More people are exploring the great outdoors than ever before. In New York, there's more to explore. From the Adirondacks to the Catskills and everywhere in between.
Before you throw up your arms in disgust, hear me out.
There are several things that are staples in Central and Upstate New York - halfmoons, greens and tomato pie, hiking and camping the Adirondacks, cheering on the Orangemen, running the Boilermaker. Everyone rants and raves about it all; how great the food tastes or how fun the great outdoors is.
Want to get out and and make the most of summer this year? Especially after missing most of last summer due to COVID-19 restrictions. We've got 21 adventures you need to put on your bucket list to enjoy the warmer months in New York.
Want a little bud with your breakfast, grass at your camp, or weed for your weekend? Cannabis camping may be your thing. Here's three options for a ganja getaway
The new project will include building 150 campsites, new multi-use trails, nearly 3 miles of road, a new pavilion at Prices Point, a hand-carry boat launch, and other campground infrastructure.
You can play like a kid and party like a grown up at Camp No Counselors, an all-inclusive, weekend-long sleep-away camp for grown-ups in New York for the summer of 2021.
Campgrounds have started to reopen in New York. Why not take a family summer vacation at Moose Hillock Camping Resort in Lake George, where you can can stay in the largest campground in the Adirondacks and swim in the tropics in the largest heated camping resort pool in the Northeast.
Looking to get away from the stress to relax and unwind amid the coronavirus pandemic? How about on an island all to yourself. And it's only a few hours from Utica.