Outdoors

A secret refuge built for Marie Antoinette sits closer to New York than you might think, and its story feels straight out of history’s most dramatic chapter.

Before you host your next backyard barbecue or take a hike, check your garden. This easy, budget-friendly herb acts as a powerful, chemical-free shield to keep aggressive ticks away from your family all summer long.

Wind chills could feel 15 to 25 below, and frostbite can happen in about 30 minutes. Here’s what New Yorkers need to watch for and how to stay safe.

More New Yorkers are starting the year outside instead of sleeping in. A new national ranking highlights a few local spots getting serious attention.

So… the Farmers’ Almanac just dropped its winter forecast, and let’s just say you may want to locate your shovel now.

Picture this: a summer evening under the stars, music in the air, and laughter all around—it's the final Park After Dark!

Imagine a place where the Hudson River meets quaint shops and stunning hikes — that's Cold Spring, a New York top pick for summer vacations.

With so many searching for that perfect sunset shot, it’s clear the Brooklyn Bridge holds a unique charm that captures the heart.

From the Adirondacks to Long Island, New Yorkers are spotting more than just clouds. What’s really happening above us?

A federal push to increase logging in national forests could impact New York’s Finger Lakes National Forest, raising concerns about environmental and economic consequences.

Once a private Boy Scout camp, this hidden gem offers lakefront views of New York's Cayuga Lake, a beautiful waterfall, and plenty of trails!

Planning a road trip through New York this summer? There’s so much to see, but a few hidden costs might surprise you.