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Allegany & Cattaraugus Counties in New York are an adventurists dream. Ready for a little shopping and antiquing? Visit heavenly Angelica, NY. Perhaps the Great Outdoors are for you, then head to Allegany State Park. Looking for a little history? Check out the Seneca Nation museum or get to historic Allegany, NY. Amazing biking and hiking, hunting, fishing and kayaking, camping and snow sports. All within mile of each other. Say cheese… and even pick up a wedge or two or three in Cuba, NY. Amazing dining, boutique retail, renowned breweries and wineries all found throughout our great area. Our Allegany Casino is home to a world-class gaming floor and luxurious 413-room hotel. Now one throws a party quite like us. Enjoy everything from music to the changing leaves, hot air balloons, trout and garlic, even barbecued ribs. Every type of event, any time year, there’s always something to celebrate when you arrive.

Nestled in the Heart of Pennsylvania, is Starr Hill Winery. We began making our own wine in 1966, when we purchased property in the Curwensville Clearfield area in 1994 we began planting vines. We really have a unique way of making our quality wine and it really is a wine with it's own style, You gotta try it. Green Flag takes place in Clearfield, PA the "All America City" and is located within comfortable distances to metropolitan cities and also brings the wilderness to your backyard.

Our Maryland Mountains are the perfect place to discover the joy of missing out. If you prefer outdoor adventure, bike or hike on the C&O Canal Towpath or on the Great Allegheny Passage. If you want a vintage heritage experience, stroll along our historic streets, visit one of our unique museums, or take a ride on our scenic railroad. Mountain Maryland offers up plenty of possibilities for good times with special events and popular festivals held in each of its four distinct seasons. So, indulge yourself and get away from the hustle-and-bustle of everyday life to refresh, recharge, and reset!

Welcome to Pennsylvania's Lebanon Valley - a vibrant agricultural community. Here, you'll find rolling farmland where you just may catch a glimpse of an Amish farmer driving his horse-drawn plow. Charming, historic downtowns filled with independently owned businesses. We are a region packed with opportunities to explore the outdoors and we are brimming with American history. You’ll find endless opportunities to enjoy the arts; from fine art to Americana, top-notch theater, music, and more. We’ll tantalize your taste-buds with sought after Pennsylvania Dutch cooking or relax with a hand crafted cocktail while listening to an up-and-coming band.

Begin your Hudson River Valley getaway here, in Dutchess County! Nestled along the river and just 90 minutes from New York City and Albany, it's easy to get here by car, train, bus and air. The varied experiences you'll discover in Dutchess are unlike any other! With so much to offer including natural scenic beauty, outdoor recreation, historic landmarks, restaurants, and festivals, you won’t run out of ideas. If the outdoors is what you’re into, stroll across the world’s longest elevated pedestrian bridge at the Walkway Over the Hudson, or trek through the Appalachian Trail. Is local cuisine what appeals to you? Sip your way along the Dutchess Wine Trail or get a taste of The Culinary Institute of America’s amazing cuisine at one of their restaurants. History and culture more your scene? Tour the Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site or take spin on the Ferris Wheel during the Dutchess County Fair. Whether it’s a couple’s getaway or a girl’s weekend, a family vacation or a business trip, there’s a little something for everyone here in Dutchess, and we can’t wait for you to explore.

We are halfway to everywhere - located midway between New York City and Montreal, and between Buffalo and Boston, the rapidly growing business communities of Ballston Lake, Ballston Spa, Burnt Hills, Charlton, Clifton Park, Crescent, Halfmoon, Jonesville, Malta, Mechanicville, Rexford, Round Lake, Stillwater, Vischer Ferry and Waterford. We are the center of high tech industry throughout the Tech Valley and the Capital Region of New York, home of family-owned marine and agriculture businesses, and the transportation crossroads for the New York State Thruway, Amtrak, and the Erie/Champlain Canals.

Amesbury sits along the Merrimack River in Northeastern Massachusetts, where wooden ships were once the primary industry and where today the oldest continuously operating wooden boat shop still exists. But Amesbury's mills powered by its waterfalls became the heart of the carriage building industry and later the electric car. Today those mills house restaurants, artists' studios, cafes and craft shops, eclectic housing, and frame the beautiful downtown Millyard. Amesbury is easily reached by major highways. There are many historic sites to visit and local farms to enjoy in any season, as well as outdoor recreational activities.

Come to Putnam County, where the country begins! Nestled in the Hudson Valley of New York, and situated just one hour north of Midtown Manhattan, Putnam is the perfect getaway for the day, or a wonderful destination to call home away from home for the weekend. Enjoy local farm-to-table fare at many of our Hudson Valley Restaurant Week participating eateries. Kayak Constitution Marsh or visit the largest Buddha Statue in the Western Hemisphere! Whether you love history, scenery, shopping, or just exploring small towns and winding roads, there is something for everyone in Putnam.