Explore the waterfalls at Watkins Glen State Park or fish the lakes. Here is how we experience the great outdoors in the Finger Lakes.
Birdseye Hollow State Forest is located in Steuben County, New York, not far from the city of Bath, New York. It offers hiking, bird-watching, wildlife observation, picnicking, and nature photography. Hiking trails range from leisure walks to more challenging hikes.
the resort is situated on Bristol Mountain, which is part of the Bristol Hills in western New York approximately 30 miles south of Rochester and about 70 miles east of Buffalo. The ski resort has 38 slopes and trails, including groomed runs, glades, and terrain parks. The mountain features a vertical drop of around 1,200 feet, making it one of the largest ski areas in the region.
This Geneva, NY waterfowl outfitter is one of the oldest in the Finger Lakes. It offers quality guided hunts, with lease farms in four counties surrounding the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge and Cayuga Lake. All hunts are on proven flyways throughout the Finger Lakes.
This native Finger Lakes guide has over 35 years of experience fishing in the Finger Lakes including top fishies in competitive fishing tournaments. Enjoy fishing for both large-mouth and small-mouth bass on a fully rigged bass boat while learning the many techniques used in catching them.
Spencer Crest Nature Center is situated on the campus of Corning Community College, which is on Spencer Hill Road in Corning, New York. It offers a peaceful and natural setting for outdoor activities and environmental education.
The most famous feature of the park is the Gorge Trail, which winds its way through a narrow, steep-walled gorge with breathtaking waterfalls, cascades, and rock formations. The Gorge Trail includes more than 800 stone steps and offers stunning views at every turn.
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