| FOUR NEW PODCASTS FROM THE PEOPLE THAT KNOW SCHOHARIE COUNTY BEST | |
SOME PLACES DESERVE
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No brochure has ever fully captured what makes Schoharie County what it is. The stories are too layered, the people too interesting, the landscape too alive. Until now: four new podcasts get a little closer.
From the deep history of the valley to the wild things that only come out after dark, these are the voices and places that have been here all along, finally with a mic in front of them.
Keep reading, press play, and let Schoharie County do the rest.
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| Ancient trees that were old before your town had a name, birds that know this valley better than any map, and the kind of quiet that makes you stop and actually listen. Where Wonder Lives is an invitation to explore the wilder, slower, stranger corners of Schoharie County. The ones that don't show up on the highlight reel but stay with you long after the drive home. | | | |
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AT THE HEART OF THE VALLEY
| Legends, landmarks, and the legacy of one of New York's most historic regions. Revolutionary War heroics, personal stories of survival and revival, and the living culture of a people whose roots run deeper than any history book. This is where the past is never really past. It lives in the buildings, the battlefields, and the voices of the people who have dedicated their lives to making sure it stays that way. These are the human moments that make this valley worth knowing. | | | |
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| A backstage pass to the farms, breweries, and orchards that define life here. Meet the people turning grain and hops and hillside harvests into something worth savoring. Hear what it actually takes to grow, brew, and build something from the ground up in a place like this, and find out why the food always tastes better when you know where it comes from. | |
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| This one is for the night hikers, the stargazers, and the ghost chasers. The county looks completely different after dark. The skies open up, the woods come alive, and the stories that felt like legend start to feel a little more possible. Keep your eyes wide and your footsteps light. | | | | | |
Yoga, retreat centers, and sauna sessions in the woods. Schoharie County has more ways to reset than most people realize. |
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Eagle sightings, bluebird trails, and a valley that rewards anyone willing to slow down and look up. |
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Schoharie County has the scenery, the vibes, and the experiences. All that is needed is the group chat. |
| | | Small town. Big weekend. Richmondville Days brings the parade, the line dancing, food trucks, and a fireworks finale that wraps it all up just right. |
| | | Lager than life. Logjammin' VI lands at Wayward Lane Brewing with 50+ breweries, live music, and food trucks in the heart of the Schoharie Valley. |
| | | Forty artists, from local favorites to world renowned names, are converging on downtown Cobleskill. The inaugural Art in Action Festival is here. |
| | | Diesel trucks, dirt bikes, burnouts, and a Harley stunt show. 'Motors, Mud and Mayhem' rolls into The Ranch at Carlisle for a full weekend of family friendly chaos. |
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It is just beginning. The blooms, the stands, the first signs that Schoharie County is shifting into the season it was made for. The Schoharie County Farmers Market is now open every Sunday, and the farm stand map is the best way to follow along as more opens up across the valley.
Know of one we missed? Send it our way. ~ The Upstate Vacations Team
| | Photo Credits: Caleb J. Jacobus, Jefferson Historical Society, @tcolasurda, Wayward Lane Brewing, Cobleskill Partnership Inc., The Ranch at Carlisle, Matt Wozney, Barber's Farm, Black Willow Pond Farm, Sunken City Cider | | | | |
