Fall

There was a poll that came out asking people what they were looking forward to doing this fall and so much of it revolved around Halloween. While Halloween is a lot of fun, there's so much more to do than that!

Tired of going without the heat because there's some unwritten rule that you can't turn your heat up until the snow flies? I'm not playing that game this year, and I'm encouraging you do do the same!

Trenton Falls Scenic Trails will open to the public for one fall weekend in October. Here's when you can hike the trails and enjoy the fall scenery.

New York property owners should determine when to put away the lawnmower based on local weather and turf behavior rather than a specific calendar date. The mowing season typically ends between late October and late November.

Fall cleanup doesn't have to mean just raking and bagging. Leaves can become beautiful crafts, compost, or natural mulch for your garden.

Pedal through New York's fall colors on a rail bike, no engine required. Spots across the Adirondacks and Catskills are filling up fast.

From apple picking and pumpkin patches to stunning Adirondack foliage, New York is getting plenty of national recognition for being one of the best places to enjoy fall.

Hayrides, leaf peeping, cider donuts; what else has you in the fall in the Hudson Valley spirit?

The Walkway Over the Hudson has something special planned for fall's first day, from dawn til dusk right over the water.

Prime apple-picking season is here in Upstate New York, and one of the state's most stunning orchards has been voted the best in the nation!