The State of New York (NYS) is the most famous state in America. For the millions of migrants who have come to America since the 1980s, the Statue of Liberty, crowning the Island of Liberty in New York City, symbolized America itself and their American dream of freedom, of being able to achieve for themselves and their family a better, richer and fuller life.
Howe Caverns offers great times both above and below ground.
The oldest caves in upstate New York. The underground river in the caves can be ridden by a boat, and then, inspired by the view of stalactites and stalagmites, try to “extract” the semiprecious stones themselves, washing the dirt through a net, as the goldsmiths did in the 19th century.
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The cave is located at a depth of 48 meters, has a length of about 3 km, a temperature all year round +12C.
Kaaterskill Falls | Great Northern Catskills of Greene County.
One of the tallest waterfalls in New York. There is a stone staircase that leads you to the second level of the waterfalls, as well as to the path that leads to the exit at the top of the waterfall.
The double total number of Cascades is 79 m in height, making it the highest in New York State, and one of the highest waterfalls in the Eastern United States.
A Waterfall Wonderland: Watkins Glen State Park.
It’s called the most beautiful place on Earth. The views that are discovered here have long been recognized as the most beautiful in New York City. A visit to Watkins Glen Park seems to take us to another planet. Walking paths pass through narrow gorges and open up a spectacular view. Gorge Trail is one of the main attractions of the park, where you can see 19 waterfalls and a very beautiful gorge. The park also offers comfortable campgrounds, swimming pools, playgrounds, and picnic areas with excellent views.
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Geyser Spring in Saratoga Spa State Park.
Saratoga Springs is one of the oldest resorts in the United States. The medicinal water of the city springs located in the Saratoga State Park resort attracts many visitors every year.
Most visitors to Saratoga know about the mineral springs that can be found throughout the city, but some do not know that one of the most magnificent springs is hidden in the park near the city, it is known as the geyser of Saratoga.
Panama Rocks Scenic Park.
In addition to the famous rock formations, there are also other incredible natural creations with high boulders and magnificent paths. It feels like a Jurassic park!
Chimney Bluffs State Park.
Along the southern shores of Lake Ontario, you can find magnificent natural attractions, in particular the cliffs of incredible beauty.
A stunning view that leaves no one indifferent.
A picturesque place in the Adirondacks Park will showcase the famous New York Falls in all their glory. Walk on bridges and stairs, some of them overlook the four picturesque falls of the Adirondacks.
It’s a huge city park in New York City, also known as the Grand Canyon of the East.
The most outstanding in the entire park is the three waterfalls on the Ginisi River, which runs through the park through a gorge that is incredibly deep, which is why the park has its nickname.
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Known as one of the best parks in the United States, Letchuort boasts a number of beautiful waterfalls along the Genoese River, attracting many photographers and nature lovers. This park is perfect for camping, it is particularly beautiful at night.
This road is a favorite place for tourists who prefer active rest. There are many rumors and stories.
One of the craziest trips you’ll ever make! The trail is one of the ten most debilitating tourist routes that not everyone will dare to conquer. The route is 3,450 km long and runs through 14 states. The site has been designated a nature reserve and the route is one of the major natural attractions of the United States.
It is said that those travelers who have traveled all the way and returned to the starting point, in the same way, notice fundamental changes in the perception of many things, their psyche is transformed, and inside it is as if additional sources of life energy are discovered.
Devil’s Hole was named for its treacherous terrain, but it was a terrain the Senecas knew well and cared deeply for. When a British convoy of wagons passed through Devil’s Hole on September 14, 1763, it was met by hundreds of Senecas in ambush.
The park was opened in 1924 and is one of the oldest public parks in the region. The site was historically an important port used by Native Americans to transport canoes around Niagara Falls and the Niagara River rapids.
The popular trail descends into the gorge of the Niagara River to provide close access to the rapids below, but off-road trips are prohibited due to dangerous conditions.
The park offers a breathtaking view of the Niagara Gorge, so a trip to the famous Niagara Falls should be combined with a visit to the park.
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