hiking

It doesn't have to be Christmastime to take a trip to a winter wonderland!

Two New York goats are living their best lives, as both important community members at a therapeutic boarding school and as seasoned Adirondack hikers.

When you've done all the regular Halloween stuff and you're ready to really do something different - how about a haunted llama hike?

If you're up for it, a New York hike will lead you past two plane crash sites and reportedly, an old Mohawk Indian camp - and all of it just about 2 hours from Utica.

Imagine a spot so chilly, that even in the heat of summer...there's snow. You can see for yourself, just 2 hours from Utica.

There is a recall you need to be aware of for a specific food you may have purchased at Price Chopper earlier this month.

This simple half-mile hike leads explorers to a hidden beach and secluded waterfall, and it's just 2 hours from Utica.

Forest Rangers, emergency response organizations, and search and rescue groups are asked to put their own lives in danger at all times of the day and night.

A few hours from Utica is a place where you can hike past 12 scenic waterfalls and swim beneath one in a stream fed pool.

There's a hike in New York that leads straight to an abandoned village and its once spectacular mansion. This magical and haunting destination is just a 3 hour drive from Utica.

And it looks like this could be a very specific and unique subset of the twig art movement.

The abandoned railroad trail is located in Ulster County, which would be another great day trip from Utica-Rome.