a huge permanent collection of internationally recognized works and an extensive collection of European and American art.

Nail Creek Pub & Brewery, in Utica, sells more than 100 craft beers with 12 draft beers that are always craft on tap

The first pub in the Mohawk Valley to offer craft beer, this Belgian-style brewhouse offers 75-100 bottled beers as well as 12 rotating draft beers.

The National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum is situated within the site of the 1835 inaugural meeting of the New York State Anti-Slavery Society.

At Cooperstown's National Baseball Hall of Fame, discover the history of America's pastime, see thousands of artifacts and enjoy hands-on learning.

New Century offers authentic, home-style Vietnamese cooking classics like their popular pho and spring rolls, noodle dishes and seafood house specials

June 13-15, 2024: One of the largest free music festivals in the Northeast, this three-day musical event showcases a collection of regional and national artists from a wide variety of genres.

Feb. 2-4, 2024: The NYS Winter Fair brings you “All the Fun of the Fair” indoors in the Expo Center on the New York State Fairgrounds.

Family-owned Nicky Doodles serves up family yum with 50 flavors of soft-serve ice cream, 30 flavors of hard ice cream, 28 specialty sundaes or creamy custard.

Using imported ingredients from Italy, Nina’s serves authentic but reasonably-priced Italian food along with beer and wine...

Ocean Blue’s menu focuses on seafood, but encompasses everything else from steaks, chicken, fried and vegetarian options, burgers and desserts.

Olde Oak Golf Course is an18-hole championship golf course with 4 sets of tees ranging from 5755 to 6925 yards

Located in the heart of the Erie Canal Corridor, the Oneida Community Mansion House is a circa-1860 historic estate that was once the home of the Oneida Community, a religiously-based socialist Utopian group...

The Oneida Fish Culture Station specializes in raising walleye, but it does occasionally raise some rare fish like lake sturgeon, paddlefish and whitefish.

Ophelia's Garden Inn is housed in a stately country residence on a three-acre estate, tucked away in a serene wooded area.

The 1,385-acre Oquaga Creek State Park features the 55-acre Arctic Lake with a sandy beach, wooded campsites, nature and hiking trails and primitive wooded campsites.

Designated a New York State historic site in 1927, Oriskany Battlefield is said to be the site of the bloodiest battle in the nation’s War for Independence.

Within walking distance of the Cooperstown National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, this 1909 resort hotel overlooks Otsego Lake.

This small private campground is picturesquely located at the south end of Otisco Lake, one of the Finger Lakes, offering a quiet environment with a boat launch and boat docks.

This stunning Victorian home became known as the "Overlook" due to its remarkable position featuring spectacular views of the Mohawk valley and the city of Little Falls.

Conveniently located, this classic 19th century traditional home beckons you in to enjoy beautifully appointed rooms, personalized service and gourmet breakfasts.

Overlooking a tree-studded park, this art-deco style hotel, off Interstate 81, is a 12-minute walk from the Oncenter convention center and 0.9 miles from the Carrier Dome sports stadium.

Located in Syracuse's historic Armory Square, Pastabilities is a local favorite, named the Best of Syracuse for the past three years.

Incorporating primarily Chinese and Thai cuisine, Peach Blossom's menu blends authentic Asian flavors with worldly American flare.

Peterboro is home to historic attractions of the abolitionists movement including the National Abolition Hall of Fame and Museum and more...

This old-timey general store, deli and seasonal ice cream shop is also home to a restaurant open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Built during America’s “Gilded Age” (1870-1900), this three-story brick and stone mansion is the last of its kind on the street once referred to as “Mansion Row.”

Boasting red brick walls and a sky-lighted atrium, this established American bistro offers creative comfort food with along with seasonal menu options.

Pino Bianco offers a casual yet sophisticated dining setting and Bar Pino is the place to sip on a perfect glass of wine or favorite cocktail.

This 375-acre day-use park is open all year and gets its name from a 50-foot (15 m) waterfall, Pixley Falls, accessible via a short hiking trail.

This friendly Italian/American restaurant is classic and casual with a menu that includes options of pasta, steak, chicken, veal, seafood and more.

Plan a weekend of fun & entertainment at Turning Stone Resort & Casino, a premier four-season complex in the Central-Erie Canal Region .. (All Seasons)

Pleasant Lake Campgrounds offers more than 100 trailer sites along with a variety of tent sites and three cabins to rent.

Point Place Casino features a modern Las Vegas-style gaming floor with nearly 500 popular slot machines and 20 classic table games.

2024 dates TBA: Live the magic of the classic Polar Express Train Ride story with the Adirondack Scenic Railroad.

With gracious elegance and a casual flair, the inn's five comfortable, well-appointed bedrooms each come with a private bath, cable TV with HBO, air-conditioning and a Homedics Sound Spa.

Go prospecting for your very own world-famous Herkimer Diamond which was faceted by nature half a billion years ago.

The Quality Inn in Rome is close to the18th-century Fort Stanwix, the Turning Stone Casino, Utica Rome Speedway, the Utica Zoo and Vernon Downs.

​If you are looking for a weekend of excitement, R&R and entertainment, try Vernon Downs Casino and Racetrack .. (Racetrack Seasonal)

Take a ride on the rails with a rail bike adventure through Rail Explorers in Cooperstown.

This Rome antique store specializes in vintage household goods, antiques, collectibles, jewelry and teddy bears.

This iconic coffee shop and cafe features house-roasted, organic coffee and espresso along with house-made baked goods, sandwiches, wraps and paninis

Just steps from Cazenovia College and downtown, two queen-sized, antique-filled rooms with private baths welcome as you step back in time ..

Red Hawk Brewing crafts traditional Old-World Farmhouse and Abbey-style ales, lagers and ciders along with a limited pub fare menu and charcuterie plates.

This pet-friendly hotel is conveniently located in between Turning Stone Casino in Verona and the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, both just a short drive from the hotel.

Set off I-80, the Red Roof Inn Utica is a budget-friendly hotel that is close to the Utica action.

Red Shed Brewery - Cherry Valley Brewery and Tasting Room is open weekends in the warmer months and features six taps and acoustic music on Saturday in the beer garden.

Red Shed Brewery produces a wide variety of handmade, small-batch brews, using mostly NY state hops and grains in all of its beers, and is available only locally.

An upscale grill & oyster bar, Remlik’s offers locally-sourced American and multi-cultural fare along with wine and drink options.

Located off Interstate 90 and only a 5-minute drive of the Utica town center, this Utica hotel's rooms come with free Wi-Fi, cable TV and air conditioning.

This adventure trains features a narrated train ride where guests will learn about the wildlife, sights and history of the railroad.

For more than 30 years, this landmark restaurant and tavern has been serving up classic and unique American dishes with a daily rotating menu popular with the local crowd.

Located in Vernon Down's Hotel and Casino on the casino floor, Ring Eyed Pete’s is the place to be for cold drinks and fun!

This stately Greek Revival bed-and-breakfast treats guests to luxuriously cozy rooms decorated with a combination of period and period-like pieces.

The museum's exhibits focus on art, local history, science and natural history with the centerpiece of the museum being the 1904 Roberson Mansion.

Green Lakes State Park was established in 1928, and has excellent birding trails, and boating sites. It has two glacially formed lakes, and rolling, wooded hills ..

This facility is one of the Department of Environmental Conservation’s (DEC) largest hatcheries boasting an annual production of nearly 160,000 pounds of brook, rainbow and brown trout.

Rome's history is a long one and with a number of historic sites and interests not only important to this area, but to American history as a whole ..

The strategically situated city of Rome was one of the most important transportation points for people and goods during the settling of the U.S.

This famous 43-acre Zoo is open year round and is home to more than 700 animals of all shapes and sizes.

This Italianate Victorian bed-and-breakfast is located in the heart of Utica, only an 8-minute walk from Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute and 13 minutes' walk from the Stanley Theater.

Just 10 minutes from Syracuse, Quarry Ridge Stables offers trail rides, riding lessons, rustic cabins to rent and more.

Experience real head-to-head racing at RPM Raceway and discover why indoor karting for all ages is the fastest-growing sport in the U.S.

This authentic Italian restaurant and pizzeria promises recipes that come straight from Italy.

Located on the shores of Onondaga Lake, this unique museum spotlights the industry that gave rise to the city of Syracuse and at one time, supplied the entire nation with salt.

Along with delicious pizza, Salvatore’s budget-friendly menu includes salads, calzones, paninis, hot and cold subs, chicken wings, pasta and more.

With more than 70 places to shop, dine, and play, this 800,000-square-feet indoor mall boasts a mix of department store leaders as well as top national retailers.

Aug. 6-11, 2024: Established in 1857, highlights of this long-running county fair include chainsaw sculptures, demolition derbies, harness racing, tractor pull, Heritage Village, a circus, live music and much more...

Housed in a historic former two-room schoolhouse with oversized windows, this family-owned restaurant specializes in fresh seafood trucked in from New England and flavorful pasta dishes.

Since 1928, Secret Caverns has been thrilling visitors as they explore these naturally-formed caverns 100’ below ground which also boast a remarkable underground waterfall.

Located in the basement of the old First Baptist Church of Manlius built in 1829, this welcoming, family-owned craft brewery specializes in all-natural, classic beer styles...

This Middle Eastern eatery offers authentic Syrian, Turkish and Moroccan cuisine such as falafels, chicken and steak shawarma, charcoal grilled lamb ...

This classy eatery serves up fresh, made-to-order tapas designed for sharing along with its many craft beers on tap, flights and creative drink specials.

With an annual production of 15,000 pounds of fish, this hatchery rears the entire statewide supply of tiger muskellunge and produces pond-reared walleye fingerlings.

Off I-90, this all-suite hoel is near the MOST (Syracuse Museum of Science & Technology), Rosamond Gifford Zoo, historic Armory Square and Destiny USA.

This Utica antique shop buys and sells a large variety of items including furniture, military and civil war items, swords and antique weapons.

This modern extended-stay hotel is located directly across from the NYS Thruway and only one mile from I-81. It is also only five miles from Hancock International Airport.

Sporting the motto, "Eat It, You'll Like It," this beloved and lively hot-spot is known for its Betty Boop décor, phenomenal breakfasts and friendly wait staff.

Just 8 miles outside of Rome, this laid-back tavern features an impressive variety of craft brews on tap along with a huge selection of bottled beer and cocktails options.

This amazing and inspirational art park replaces the walls of a museum with a backdrop of forest, meadows, ponds and hills.

Serving up a variety of craft beer on tap, the small batch Syracuse brewery also offers wine, craft cocktails and bar bites with vegan options.

Strada Mia's American/Italian menu offers classic pasta items along with steak, chicken and seafood dishes, dessers, daily specials and more.

Strigo offers a unique wine tasting experience boasting a stunning tasting room with a self-pouring wine wall with more than 30 world-class wines originating from Baldwinsville to Basilicata...

The SUNY Broome Ice Center is a 758-seat hockey arena that hosts a number of community groups and organizations as well as open skate time, lunch time skate and Skate and Shoot.

This budget hotel off Interstate 90 is only 10 miles from Peterboro, a 9-minute drive to Turning Stone Casino and a 14-minute drive to Verona Beach State Park for hiking, biking and fishing.

Set on the scenic shores of Oneida Lake, Sylvan Beach Amusement Park holds fun and excitement for the whole family!

The bustling city of Syracuse is the place to be for "big city" culture and sophistication yet brimming with small-town hospitality...

Climb aboard a 22-passenger party barge for cruises that depart daily through September.

The Tailor and the Cook features farm-to-table American cooking, a flower-lined patio and an extensive wine list in a beautiful circa-1800s building.

Enjoy the fresh air and a 20-minute picturesque ride through the Highland Forest, which is also known as “The Adirondacks of Central New York.”

Talking Cursive is a woman and veteran-owned brewery offering up well-crafted beers, classic and new American cuisine and craft cocktail specials.

See Designated Weekends for Times: Did you know that New York state is known for its maple syrup and home to more than 2,000 maple sugar makers?

The brewery and award-winning craft beers produced at F.X. Matt Brewing Co. / Saranac make it an upstate destination and landmark in the industry.

June 7, 8 2024: Syracuse's biggest food festival, this free event features bands and $2 food samples from the area's top restaurants.

Just minutes from downtown Syracuse, Tecumseh offers a challenging and competitive 9-hole golf course plus a trending, 18-hole "FootGolf" course.

Teel Family Farm is open for the fall and features Friday night Flashlight Night walks through its corn maze along with the pumpkin patch for pick-your-own pumpkins...

This genteel inn with a carriage house is set on the shores of lovely Cazenovia Lake, just 9.3 miles from Chittenango and 5 miles from hiking trails at Chittenango Falls State Park.

This family-owned restaurant offers Italian fare and features an extensive wine list.

Just 6.5 miles outside of Peterboro, the beautiful Copper Turret serves upscale, innovative American fare using only sustainably harvested seafood and antibiotic-hormone free meats.

Serving a small-town American community from 1884 to 1991, the Dr. Best collection echoes reminders of a quickly changing era and Civil War.

This sleek, popular sports bar serves both domestic and NY craft beers as well as exceptional pub food.

The hands-on interactive Erie Canal Museum in Syracuse is the world’s leading interpreters of the Erie Canal.

Located in Historic Hanover Square in downtown Syracuse, the Evergreen boasts 20 American craft beers in rotation with new craft beers on tap almost daily.

The Fort is a family-owned bar and restaurant offers up traditional American favorites like pizza and burgers along with fish specials, ribs and Minnie's Mac and Cheese with crumbled bacon.

Built in 1874, this quaint, historic inn is just one and half blocks from the Baseball Hall of Fame and close to many Cooperstown attractions.

Set on the banks of the Mohawk River, the historic 1839 Stone Mill building has transformed its third floor to and adult-only bed and breakfast.

Only about a 15-minute drive from Syracuse, the Inn Between is one of the most talked about restaurants in Camillus.

The Lake House features 100 slot machines, indoor and outdoor lakefront dining options, three bars, a spacious patio, an outdoor area for live entertainment and an impressive 50-foot-tall lighthouse.

Conveniently located between Utica and Syracuse, this family-oriented waterfront campground features both tenting and RV sites and offers a complete range of amenities.

This family-owned, 18-hole golf course in East Syracuse features 6,704 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71.

The Museum of Science and Technology is an exciting, hands-on science museum, planetarium and home to the only domed IMAX in Upstate NY.

Located in the heart of Cazenovia, this establishment offers a comfortable place to relax, meet friends and enjoy coffees, teas, soups, salads and paninis as well as beer, wine and local hard cider.

Along with furniture, clocks, jewelry, coins, glass and china, this eclectic store also offers items like records, World’s Fair memorabilia, toys and more.

Originally built in 1890, this chic inn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the Glimmerglass Historic District.

Known for its laid-back, classy fusion, this tavern features a locally sourced menu, well-rounded wine list, an extensive bourbon selection, an ever-changing selection of local, craft beer and music.

Offering Pacific Rim, French and American cuisine, this chic restaurant at the Doubleday Hotel dishes up a variety of salads, small plates and entrees.

Boasting Country Americana at its finest, the atmosphere at Tin Rooster is boot kicking fun with iced cold beers, country girls dancing, and the best in country music.

The Toast prepares new and traditional American cuisine for breakfast, lunch and brunch as well as burgers, Panini's and vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes and, of course, toast!

Built circa 1835, this 21-room Greek Revival home is now a B&B nestled in Cooperstown’s Historic District, just a six-minute walk from the National Baseball Hall of Fame...

Just north of Chittenango, The Wild Animal Park provides a unique opportunity for visitors to learn about a wide variety of domestic and exotics animals from around the world.

Seated on the second level of Syracuse’s popular Destiny USA Mall, this popular hangout for beer gurus features 350+ global beers along with a 50+ craft drafts, wine and spirits.

Along with its signature chicken fricassee dish, this family-owned restaurant offers a variety of American fare including steaks, seafood, pasta, chicken and Italian dishes.

Three Pines offers up robust American fare such as steaks, seafood, pizza and burgers as well as hearty sandwiches and salads.

Tokyo Sushi is recognized for its fresh and delicious sushi cuisine, excellent service and friendly staff.

Set on 650 acres of forest, this classy hotel is housed in an early 1900s mansion and has an 18-hole golf course and luxurious spa on site.

Located atop the Tower, TS Steakhouse offers magnificant panoramic views along with its fine dining inspired by the Oneida Indians and their practice of "eating the seasons."

This 1802 Federal-style inn is set in the center of historic Cooperstown’s downtown with its quaint cafes and shops and is just a 2-minute walk from the National Baseball Hall of Fame.

Turning Stone Resort Casino is a premier four-season, destination resort with a championship golf course, located just 30 miles east of Syracuse.

The Turning Stone Resort and Casino is not just for gaming and entertainment! You can also walk the beautiful fairways where PGA champions like Tiger Woods, Camilo Villegas and Matt Kuchar walked.

A sophisticated lounge and cocktail bar inspired by 1940's Film Noir, Turquoise Tiger and its invites you to indulge in craft cocktails, domestic and imported beer, and an enticing wine selection.

Founded by a chef, an entrepreneur and a brewer, this modern gastropub pairs its rich, savory dishes with fresh, local craft beers.

Upstate Tavern's menu honors all that is Upstate New York including the Binghamton Spiedie Rods; a Wing Bar with a choice of sauces; sliders featuring sharp cheddar cheese from Cuba, NY; and the true Upstate classic poutine...

For more than 50 years, The Children's Museum of History, Natural History & Science, now known as the Utica Children's Museum, has been housed in a historic building located in the heart of Utica's downtown Bagg's Square district.

For more than 100 years, the Utica Zoo has brought education and respect for animals to young and old. Currently, the Utica Zoo cares for more than 200 animals representing 99 species.

Culturally diverse, Utica is home to more than 40 nationalities and boasts many famous dishes indigenous to Utica and loved by New York folk far and wide.

This speedway facility is just 40 minutes east of Syracuse and features a 3/10-mile, low banked, clay oval and a half-mile, semi banked, clay oval racetracks.

VanHornesville Hatchery raises only rainbow trout, with production totaling about 30,000 pounds.

Since 1943, this classy, authentic Italian restaurant offers old world Italian dishes and features its own house brand marinara sauce.

Picturesquely set among Central New York’s rolling hills, this resort-style hotel has an adjoining casino overlooking Vernon Downs racetrack which offers live harness racing between April and November.

Nestled in the beautiful rolling hills of Central New York "just 40 miles east of Syracuse "Vernon Downs is known as the fastest harness track in New York ..

Located on the eastern shore of glistening Oneida Lake, Verona Beach State Park is a picnicker's and camper's delight.

The first winery introduced in Oneida County, Villa Verona Vineyard also offers a fine dining experience with a farm-to-table menu.

This brewpub destination serves up flights and growlers of its own premium craft beers made on the premises along with salads, sandwiches and burgers and more...

Located along the historic Erie Canal, this casual waterfront bar and grill is anchored at Gems Along the Mohawk at the Herkimer Marina.

Enjoy dockside dining on a fun, Tiki-themed deck at the Waterfront Tavern Restaurant.

This family-run and economical motel is just up from the New York State Fairgrounds and only 7.9 miles to downtown Syracuse.

This center showcases more than 50 dealers displaying a vast array of antiques and vintage treasures and collectibles.

Located in house at the Yellow Brick Road Casino, Wicked Pizza hand-tossed pizza, Italian sandwiches, pasta dishes, wings and salads and more.

Thursdays-Sundays from mid-September through Halloween: Follow the Halloween spirit all the way to Will's Cackleberry Castle Pumpkin Farm in Camden where you can enjoy Halloween displays, wander through a corn maze, take a hay ride and more...

Willow Rock Brewing focuses on American-style craft beers, but also offers up other styles in the form of seasonal and limited-edition releases.

Modern and upscale, this New American restaurant mingles fresh ingredients with fine dining in a homey, simple dining room with a fireplace.

Nestled in the foothills of the Adirondacks and just off Highway 49, this roadside hotel is close to Rome and Delta Lake State Park.

Perched atop a hill, this 229-acre state park provides spectacular views and is bedecked with a forest of hardwoods, areas of conifer plantation, gently rolling meadowlands and two ponds.

An amusement park for the mind, WonderWorks features more than 100 hands-on science exhibits as well as laser tag, a ropes course and a 4D motion ride.

Browse thousands of chairs, hundreds of tables, garden statuary, collectibles and curiosities in Wood Bull Antiques’ huge, multi-story barn

Nestled at the basin of the Black River, Woodgate Pines Golf Club is a scenic 18-hole course that is just a short drive from the Adirondacks, Tug Hill and the Mohawk Valley.

Located North of Rome, NY, Woods Valley is the skiing, snowboarding, tubing and live music destination in the Mohawk Valley.

Aug. 16-18, 2024: The Woodsmen Field Days spotlights the amazing artistry of wood carving, the newest in logging machinery, equipment and tools as well as exciting lumberjack competitions ..

The Yager Museum of Art & Culture at Hartwick College features five galleries with both permanent and temporary exhibits.

This upscale restaurant inside a unique historic hotel features both small plate and full entrees like filet mignon, shellfish paella and roast duck, plus a full bar and extensive wine list.

A pet-friendly hotel, Ye Olde Landmark offers spacious guestrooms, each with private bath and decorated in the tradition of early America...

Featuring a yellow brick road, 14 gaming tables and more than 400 Las Vegas-style slot machines, the area's newest casino carries the Oz theme throughout.

Along with winter beauty, Delta Lake State Park offers ice fishing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing...