The Adirondacks mountain region will be alive with motorcycling excitement when the 26th annual edition of Americade, the “World’s Largest Motorcycle Touring Rally,” comes to Lake George between June 2-7, 2008. Read more »

One of Albany’s oldest and most highly anticipated events is the annual tulip festival. New York’s Capital City greets spring with thousands of tulips blooming in myriad colors and varieties to celebrate the city’s rich Dutch heritage. The 60th Annual Tulip Festival, May 9-11, 2008, Read more »

Corning and its Gaffer District are synonymous with glass. Nestled in the heart of the Finger Lakes Wine Country, this picturesque town is home to a thriving glassmaking community featuring independent glass art studios and the world’s largest glass museum, The Corning Museum of Glass. Read more »

Almost any time of the year is a great time to drive the scenic roads of the Hudson Valley. Visibility is best in winter, when the trees are bare. However, spring, when the trees leaf out and wildflowers bloom, is by far the most uplifting time. On a crisp spring day, pick up the Palisades Parkway Read more »

Route 6, also known as the Grand Army of the Republic Highway, is the second-longest highway in America. For 79 miles it winds its way through New York, passing through the southern tip of the state, and taking in the towns of Putnam, Westchester and Orange counties, Read more »

When the Manhattan winter is too much, and your spirits are sagging as much as your body, it’s time to head for the hills upstate for a bit of healing. Whether its some high-grade pampering for body and soul at a spa or a more vigorous exploring of the restorative powers of yoga Read more »

Since Henry Hudson became to first European to see the Hudson River when he sailed his Half Moon as far north as Albany in 1609, this mighty river and its scenic valley have inspired writers and artists alike. Experience this national treasure the same way that Henry Hudson did Read more »