hiking

Upstate New York is no stranger to great hiking trails. Honestly, the whole state has amazing hiking spots. One spot was named one of the best in the country.

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Here's everything you need to know if you were planning a hike this next week.

A few hours from Utica is a place where you can hike past 12 scenic waterfalls and swim beneath one in a stream fed pool.

If you're out for a hike, you better stay on your toes around this plant.

If you have ever traveled along Route 73 near Lake Placid or any of the other roads that access the Adirondack High Peaks, you know that there are hundreds of cars parked along the roadside. To alleviate the parking and hiking gridlock, a reservation system is in place.

Looking for a place to walk in Schenectady? Look no further than AllTrails!

Summitting Mount Everest is one of the most difficult feats on Earth. How many New Yorkers have done it?

Upstate New York has a plethora of great hiking trails, but not all of them work well with pets. Find the perfect trail for you and your furry friend here.

After over a week of searching, you won't believe how they ended up finding the hiker.

As we head deeper into spring, and some, but unfortunately not all, days are nice to get out of the house and enjoy the outdoors, it's time to start thinking about some fun outdoor activities. In my younger days, I was an adventurous amateur hiker, and I enjoyed taking hikes in the countryside whenever I could...

Amazing news for bikers looking to get out of the house and back into the great outdoors.