In the Finger Lakes, history doesn’t just live in museums; it grows underfoot. From the wooded corridors of Watkins Glen to ...

There is a lot to see in Ohio, including tons of small towns filled with wineries, old museums, corn festivals, skydiving, and more for people of all ages.

Two popular Finger Lakes restaurants have postponed their seasonal reopenings for 2025. F.L.X. Wienery, a casual-but-gourmet ...

This boutique winery is known for its single-vineyard Rieslings and scenic east-side location ... If you’re exploring more than one trail—like the Seneca, Cayuga, or Keuka Lake Wine Trails—consider ...

The Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge is at 3395 US Route 20, Seneca Falls, between Cayuga Lake ... Trail and campsites open up in May. Watkins Glen is also home to the annual midsummer wine ...

The Cayuga Lake ... Cayuga Wine Trail member wineries. Airbnb also has plenty of Finger Lakes vacation rentals spread out across the region. Barrister's Bed & Breakfast, 56 Cayuga St., Seneca ...

The 19-mile-long Seneca Lake Scenic Byway ... as well as several wineries, breweries and distilleries and plenty of spots to grab a bite. Numerous hiking trails and parks are along the route ...

The 19-mile-long Seneca Lake Scenic Byway ... as well as several wineries, breweries and distilleries and plenty of spots to grab a bite. Numerous hiking trails and parks are along the route ...

Known for its aromatic offerings, including Rieslings, Red Newt is located on the east side of pretty Seneca Lake and has been a staple of the Finger Lakes wine scene for nearly 25 years.

If you don’t want the pressure of planning a winery blitz, book a tour with Seneca Lake Wine Trail, which comprises 28 wineries encircling Seneca Lake. Select a guided tour for a particular ...

It appears that Tropical Depression Debby and all the bad weather it’s bringing to the East Coast ... the owners of the winery, located along the eastern shore of Seneca Lake, It opened its ...