Fall in Upstate New York shines brightest in Little Falls and Cooperstown—the state’s friendliest towns. From garlic and cheese festivals to lakeside picnics and hidden trails, here’s why your autumn road trip needs to stop here.
Paddlers and officials gathered at Otsego Lake on National Canoe Day to celebrate the launch of the New York Susquehanna Basin Water Trail—190 miles of scenic riverway from Cooperstown to Corning.
Discover the magic of winter in Herkimer, Oneida, and Otsego Counties! From skiing at McCauley Mountain to skating in Utica, cross-country adventures at BREIA, and cozy indoor escapes, there’s frosty fun for everyone this season.
The New York Susquehanna Basin Water Trail (NYSBWT) is a conceptual trail, stretching 190 miles from Cooperstown to Corning. While encouraging healthy and responsible recreation, the new project seeks to spur environmental stewardship and economic growth along the riverfront and nearby communities.
We’re so happy you’re interested in exploring our beautiful, diverse murals and cities. The goals of the trail are simple. We wish to provide visitors and locals with a free way to view public art; we want to shine a light on the artists involved, many of whom are local; we want people to explore the…
https://youtu.be/oowwNiWncjE Hear from Laura about why she chose to live in Upstate, New York with her family! In her video you’ll learn how she enjoys all 4 seasons with her kids and why she feels you won’t find a better place to live.
This guide, originally created to promote “How to Explore the Outdoors While Physical Distancing”, is a comprehensive overview of the beautiful trails we have in Oneida County. While reading through the guide, you might think of exploring in spring, summer and fall, but don’t stop there! You can also hike, cross country ski and snowshoe…