This October, The Walk of the Dead presents Erie Hollows at Exit 38, inviting brave visitors to enter a cursed settlement trapped between dimensions and uncover the horrors hidden along more than half a mile of haunted trails.

Few places capture the magic of autumn quite like New York State. As the leaves transform the landscape into shades of crimson, gold, orange, and yellow, communities across the state come alive with seasonal festivals, outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and unforgettable food.

Halloween season is getting a darker twist in Hannibal as Demon Acres Haunted Hayride invites thrill-seekers to venture deep into the backwoods for an evening filled with monsters, mayhem and plenty of reasons to scream.

If you consider yourself a foodie, there are plenty of great restaurants to discover across Upstate New York. But when it comes to finding a place worth checking out, sometimes the best recommendations come straight from people who have actually sat down, ordered a meal, and experienced the restaurant for themselves.

New York boasts more than 70 historic lighthouses. They dot coastlines from Montauk Point at the far end of Long Island to the Great Lakes. Here is a list of 10 memorable lighthouses in Upstate New York that offer water’s edge history lessons. Look for the one that allows you to spend the night in the middle of the Hudson River.

At the heart of North Star Orchards is its farm market, offering a wide variety of products throughout the year. Customers can find farm-fresh produce, aged cheeses, fresh-cut flowers, snacks, jellies, and other seasonal favorites.

Located at 2901 Rose Hill Road, Tim’s Pumpkin Patch opens its doors throughout September and October, offering visitors a full day of autumn activities, food, shopping, and family fun.

Halloween is getting a terrifying makeover at Wood Creek Hollow Farms as Psycho Path returns for another season of spine-chilling thrills, haunted attractions, and spooky entertainment.

The Herkimer County Fair is gearing up for another week filled with competition, entertainment, family activities and opportunities for local residents to showcase their talents. From pageants and horse shows to youth events, livestock competitions, antiques and arts and crafts, the fair's 2026 schedule offers activities for participants of all ages.

VERONA, N.Y. — A new locally owned coffee shop is brewing more than just coffee in Verona. Cup and Crumbs, located on State Route 31, is creating a welcoming gathering place where neighbors can connect over fresh food and locally sourced ingredients. Husband-and-wife owners Ron and Liz Winn opened the café in May after spending four months renovating the space. The couple said they recognized a need for a family-owned coffee shop in the Verona area and set out to build a busi

Sylvan Beach may be small in size, but this lakeside gem on the eastern shore of Oneida Lake is packed with charm, history, and plenty to do. Whether you’re visiting for a day or making it your summer getaway, here are five spots you won’t want to miss.

Nestled in the heart of the Thousand Islands region, Alexandria Bay isn’t just about scenic views and boat tours — it’s also home to some truly incredible restaurants. Whether you’re cruising the St. Lawrence River or enjoying a weekend getaway, these top 5 must-try eateries will satisfy every craving. From local seafood to wood-fired pizza, here's where to dine like a local in A-Bay: