New Yorkers can debate sports and argue politics all day, every day but there is one thing each of us can agree on. The Empire State is a beautiful place to live, visit and explore.

From the breathtaking Adirondack mountains to the sandy shores of Long Island, quaint villages of the Hudson Valley and the majesty of the Niagara region, New York has something for everyone. But, only one county has been named the Most Beautiful County In New York State.

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Recently LoveExploring ranked the Most Beautiful County, Parrish or Borough In Each State. With all that New York has to offer how can you choose just 1? Before revealing the most beautiful county in New York State, here are some of the most beautiful spots  nearby.

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Seneca County has been recognized as the Most Beautiful County In New York State. It is the gateway to the Finger Lakes with Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake. the Finger Lakes Wine Country and the Finger Lakes National Forest. Here are a few things to do when you get there:

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