waterfalls

A former Boy Scout camp on Cayuga Lake will become Three Falls State Park, offering hiking, waterfalls, and outdoor recreation in the Finger Lakes.

There's nothing like walking by waterfalls and feeling the rush of water on your face, especially on a hot day in the middle of summer. Here are 13 fantastic places you need to visit in New York.

One place in New York has been named the most perfect selfie spot in the world.

There are a number of wonderful waterfalls all across New York State. But there's nothing like frozen falls in the middle of winter. Here are 13 fantastic frozen falls you need to visit during the snowy, colder months.

Looking for something to do this summer? Check out some of these incredible water falls that are right here in New York State.

Travel and Leisure magazine named the top 21 most beautiful waterfalls in the world and Niagara Falls made the list. Niagara Falls consists of the Bridal Veil Falls on the New York side or the American Falls and the Horseshoe Falls across the river on the Canadian side. They are worthy of being on this list. I have visited many times in all different seasons and it is truly breathtaking. Just think one of the seven wonders of the world and the most beautiful waterfalls in the world is right here in New York state!

Central New Yorkers know there are a lot of places where the term "Podunk" may apply. But did you know there's an ACTUAL Podunk, New York?

Maybe it's your first time visiting Central New York. Maybe you've lived here all your life and you've realized there's a lot of places you haven't been before.

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.

If you're looking for a stunning place to visit just a few hours outside of Central New York, Shequaga Falls may just be calling your name.

Located near New Russia, about two and a half hours away, Split Rock Falls is part of the Bouquet River that flows from the Adirondacks into Lake Champlain.