Located in the scenic Schoharie Valley, the 500-acre state park is named for Mine Kill Creek, which runs through a narrow gorge in the park and features the 80-foot Mine Kill Falls.

Mine Kill State Park offers a great diversity of birds to spy, in particular the bald eagle, blue bird and wild turkey, more easily visible in the winter.

At Cooperstown's National Baseball Hall of Fame, discover the history of America's pastime, see thousands of artifacts and enjoy hands-on learning.

Take a ride on the rails with a rail bike adventure through Rail Explorers in Cooperstown.

Red Shed Brewery - Cherry Valley Brewery and Tasting Room is open weekends in the warmer months and features six taps and acoustic music on Saturday in the beer garden.

This adventure trains features a narrated train ride where guests will learn about the wildlife, sights and history of the railroad.

Since 1928, Secret Caverns has been thrilling visitors as they explore these naturally-formed caverns 100’ below ground which also boast a remarkable underground waterfall.

Serving a small-town American community from 1884 to 1991, the Dr. Best collection echoes reminders of a quickly changing era and Civil War.