making memories

The longest tubing trip in New York, on the oldest natural attraction in the United States, floats through the Grand Canyon of the Adirondacks this summer.

If you're someone who likes to walk on the wild side of celebration planning that will potentially create memories to last far longer than it takes to open an "I totally forgot that was today!" gift-- continue reading...

There's a cabin in the Adirondacks where Mark Twain spent a summer in 1901 writing his famous stories. For the first time in more than 100 years, you can stay there too.

Forget the skis and the snowboards. Tube down the mountain at night this winter under colored lights that pulse to the beat of the music.

There are several mountains and hills throughout New York state to go snow tubing this winter, including some with night tubing, colored lights, and music.

Experience the beauty of nature in winter on the only lantern-lit sleigh ride in the Adirondacks or take a sunset stagecoach ride.

Upstate New York has some of the best fall foliage in the nation. Hawk's Nest may have the windiest, most scenic drive to see all the colors.

Calling all ice skaters and hockey players! One town locally came together to build their own ice rink for the community this year.

You can go snowshoeing in CNY with lions, tigers, and bears, oh my!

Channel your inner Olympian as you glide down the ice at speeds of 30 miles per hour for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Be among the first to experience the magical ice castles coming to Lake George, New York for a cool winter walk-through. Priority booking for Ice Castles in Lake George is underway.

Experience the beauty of a snowy night on the only lantern-lit sleigh ride in the Adirondacks. Glide over mountain trails and the shores of Lake Clear, as real kerosene lanterns light your way.