Top of the Old Croton Trail, which runs along the Old Croton Aqueduct, the 19th century solution to provide water for the city. Runs for 26.2 miles. Mostly a hiking trail, but suburban at times. Read more.
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Considering the neighboring city of New Haven has so many options, this is my sleeper pick for great pizza in all of CT. Always fresh, always consistent and the best sausage pie I've had hands down.
Over 3,000,000 people visit Hersheypark each year and it is a favorite amusement park to many, including U.S. President Barack Obama's daughters! Read more.
Both claim to be the original spot for a Texas Wiener, an all-beef hot dog topped with onions, mustard and homemade chili. Decide for yourself: Who has the better dog?
Great for model train enthusiasts young and old. Fun for everyone and train ride if you want
Great for young kids under 10. And also for adults. Many horses to view. Small carousel ride for those under 165 lbs.
Experience early New England life at one of the largest living history museums, with a large staff of historians in costume, 59 historic buildings on 200 acres.
The corn fritters with maple syrup and pecan rolls were a great start to my delicious meal! I ordered the smallest version of the Prime Rib! It was absolutely delicious! Service was a bit meh.
Rockwell's original studio in Stockbridge has been relocated to the site of the museum. Housing the world's largest and most significant collection of Rockwell's art the museum also hosts exhibitions Read more.
Candlepin bowling since 1906. Second oldest bowling alley in the U.S.
Get here early & be the first group to take the tour. Bring a jacket or sweatshirt. Temp in the cave is 52. It's a walking tour. Not recommended for babies in strollers, wheelchairs & hard of walking
Est. 1852. Louis Fauchere bought the hotel after leaving work at Delmonico's and claimed he invented Lobster Newburg here in 1867.
Marshmallow creme + cheeseburger + chocolate milk = PERFECTION! You've just gotta love this place in the middle of nowhere!
Best diner around! Plus they have a vegan/vegetarian/gluten free menu. If you don't want to go in the diner, they also deliver on a scooter. What could be better?
Good food and a nice variety of cocktails, beer and wine. Historic wood paneled rooms take you back 100 years to a simpler time in New Haven.
Really nice collection of clocks and watches. Very well maintained.
We’ll managed facility! Everything went smoothly and a good time was had by all! Safety is top priority and the staff handled all incidents (e.g spin outs or crashes) with skill, speed, and courtesy.
Check out the Guest Operator programs where you get to be the trolley conductor. The events are typically held the 3rd weekend through September, but check the schedule to be sure.
Est. 1927. Invented the New Jersey "Sloppy Joe" Sandwich - a cold multi-decker rye sandwich with cold cuts, swiss cheese, Russian dressing, and coleslaw - in the 1930s based on a sandwich from Havana.
The oldest continuously running pizzeria in America is also one of the tastiest. I loved the plain pie here. Getting one with onions, shrooms, and garlic detracts from the homemade sauce's flavor.
Make a reservation or you will be waiting forever. Also, the hostess is a complete snot and talks down to everyone.
A very interesting tour. The guide tells you everything you'd ever want to know about the cave and history of the area. Complete with a boat ride inside part of the cave. Very enjoyable!
They have some really great ice cream selections. Their flavor combinations are unique. Worth a stop. Nice spot to sit and people watch.
Huge model train layout. Stretches almost the length of the building. Most kids will like it.
A restored castle for fine dining upstairs that caters to the hippie crowd in the “dungeon” a really cool pub with amazing food Over 60 different beers available, a great vibe and live music.
This is the oldest continuously-run tavern in the US. Founded in the late 1700s, it has been under the stewardship of only 6 families & during Prohibition local yachtsmen came for the entertainment.
The scenic train ride is not narrated/guided at all. A lot of it is through people's backyards. Kinda pretty when there's actual nature, but it would be better if I kinda knew what I was looking at.
Start with some shellfish. Then get the burger, it's fantastic. Cheddar sauce is delicious. I'd skip the mushrooms and onions and add bacon, instead.
Celebrating a child's big day? We featured The Long Island Puppet Theatre in our guide for "Best places for kids birthday parties" on Long Island! Read more.
Dumpy roadside stop that I've driven by for 30 years and decided to make the stop. Great example of don't judge a book by the cover. Great classic burger and fries! My new favorite burger stop!
Fans say it wouldn’t be summer without a trip to this pagoda-roofed road stand. Its secret: succulent hot dogs grilled in butter, plus fries and shakes – at prices that let you gobble like it’s 1929.
Been going to Gus's since I was about 10! I live in NC now but this is alwayssss a stop when I come home. 4 dogs all the way!
Very Fun experiencing the sushi belt and was very tasty. Must try for sure.
This place was the height of luxury. Was. Go to see the bar, but if you want a steakhouse experience and do not enjoy awful service with flies buzzing around the dining room, look elsewhere.
Can't pass up free nachos and popcorn. The American force runs strong here so salute your shorts and drink a pint to our forefathers. There's something new to see every time you're in here.
One of the most beautiful and upscale bars in western MA, with a great selection of signature cocktails and martinis, deep comfortable chairs, and a really private and refined feel.
Now one of America’s oldest continuously operated inns and restaurants, this tavern, established in 1801, hosted General Ulysses S. Grant for a stay prior to his presidency. (From Aerial America) Read more.
First authorized as a New York state historic preserve in 1927 on the sesquicentennial of the Battles, the Battlefield was made part of the National Park System in 1938.
Beautiful grounds with an amazing collection of sculpture from one the 19th centuries most celebrated artists. Do yourself a favor and check this out
Amazing museum for picture book art. If you want to see familiar art in its original glory, stop in. Also there's a fantastic in-house library and art room.
Our first time on Ramblewild's adventure courses was incredible. The staff was helpful & the variety of difficulty levels was perfect. Plus zip lining across ravines couldn't have been more fun.
With tours every 30 minutes, concluding with sweet and creamy free samples, this is well worth a stop! – Green Guide Editor
