apple cider

Looking for some fresh Apple Cider across the Central New York and Mohawk Valley? There are quite a few places within 100 miles of the Utica and Rome area.

Between the intriguing action happening at the mill, the collection of tractors on site, the kids zone, and the hard cider slushies - it's the perfect family friendly way to spend a summer or fall day.

We've seen some great creations from them in the past, and this year will be just as great.

If you have the money and you're looking to invest in an iconic Central New York landmark, this is your chance. The Fly Creek Cider Mill is officially on the market.

If you love fall and all it has to offer, there's plenty of places in central New York you can spend the day picking apples or pumpkins, walking through corn mazes or just enjoying apple cider.

Here's a handy list that will make visiting as many local farms and mills easy as pie. Pumpkin or apple is up to you.

Here is a partial list of some of Central New York’s premier apple picking farms and orchards. All offer something a little bit different, so it’s worth it to visit each and every one of them. You should also check their websites for picking schedules and events

With the leaves starting to change and the temperatures starting to dip, it's no doubt fall is in the air. And I don't know about you, but for me, the best part about this time of year is apple cider. Luckily, there are a few great places around this area where I can stock up on the sweet drink. Here are the best places near Utica to get some apple cider.