This 25-acre preserve, only yards from Skaneateles Lake, treats hikers to a dramatic view of the 100-foot deep Bear Swamp Creek Ravine. The trail also a good spot to beach a canoe or kayak before hiking up the ridge trail.
44-acre sports complex offering swimming & wading pools, soccer and softball fields, basketball and tennis courts, bike and fitness trails, picnic areas, skateboard park, and a playground. Winter activities include cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and indoor ice skating.
This 157-acre nature preserve along the Lake Como outlet is owned and operated by the Finger Lakes Land Trust. Situated in a high plateau pocket running from Locke to Homer, the preserve features a number of plants uncommon to the region and some of the highest breeding bird diversity in the state.
823 acres on Lake Ontario with camping, swimming, hiking, fishing, 18-hole golf course nearby, and boating available. Winter activities include cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and ice fishing.
941 acres including gorge and waterfalls, with camping, swimming, hiking, and fishing available. Winter activities include cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. The park is named for Millard Fillmore, 13th President of the U.S., who was born in a log cabin near the park. A replica of the cabin is located in the park.
1500-acre wetland on the Owasco Inlet with a large variety of plants and animals unique to the area, including two dozen rare species of birds. Great fishing and public canoe launch.
Located on the southern end of Little Sodus Bay, featuring picnic tables, barbecue grills, gazebo, handicapped accessible walkway, fishing platforms, canoe and row boat dockage, boat launch and restrooms nearby.
This spectacular 1400-acre site, with nearly two miles of Lake Ontario shoreline, features glacially formed bluffs with scenic vistas of Lake Ontario. Hiking and cross-country ski trails available. Sterling Nature Center has 700 acres of no hunting and 700 acres of open hunting. Call for listing of nature classes, exhibits and events.
Pass through the steel arch entrance to the park honoring Cayuga County veterans, from the Revolutionary War to the present, commemorated with memorials, engraved pavers, memorial benches, landscaped plantings and flags.
Foodies will delight in the fresh produce here in the Finger Lakes! Our restaurants get the pick of fruits and vegetables grown at nearby farms: tomatoes still warm from the garden, sweet strawberries, corn so good you can skip the salt and butter -- and much more. Our restaurants and farm markets update these seasonal delights daily depending on what's ripe. Click here for more info.
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