Regions in New York

11 regions

A

Take the long way.

The best parts of the trip are usually the ones you didn't plan.

Adirondacks

The Adirondacks fill the northeastern quarter of New York, a six-million-acre mix of public and private land that forms the…

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C

Go a little further.

The next turn is often where things start to get interesting.

Capital - Saratoga

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Make time for quiet places.

Not every destination needs noise to be meaningful.

Catskills

The Catskills rise in southeastern New York between the Hudson River and the Pennsylvania line, a heavily forested mountain region…

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Stay curious.

A small detour can turn into something worth remembering.

Central - Leatherstocking

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Pause when it feels right.

Some stops aren't on the map, but they're worth taking.

Chautauqua - Allegheny

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F

Stay curious.

A small detour can turn into something worth remembering.

Finger Lakes

The Finger Lakes spread across central New York, eleven long, narrow lakes carved by retreating glaciers and oriented north–south like…

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G

Go a little further.

The next turn is often where things start to get interesting.

Greater Niagara

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H

Simple trips are often the best.

You don't need much for a place to leave an impression.

Hudson Valley

The Hudson Valley follows the Hudson River north from the New York City metro to the edge of Albany, a…

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L

Pause when it feels right.

Some stops aren't on the map, but they're worth taking.

Long Island

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N

Somewhere between here and nowhere.

The spaces in between are often the most memorable.

New York City

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T

Somewhere between here and nowhere.

The spaces in between are often the most memorable.

Thousand Islands - Seaway

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