And it's easy to make a weekend of it: Cabin rentals are available through late November, or check out the historic Glen Iris Inn if you're looking for something a little less rustic. Letchworth State Park features 600-foot gorges carved by the Genesee River and is breathtaking any time of year. The 14,350-acre "Grand Canyon of the East" is a must-see for any outdoor enthusiast. Lawrence River at Clayton’s Punkin’ Chunkin’ (October 21) and celebrate fall’s bounty at the Lewiston Harvest & Hops Festival (September 23-24) and Peek’n Peak Fall Fest (October 14). Bethel Woods Center for the Arts puts a groovy spin on its jack o'lantern display paying homage to Woodstock legends at Peace, Love, and Pumpkins. Looking to add more fall-themed fun to your itinerary? Navigate a corn maze and hop on the zombie paint ball train at The Great Pumpkin Farm Fall Festival in Greater Niagara’s Clarence (September 17-October 31) a tractor-pulled train ride and singing chickens await at Pumpkinville in Chautauqua-Allegheny’s Great Valley (September 17-October 31) and see who takes home the title of “Biggest Pumpkin of the Year” at The Saratoga Giant Pumpkinfest (September 23). See thousands of hand carved jack o’lanterns light up the night at the Hudson Valley’s Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze (pictured) and Blaze: Long Island. Experience the Great Jack O'Lantern Blaze Tour the vineyard and fill a basket with grapes before enjoying a wine tasting paired with a small cheese and charcuterie board.
Through September, Johnson Estate Winery in the Chautauqua-Allegheny region hosts its annual Great Grape Walk. Venture to nearby Heron Hill Winery to enjoy live music throughout the fall months. Konstantin Frank Winery along Keuka Lake, or visit Living Roots Wine & Co.'s newest winery and tasting room overlooking Keuka Lake in Hammondsport. In the Finger Lakes, drink a glass of wine while taking in the sunset over Seneca Lake from the deck at Atwater Estate Vineyards, sample world-class wines during a tasting experience at the Dr. Sample red, white, sweet, dry, and dessert wines at Duck Walk Vineyards while overlooking 30 acres of vineyards in the Hamptons. Wine lovers rejoice! Harvest season is underway in New York State, which means it’s time to tour Long Island Wine Country (celebrating 50 years!) and Finger Lakes Wine Country. Call ahead and check websites and social media to make sure attractions and amenities are open and available. Individual businesses or attractions may require mask wearing. Masks are encouraged, but optional in most settings per New York State guidelines. Can fall in New York get even more colorful? Besides the changing leaves, come experience epic outdoor adventures, family-friendly farms, historic sites, and so much more! Whether you’re sipping locally made wines or fall-themed craft beers, picking your own apples, hiking to scenic summits, or looking for new ways to celebrate Halloween, this season will surpass your expectations.Get ready to breathe in that crisp air-fall in New York is a time to create vivid memories.
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