New York
New York Vacation Destinations:
1000 Islands
Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy fishing, boating, and camping in northern New York in the hundreds of islands in the St. Lawrence Seaway.
New York City and its boroughs
In addition to romance, visitors find culture, cuisine, finance, and fashion as well as sporting events and theatre on and off Broadway in the city environs. After visiting the United Nations, vacationers can find lively restaurants and culture in Little Italy and Chinatown all within walking distance of public transportation.
Long Island
Within a few hours drive or train ride from Manhattan, travelers can find golfing, surf fishing, tennis, horseback riding, antiquing, and boutique shopping in the seaside villages along the beaches of Long Island.
Hudson Valley
The Hudson Valley with its literary history offers panoramic views of the Hudson River, historic inns, charming towns, great estates, and United States Military Academy at West Point.
Greater Niagara
The greater Niagara region boasts exciting views of the Niagara Falls, Lechworth State Park, museums, culture, fine food, and gateway to Ontario.
Finger Lakes
The Finger Lakes Region has beautiful lakes, golfing, gaming, horseback riding, water sports, wineries, and waterfalls. Special points of interest in the Finger Lakes Region are the Corning Glass Center, Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology, and International Museum of Photography.
Chautauqua-Allegheny-Southwest
New York State offers hiking, golfing, and other outdoor activities at Allegany State Park. Of special interest is the Victorian era charm of the Chautauqua Institutions where arts, culture, and recreation abound.
Central-Leatherstocking
Travelers on auto tours of New York always find special interests in central New York, the setting of the Leatherstocking tales. Visitors to the region enjoy Howe Caverns, Cooperstown's National Baseball Hall of Fame, Glimmerglass Opera, Fenimore House, and Munson Williams Proctor Institute.
Catskills
There is something for everyone in the Catskill Mountains, including hiking and backpacking in the ancient mountains, visiting the stately resorts, and playing golf in the lush courses scattered throughout the region.
Saratoga-Capital (Albany)
Driving from Albany, the capital city, to Sarasota is scenic for vacationers who also enjoy thoroughbred horse racing and performing arts.
Adirondacks
The Adirondacks with its 46 high peaks, 3,000 clear lakes, and 1,500 miles of rivers provide hiking, canoeing, rafting, kayaking, skiing, and climbing. Throughout the region, tourists can find quaint resort villages. In 2005, Lake Placid is celebrating 25 years since it hosted the Winter Olympics.
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