The first on the list of best romantic day trips in New York is Hunter Mountain, located two and a half hours outside of the city, is a handy destination to get your skiing or snowboarding fix. There's something for everyone on its 67 trails, which include bunny hills, steep downhill runs, moguls, jumps, boxes, and rails (there's even a nearly 1,000-foot-long snow tubing slope). The Mountain Top Arboretum's 23 acres of trees, flowers, and shrubs are the closest thing to an enchanting woodland outside of fairy tales - ideal for selfies

Hunter Mountain is a popular winter destination for anybody who likes flying down a mountain at high speeds, but it's not just for skiers; there's also biking, hiking, zip line, and plenty of other warm-weather activities. Aside from the adventure, Hunter is stunning; its waterfalls and landscapes influenced the Hudson River School artists for good reason. Even though it's summer, you may still enjoy a gorgeous trip on the Hunter Mountain ski lift. (Getting to the top of the mountain is usually the most enjoyable part of skiing.)

Cost: $110 per person.

Washington, D.C is a treasure trove of enthralling sites, monuments, museums, and organizations. It's also an excellent choice for romantic getaways, anniversary excursions, and honeymoons. What could be more romantic than civic engagement? Get up early to board the 7 a.m. bus, then sleep until you reach at Arlington National Cemetery, the day's first destination. Before returning to New York City, you'll see the Capitol, White House, Lincoln Memorial, and Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.

Best Time to Visit Washington D.C - A winter vacation will most likely limit you to all of the museums and indoor historic sites in the vicinity. Autumn is a lovely season in D.C. and Virginia, and May and June are pleasant months before the heat and humidity of summer arrive. Washington DC is at its most beautiful during the National Cherry Blossom Festival (the first two weeks of April). So, whether you're visiting in the winter or summer, we've included a mix of indoor and outdoor activities in Washington, D.C.

Cost: $169 per person.

Although Delaware is the second smallest state in the United States, it is jam-packed with locations to visit and romantic retreats for every type of couple. Delaware is largely flat, with occasional rolling hills, woodland, and marshes. Many Delaware villages still provide colonial and revolutionary-era history and heritage. However, the finest spot to be is along the coast. Delaware also has several coastal villages with bed & breakfasts, motels, and historic inns only minutes from the beach.

If you're looking for an athletic holiday that's also romantic with your sweetheart, take a guided trip on the Delaware River Kayaking. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city with a full-day guided kayaking tour and wine tasting along the picturesque Delaware River. Float down the river in a kayak for 5-6 miles (2-3 hours) and have a FREE BBQ MEAL with the Famous River Hot Dog Man at Adventure Island. Enjoy your lunch on a picnic table in the river, skip rocks, explore the picturesque and historical Delaware River, and unwind while on your excursion! Then, after a guided wine tasting and visit to a nearby vineyard, try five wines. Round-trip transportation from New York City is included, as is all essential kayaking equipment.

Cost: $159 per person.

The Hamptons is a perfect romantic getaway destination, with comfortable bed & breakfasts, sun-kissed beaches, extensive vineyards, and exquisite food all in one location. Discover things to see and do during your Hamptons trip to plan the ideal couple's getaway all year.

The journey begins in Southampton, where you will wander down the gorgeous main street dotted with gift stores and boutiques. Then you'll stroll into Sag Harbor, stopping for lunch after seeing the boats in the marina. There's even enough time to swing by the outlets on the way home if you need to do some shopping.

Sag Harbor is not just rich in history, but also in culture and small-town charm. You may walk along Main Street, explore the small town type stores, enjoy the artsy parts of the hamlet, and eat lunch at one of their numerous independent eateries. There are frequently several festivals, fairs, and events taking place throughout town, keeping Sag Harbor particularly active and joyful. Sag Harbor is certainly one of Long Island's hidden treasures. With such a strong whaling and marine heritage, it's no wonder that Sag Harbor is brimming with nautical food and activities. From museums to seaward tours, nautical enthusiasts and seafaring folk will be spoiled for choice.

Cost: $169 per person.

Fall deeper in love while roaming the streets of the City of Brotherly Love. It is around 100 miles from New York City and is historically significant. The Liberty Bell, the Constitution Center, and Elfreth's Alley, the country's oldest inhabited street, are all visible. The next trip is Lancaster County, which is home to America's oldest Amish hamlet. Take a buggy ride to learn about the Amish way of life, which includes no electricity, cell phones, internet, or other modern conveniences. A day or weekend trip to Amish Country is a wonderful way to spend time with your companion.

With a rural bus trip from the Amish Farm and House, you may enjoy the calm and tranquillity of the country backroads. The tranquil Amish country bus trip takes you off the main path. You'll journey 20 miles into the countryside, stopping at various Amish-owned enterprises (when open). This 90-minute excursion is ideal for romantic day trips.

Cost: $169 per person.

The Storm King Art Center, also known as the Storm King and named after Storm King Mountain in New Windsor, New York, is an open-air museum. It is home to what is possibly the most extensive collection of contemporary outdoor sculptures in the United States. Widely celebrated as one of the world's leading sculpture parks, Storm King Art Center has welcomed visitors from across the globe for fifty years.

A stroll around the Storm King Center for the Arts is one of the most iconic day outings for any New Yorker, and the 500-acre open-air museum provides the ideal environment for blooming romance. Over 100 outdoor sculptures by Isamu Noguchi, Alexander Calder, and Sol LeWitt crisscross the terrain. Couples may make the most of their day by packing a picnic, snapping photos next to the gigantic artworks, and hiring bicycles ($30 per person for two hours) from the museum to round off the journey. save. To get there effortlessly, consider this package for a round-trip bus excursion from NYC that includes museum entry.

Cost: $52 per person.

Bannerman Island is a tiny spit of land in central New York, 50 miles north of New York City on the Hudson River. Originally known as Pollepel Island, the little island was famous for ghost stories, and local Native Americans would only visit there during the day. The island was utilized by early Dutch settlers as a signal marking the completion of a difficult route across the Hudson highlands, and it also functioned as a vital defense position for patriots during the Revolutionary War.

Isn't there nothing more romantic than an abandoned castle? The remains of Bannerman Castle, located on the 6.5-acre Pollepel Island in the Hudson River (you've probably seen it from your window if you've ever traveled Metro-Hudson North's Line), will leave you both captivated. The remains of what was once a military surplus warehouse constructed to appear like a Scottish castle may be seen up close by arranging a 2.5-hour boat and guided walking tour that leaves from Beacon, NY.

Cost: $40 per person.