Visit New York State ...Plan a Guided Bus Tour featuring Underground Railroad, Erie Canal, Women’s Rights and History, Shopping, Wine Tasting and much more ...experience the 200th anniversary of the Erie Canal and the 100th anniversary of Women’s Right to Vote!

NYS Get-A-Way Travel Connection Erie Canal - Western New York Experience (4 days & 3 nights) Women's Rights & Heritage in New York's Finger Lakes Region (4 days & 3 nights) Finger Lakes Vacation on Seneca & Canandaigua Lakes (3 days & 2 nights) ...see all tour packages Travel Down - Relaxation Up Visiting the many attractions of New York State may not be an option at this time, but we do hope to see you on future trips and explorations! We hope you find great relaxation & well being where you are! Sponsored by Airchair.net, site of the Original AirChair™ Find Your AirChair™ at Airchair.net Largest Native Trees of New York State The New York State Big Tree Register, maintained by the Department of Environmental Conservation recognizes trees of record size, promoting interest in their care and preservation. The Big Tree Register lists only native and naturalized species and does not include hybrid species. The Total Point Score is determined by taking the Height in feet + Trunk Circumference in inches + 1/4 Average Crown Spread in feet. Some of the largest species include a Red Oak in Monroe County (510 points), an Eastern Cottonwood in Schuyler County (469 points), a Black Locust in Livingston County (423 points), a White Ash in Rockland County (420 points) and a Red Maple in Madison County (417 points). Among the top four largest trees, they average a Circumference of 330 inches (a diameter of 8.75 feet). As you travel Across New York State, keep an eye out for these majestic trees, they have survived several centuries of social and environmental change and hopefully will continue to show us their tremendous ability to endure. ...>>

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