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Things To Do
Howe Caverns
Howe Caverns is one of the most exciting NYS natural attractions. On your journey, you will wind through limestone corridors, pass through cavernous galleries, walk under massive boulders, and take a serene boat ride on a subterranean riverbed carved over countless millennia. The cave tour consists of a 1.25-mile walk with a 0.25-mile boat ride. There are 139 stairs throughout the tour.
Vroman's Nose Hiking Trail
Vroman's Nose is a prominent landmark overlooking the beautiful and fertile Schoharie Valley. The view is spectacular from the flat "dance floor" feature found on the top of this distinctive mountain. The hike is easy, very rewarding, and a great place for picture taking in every season!
Gobbler's Knob Family Fun Park
This Family Fun Park hosts an 18-hole lighted Miniature Golf, 9-hole Par 3 Golf Course, 12 12-station lighted Driving Range, a Bounce House, Snack Bar AND ice cream parlor. There is a large and open Pavilion for parties and events of all types. Rubbin’ Butts Bar-B-Que has joined the Family Park and now has a full menu of famous delights! Look forward to lots of fun and good food!
Night Terrors Haunted Farm
Get your Fright On… as you travel through the terrifying Halloween Haunt known as Night Terrors Haunted Farm in Schoharie, NY. Warning to all who enter. As you pass through the farm this autumn you’ll feel the presence of the many restless souls waiting in the darkness. You can run but you’ll never hide from those that have been waiting for your visit. Actors play along with the very spooky settings and change each year to keep the surprises happening.
Albany Institute of History & Art
Founded in 1791, the Albany Institute of History & Art is one of the oldest museums in the United States. It also is the major repository for the region's heritage, with nationally significant collections. The genesis of the Albany Institute of History & Art began with The Society for the Promotion of Agriculture, Arts, and Manufactures, founded in New York City in Federal Hall. Supported by the New York state legislature, to which it served as an informational advisor, the society met to improve the state’s economy through advances in agricultural methods and manufacturing technologies. In accordance with the condition that they meet where the legislature convened, the society moved to Albany in 1797, when it became the state capital. From 1998 to 2001, the Albany Institute raised $17 million to bring the museum galleries and facilities up to twenty-first-century standards with a renovation and expansion project that created the museum you know today.
Eerie Albany Ghost Tours
Join Discover Albany for a guided tour of the ghosts, ghouls, and gossip lurking within the buildings of Downtown Albany. Who is the ghostly figure who lingers past closing time at the historic Olde English Pub? What mysteries lie within the beautiful homes that line Ten Broeck Triangle? Can you explain the shadowy figures who roam the Capitol halls at night? Uncover this and more - if you DARE!
Dutch Apple Cruises & Tours
TAKE A DUTCH APPLE CRUISE on the scenic and historic Hudson River, the ideal way to see the sights. Our vessel offers you sunshine and breezes or the protection of fully enclosed and heated/ac decks. Features of all tours include ample free parking, U.S.Coast Guard inspected vessel, comfortable seating, clean restrooms, full cash bar and light refreshments. With your safety in mind, we suggest low heeled or soft soled shoes. We sail rain or shine. Don't forget to bring your binoculars for eagle sightings!