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14 Counties surround our 11 glacial lakes to make up the glorious vacation region that is New York’s Finger Lakes. Fill your days on the water or trails enjoying everything from swimming and boating, wine and cheese, art and history. Spend your evenings roasting marshmallows around the campfire, trying the fine, local fare in area restaurants, or enjoying a show or game at one of the Region's many cultural and sports venues. Then settle in for the night at your choice of quaint B&Bs, stately hotels or friendly, lakeside campgrounds. This summer, we invite you to discover everything the Finger Lakes has to offer. Visit Finger Lakes Travel on Facebook -
Spring is a season of transition in Cortland County. The festival season gets underway with the annual Central New York Maple Festival. Our rivers and streams start to see some action with the opening of trout season. Brown, brook and rainbow trout can be found in local waters throughout the county. Visit experiencecortland.com -
Spring is an exciting time in Wayne County! Apple blossoms decorate our country roads and the historical Erie Canal opens for the season. Follow the canal by boat, bike or trail and enjoy the wildlife, serenity and entertainment our canal side villages provide. Spring also kicks off our local and lake wide fishing derbies along with the opening of our many historical museums. Photo Credit: Matt Conheady. Visit waynecountytourism.com -
History and heritage comes alive in Seneca County. From the birthplace of Women’s rights in Seneca Falls, to the birthplace of Memorial Day in Waterloo, visitors can visit historic sites and attend special events such as Celebrate Commemorate Memorial Day, an annual festival held in honor of the area’s unique history. Visit fingerlakescentral.com -
Rochester’s signature event marking the beginning of festival season, the Lilac Festival, which takes place every May, showcases the world’s largest collection of lilacs located at Highland Park. Visit Visitrochester.com -
Springtime in the Finger Lakes sees the various wineries open their doors for extended hours to thaw out from the winter. Ontario County is home to a collection of unique wineries in the area surrounding Canandaigua Lake, including five wineries and two wine centers on a 41-mile long trail – perfect to do in one day! Visit visitfingerlakes.com -
Visitors to Livingston County can stop by the Mount Morris Dam, the largest dam of its kind east of the Mississippi River and take a free, ranger-guided tour inside the dam and also learn about the wildlife that dwell all around the grounds. The William B. Hoyt II Visitor Center features interactive exhibits on the dam’s history, the US Army Corps of Engineers, earthquakes and the weather, making it a fun educational experience for the whole family. Visit FingerLakesWest.Com -
Spring has sprung in Corning & the Finger Lakes! It’s the perfect time to explore Corning’s historic Gaffer District and find exciting shopping and world-class museums, like The Corning Museum of Glass! Visit corningfingerlakes.com -
Anglers make their way to wade in the waters of Catharine Creek April 1 for opening day of the statewide Trout season. The U-Pick season also begins with cherries and strawberries. Race fans pour in for opening day at WGI. Thunder Road Tours gets the adrenaline going at high speeds around the WGI race track. The Seneca Lake W ine & Food Event kicks off the season by giving samples of the local flavor. Visit WatkinsGlenChamber.com -
Springtime in Yates County celebrates rebirth, as the vineyards, orchards and forests come back to life. It’s a great time to canoe, kayak and explore waterfalls. Visit fingerlakeschamber.com -
Outdoor activity flourishes as spring blooms throughout more than 50 recreational parks located within the Greater Syracuse area. Recognized as the Central Park of Central New York, Onondaga Lake Park located in the heart of Syracuse offers mile after mile of vehicle-free paved parkway. Bike and rollerblade rentals are available. Photo Credit: Wainwright Photography. Visit visitsyracuse.org -
For the fisherman looking for something different, the cold spring waters of the Susquehanna River and its meandering creeks in Tioga County gives the serious angler pause to consider that life has something more to offer than the dedicated pursuit of trout. Each year, the river produces trophy-sized fish, including smallmouth bass, northern and walleye pike and tiger muskies. Visit visittioga.com -
Regarded as the “Soaring Capital of America,” Elmira’s Harris Hill offers some of New York’s most spectacular views, attracting visitors from around the globe to watch the gliders soar overhead. Glider rides are open to the public from mid-April through mid-October. Also at Harris Hill is the National Soaring Museum--home of the world’s largest sailplane collection--and Harris Hill Amusement Park. Visit MarkTwainCountry.com -
Springtime in Cayuga County is a beautiful time of year to visit with trees budding, flowers blooming and great winery events, such as “I Love Chocolate.” Outdoor enthusiasts will want to take part in the Lake Ontario Spring Sportfishing Derby, while art-lovers will enjoy the annual ‘Made in New York’ exhibit at the Schweinfurth Memorial Art Center. Visit tourcayuga.com
Every season in Cortland County provides a backdrop for an exciting new experience.The warm weather months are the perfect time for festivals, fairs and outdoor activities ofevery kind imaginable. During the winter arts and cultural activities move to center stagealong with dining, shopping and the opportunity to create great memories. Whatever timeof year you are making vacation plans, consider spending some time in Cortland County,the gateway to New York’s Finger Lakes Region.
Nestled between the cities of Rochester and Syracuse lies Wayne County. We are known for our rural charm, vast apple orchards, drumlins and scenic beauty. With 35 miles of Lake Ontario shoreline we promise the visitor a wide variety of water activities and trophy fishing. We are rich in history…drive the Seaway Trail which traverses through the northern part of our county or follow the Historic Erie Canal that flows near our southern border. The countryside is dotted with farm markets, antique and specialty shops and cozy B&B’s. A visit to our unique Chimney Bluffs State Park will let you reconnect with nature and restore your soul!

This metropolitan region situated on the southern shores of Lake Ontario and also part of the Finger Lakes region, is home to world-class events such as the Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival in June, and the signature Lilac Festival every May. Attractions include two National Historic Landmarks, the Susan B. Anthony Museum and House and the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography & Film. Famous sites blend with charming neighborhoods and historic canal towns to create a mosaic of attractions to visit. Photo: Rochester Skyline as seen from Corn Hill Landing featuring the Susan B. Anthony- Frederick Douglass Bridge. Photo Credit: VisitRochester.
Located in the Finger Lakes vacation region of New York State, Livingston County offers plenty of memory-making activities for the whole family. Folks can boat, swim and fish at Conesus and Hemlock lakes, hike and picnic in the “Grand Canyon of the East” Letchworth State Park, enjoy delicious wine, and dine and shop in historic villages like Geneseo, Mount Morris and Dansville. After they’ve had a field day in Livingston County, guests can choose from one of the many bed and breakfasts, hotels and historic inns to relax in.
They say “home is where the heart is.” With rolling hills, pristine lakes, and exquisite beauty as far as the eye can see, it’s easy to understand how Corning & the Finger Lakes has captivated the hearts of many – and it refuses to let them go. Enjoy world-class museums, like The Corning Museum of Glass, and superb wines, like Dr. Konstantin Frank Vinifera Wine Cellars, New York State’s most award-winning winery for 50 years.
Watkins Glen & Schuyler County are located in the heart of the Finger Lakes region, nestled along the southern shore of Seneca Lake and within close proximity to over 50 wineries. Watkins Glen International (WGI) hosts the largest weekend sporting event in New York State, NASCAR, every August. The Watkins Glen State Park remains one of the most popular state parks in the region. More than half a million visitors come for a scenic adventure to hike the gorge and discover 19 waterfalls along the trail.



Escape to Cayuga County and enjoy our crystal clear lakes,spectacular scenery, charming villages and award-winningwines! From boating and fishing on one of our eight lakes toenjoying musical theatre, fine arts and history, you’ll find ourculture rich and varied. Be sure to sample our locally grown andproduced fruits, herbs, vegetables, cheeses, honey, wine and bakedgoods featured in many restaurants. Top attractions includeMacKenzie-Childs, Ltd., Seward House Museum, the Finger Lakes Musical Theatre Festival, Fair Haven Beach State Park, and theSterling Renaissance Festival.
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