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2716 Creek Rd, Esperance, Central New York, NY 12066

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5441 Rte 30A, Charleston, Central New York, NY 12066
Over 4,000 acres of picturesque, guided, horseback trails. Group rides for up to six people at all levels of riding experience. ... More on iloveny.com

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1206 Oak Hill Rd, Esperance, NY 12066

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5704 State Route 30, Schoharie, Central New York, NY 12157

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158 Apple Blossom Ln, Schoharie, Central New York, NY 12157

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174 Lape Road, Esperance, NY 12066
The Landis Arboretum may well be the northern Catskillâs best-kept secret. With centuries of history and the riveting beauty inherent in the Arboretumâs world-class, global collections, generations... More on MuseumsUSA.org
This 97-acre outdoor museum of plants is located on a nineteenth century farm. Some of the collections on disp ... More on PlanetWare

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Caverns Rd, Howes Cave, Central New York, NY 12092
Secret Caverns, like many New York state caves, has huge domes connected by windings passages and a cave river. And like most caves in the area, it was formed during the Ice Ages, the cave stream c... More on showcaves.com
The Northeasts most natural cavern open to the public - Enjoyable, affordable family adventure - 100 Foot underground waterfall - 35 Miles ... More on entertainment.com

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25 Quackenbush Square, Albany, NY 12207-2311

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Broadway & Pine St, Albany, Capital-Saratoga, NY 12207
Opened in Spring, 2002, the Hudson River Way links Albany�s past to its present and future. A pedestrian bridge that connects downtown Albany to a waterfront park on the banks of the historic Hudso... More on Albany.org
This cool pedestrian bridge, opened in 2002, connects downtown to Corning Preserve Park on the banks of the Hudson. It is lined with 30 trompe l'oeil paintings on lampposts that depict the city'... More on Frommers

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P.O. Box 395, Union Avenue, Saratoga Springs, New York 12866
The Yaddo Garden Association, founded in 1991, is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the gard... More on Yaddo.org
Maybe those in charge could take note and open it and the grounds up! More on Yahoo! Travel
