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12 Great Fall Getaways in Northern New York & the Thousand Islands
Unique cabins, waterfront cottages, historic inns and hidden places to stay this autumn.
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Hidden Gems of Northern New York
A signature ClickNNY collection: the places locals love and most visitors drive straight past.
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Hidden Gems of the Thousand Islands
The quiet corners of the most famous stretch of the river.
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Chippewa Bay, NY
A small river hamlet at the downstream end of the islands, near Singer Castle on Dark Island, with a scatter of tiny cottage islands offshore.
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Theresa, NY
A village on the Indian River at the center of the Indian River Lakes, a cluster of small lakes with camps and quiet water a short drive south of the river.
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Chaumont, NY
A small village on Chaumont Bay known for its old limestone houses, quiet water and, in a cold winter, ice fishing.
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Three Mile Bay, NY
A tiny hamlet on Chaumont Bay between Chaumont and Cape Vincent: a good base for a slow, back-roads lake weekend.
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Lyons Falls, NY
An old mill village where the Moose River meets the Black River, with falls right in town.
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Copenhagen, NY
A small village on the Deer River at the northern edge of Tug Hill, on the way into some of the plateau's quietest back roads.
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Montague, NY
One of the most remote towns on the Tug Hill plateau: state forest, deep snow in winter and almost nobody around in fall.
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Waddington, NY
A small river village with a waterfront park and Coles Creek State Park nearby, where the St. Lawrence opens into wide, quiet water.
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Lisbon, NY
Open farm country along the river between Ogdensburg and Waddington, made for slow drives and wide October skies.
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Wanakena, NY
A former logging hamlet on the Oswegatchie River with a pedestrian suspension footbridge and the SUNY ESF Ranger School.
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Colton, NY
Raquette River country on the edge of the Adirondacks, with Higley Flow State Park and the Stone Valley trail along the river's falls and rapids.