Take a free hike with educator Sam Nunes, learn about nature during winter and look for resident species of birds and trees. Register at the link below.
Stretching 118 miles from one end to the other, Long Island sure lives up to its name. But those who trek to the island’s easternmost point are surely rewarded, and that
You don’t necessarily need to know how to ski or snowboard to have a great time at one of the local mountains. Snow tubing is a fun family activity that
If you like skiing in the daytime, you'll love it at night. More and more ski resorts throughout the Northeast are keeping their trails open after sunset to add another
Harbor seals inhabit Long Island's surrounding waters from December through April. So bundle up and head to the beach! These are some of the best spots for seal watching in
