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When you think of fall and Halloween in Upstate New York, chances are you think of haunted hayrides, corn mazes, and haunted houses. Well, there is a terrifying adventure that isn't for the faint of heart but if you love to be truly scared during the season, this may be right up your alley.

This frightening experience is fun for the whole family, but only the bravest souls will make it to the other side.

Somebody call Stephen King – there’s a hidden mid-century pet cemetery nestled right in New Hartford.

Hunting for the paranormal? These are 50 of the most haunted places in all of New York.

The newly expanded 82,000 square foot factory near Carrier Circle features the same attractions as they did in 2020, but improved to make the experience even better for visitors.

This is the stuff nightmares are made of. Locals call it "the cold spot," a place on the road where there's a drastic drop in temperature and a super thick mist.

A New York City man is still recovering, both physically and mentally, after he fell in a sinkhole while waiting for the bus.

Are you brave enough to step into the depths of Hyde Hall, where ghostly apparitions are said to have dwelled for more than 200 years?

Move over, haunted hayrides. Imagine walking through a field while being confronted with all manner scary sights and sounds. That's what awaits at 'A Nightmare on Oswego Road', just under an hour from Utica.

It's not Halloween without a haunted house. Cayo Industrial takes it to a whole new level with their 'Warehouse of Horror' for 2020, opening in Rome.

The stories from this New York home are so real that they forced lawmakers to, for the first time ever, declare a house as legally haunted.

One central New York brewery is turning their entire facility into a nightmare filled with ghosts and ghouls this weekend. My biggest concern? Dropping my beer.