Can fall in New York get even more colorful? Besides the changing leaves, come experience epic outdoor adventures , family-friendly farms , historic sites , and so much more! Get ready to breathe in that crisp airβ fall in New York is a time to create vivid memories.
Photo Credit: uprootedphotos on Instagram. Wine lovers rejoice! Sample red, white, sweet, dry, and dessert wines at Duck Walk Vineyards while overlooking 30 acres of vineyards in the Hamptons. Raise a glass while taking in the Seneca Lake sunset from the Atwater Estate Vineyards deck, sample world-class wines during a tasting experience at the Dr.
Venture to nearby Heron Hill Winery to enjoy live music throughout the fall months. Tour the vineyard and fill a basket with grapes before enjoying a wine tasting paired with a small cheese and charcuterie board. Bethel Woods Center for the Arts puts a groovy spin on its jack o'lantern display paying homage to Woodstock legends at Peace, Love, and Pumpkins. Looking to add more fall-themed fun to your itinerary? See pumpkins get catapulted into the St. Van Hoevenberg , also a Lake Placid Olympic legacy site.
From Taughannock to Chittenango , hike to picture-perfect waterfalls with spectacular vistas to make your autumn travels even more magical. Test your problem-solving skills during the back-to-school season by navigating through a corn maze.
Tackle the three-acre corn maze at Springside Farm in Fabius and then test your skills further in the tree and jungle mazes. Bringing younger kids? Have them follow along the Kiddie Maze, where there is no getting lost! Near Rochester, make your way through the five-acre logic cornfield at Long Acre Farms by day or under the starlit sky with Friday moonlight maze nights. Fort Ticonderoga makes history fun with its heroic corn maze located on the shores of Lake Champlain.
