Discover New York State's 9 Hidden Gems, Recommended by a Local

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New York State’s Hidden Gems Content: New York State is more than just the Big Apple. Discover 9 amazing places that are off the beaten path, but worth a visit.

Located in Cooperstown, this bridge dates back to 1825 and is a historic landmark.

Hyde Hall Covered Bridge

#1

This 50-foot tall structure near Cherry Valley is a gift shop and food stand that sells Native American crafts and snacks.

The Tepee

#2

This 500-acre site near the Storm King Mountain showcases over 100 sculptures by prominent artists.

Storm King Art Center

#3

This nature area in the Shawangunk Mountains offers stunning views and hiking trails.

Sam’s Point Preserve and the Ellenville Ice Caves

#4

This marketplace is home to stalls owned by immigrants and refugees who offer diverse cuisines and products.

Buffalo’s West Side Bazaar

#5

This museum in Oswego tells the story of 982 refugees, mostly Jewish, who were granted asylum in the US during World War II.

Safe Haven Holocaust Refugee Shelter Museum 

#6

This bridge spans 1.28 miles over the Hudson River and connects Poughkeepsie and Highland.

Walkway Over the Hudson

#7

This castle is located on Pollepel Island in the Hudson River. 

Bannerman Castle 

#8

This waterfall in Chestnut Ridge Park has a natural gas seep behind it that produces a flame.

Eternal Flame Falls

#9

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