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Adirondack Region Map -- The Blue Line. Discover New York State's Adirondack Park - which is a park like none other. Consisting of six-million-acres, hundreds of mountains (including 46 high peaks ), over 3,000 lakes and ponds and nearly 30,000 miles of rivers and streams, this isn't a place you can explore in one day.
MAPS OF THE FINGER LAKES. Approximate road travel times from various Northeast cities. Times are calculated based on the approximate center of the Finger Lakes Region – Geneva, NY (north end of Seneca Lake) Albany, NY – 3 hours | Boston, MA – 5.30 hours | Buffalo, NY – 1.45 hours | Cleveland, OH – 4.25 hours | Erie, PA – 3 hours.
8 de fev. de 2024 · One of the coolest places to visit in Upstate New York to do this is Saratoga Springs Spa Resort. This gem has run for 85 years and uses the natural underground spring waters for a number of treatments. Get a facial, mineral bath, or massage at the Roosevelt Baths & Spa almost every day except on major holidays.
28 de jan. de 2024 · Niagara Falls visitor platform. Heading west on NY-79W from Ithaca, the beautiful Lake Seneca is the next beautiful stop on this scenic Upstate New York 10-day road trip itinerary. Keeping the lake on the right, the route initially heads south to loop around it and then northwards along its western shore.
6 de fev. de 2024 · Upstate New York is the rural hinterland of the New York metropolitan area, comprising all of New York State but the primate city itself. It is the backyard and orchard of the city of New York, providing the megacity with milk and dairy products, fruits (especially apples), wine, water, electricity, and a good deal of recreational areas.
22 de fev. de 2021 · 7. Whiteface Mountain (Wilmington; Essex County) Take a drive to the top of New York State’s fifth highest mountain. On a clear day you can even see the skyscrapers of downtown Montreal, Canada ...
Map of New York State by New York Outdoor Guides Association. If you’re wondering which regions are considered ‘Upstate’ New York, then you might get different answers depending on who you ask. In my experience, people from ‘downstate’ (aka NYC and Long Island: regions 1 and 2) usually consider anything above Westchester as ‘Upstate’.
