autumn

With so many places to take in the beauty of fall in New York State, there's no way it didn't make the list! Or did it?

While we get to see all this fall foliage from ground level, have you ever seen it from space?

These are 11 family autumn festivals held this October in Upstate New York

You have to admit, New York State is a great place to live and visit in the fall.

There are plenty of things that get you feeling festive for fall. You could carve a jack-o-lantern, drink something pumpkin spice, or in Boonville, build a scarecrow.

There are plenty of places you can get a great view of fall foliage, but very few even come close to rival the sights in Lake Placid.

While Upstate New York definitely has the peaks of the Adirondacks to offer fall foliage, Central New York has a train to give you great views too.

If fall is your favorite of the seasons and if you can't get enough of each and every scent associated with this time of year, and if you're addicted to candles, have we got a job for you! In case you've not heard of it, Wishlisted...

October is the perfect time for pumpkin-flavored everything, and it would be hard to be upset over the newest addition to the array of pumpkin treats.

It's almost indisputable that one of the best parts of fall is the beauty of the leaves changing color. Now that it's officially fall, it's time to schedule a train ride to look at upstate New York's fall foliage.

There is so much beauty in Upstate New York, but one thing that sets us apart from other regions is the amazing fall foliage. Each year the trees go from green to shades of orange, yellow, and red. It's a sign that summer has officially ended, and colder weather is on the way. It's the "bitter-sweet" season!

Time to pull out the bushel baskets for some apple picking. Did you know there's a proper way to harvest apples?