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2019 Finger Lakes Regional Travel Guide.Pdf 2019 FINGER LAKES REGIONAL TRAVEL GUIDE FINGERLAKES.ORG I 800.548.4386 ABOUT US TABLE OF CONTENTS Founded in 1919, the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance is considered one of the How to Navigate the Guide ................................................................3 longest standing regional destination marketing organizations in the United Hotels/Motels ........................................................................................6-11 States. We are an association of private-sector attractions, tourism related Bed & Breakfasts ....................................................................................13-15 businesses, and county tourism offices working together to enhance and Vacation Rentals ....................................................................................16-17 promote visitor business for the 9,000-square-mile Finger Lakes region. Campgrounds .........................................................................................18-19 Come help us celebrate our 100th year! Our successful marketing and Events & Festivals ..................................................................................20-21 public relations efforts have led to a rapidly increasing awareness of the Wineries, Breweries, & Distilleries ...................................................22-24 Finger Lakes region making it a premier travel destination for visitors from Where to Shop .......................................................................................26-27 the United States and beyond. Where to Eat ...........................................................................................28-29 Agritourism, U-Pick & Farm Markets ..............................................31 OUR MISSION History & Culture ...................................................................................32 Lead tourism economic growth and development through exemplary Recreation ................................................................................................34 promotion of the Finger Lakes region as a world class destination. State Parks ...............................................................................................37 President: Cindy Kimble Boat Launches, Marinas, Cruises, Hiking, Biking, Trails & More ...............38-39 Director of Marketing: Jessica Robideau Outdoor Activities .................................................................................40-41 Office Manager: Karen Colizzi Noonan Winter Activities ....................................................................................42-43 Office Assistant: Natalia Kivimaki Fun For Kids of All Ages.......................................................................44 Educational Institutions .......................................................................45 Weddings in the Finger Lakes ............................................................47 CONTACT US Spas & Salons and Transportation & Group Tour.........................49 Have a wonderful experience at a Finger Lakes business? Want to share Services & Rentals .................................................................................50-51 some incredible photos of your visit to the region? Would you want Lake Information ....................................................................................52 to share about an amazing experience at a particular location or with Community Index ..................................................................................53 incredible staff at a business you visited? We would love to hear from you! Community Listings ..............................................................................54-92 Contact us at [email protected] and share the love! Coupons ...................................................................................................94-95 For group tour information or photo submissions: Inside Back Cover is a detailed map of the Finger Lakes Jessica Robideau [email protected] For all other information: Address: 309 Lake St., Penn Yan, NY 14527 Phone: 800.548.4386, 315.536.7488 COUNTY PARTNERS CORNING AND T HE SOU THERN FINGER LAKES Fax: 315.536.1237 Ocial Experience Guide Steuben County Conference & Visitors Bureau Email: [email protected] Your Experience Corning, Hammondsport, Hornell Website: www.fingerlakes.org WANT EVEN MORE FINGER 866-946-3386 ~ www.corningfingerlakes.com LAKES NEWS/UPDATES? Must See Attractions: The Corning Museum of Glass Sign Up for Our E-Newsletter! Keuka Lake Wineries on Keuka Lake [email protected] DISCO VER • EXPERIENCE • S A V O R • INS PIR E SOCIAL MEDIA or www.fingerlakes.org/ Yates County Chamber of Commerce @fingerlakestourism travel-guide Penn Yan, Dundee, Branchport 800-868-9283 ~ www.yatesny.com @tourfingerlakes Must See Attractions: The Windmill Farm & Craft Market Keuka Lake Wine Trail Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance Seneca Lake Wine Trail Finger Lakes Regional Travel Guide is published annually by the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance Cover Photo Credit Alpegor6. Photograph location: Finger Lakes, New York. This travel guide is published by the Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance. Inclusion in this publication does not constitute an endorsement. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, The Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance cannot assume responsibility for changes in partner information, details and rates as an online proof was issued for corrections on Tuesday, December 18, 2018. © Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance 2019 Call us at 1-800-548-4386 or visit our website www.FingerLakes.org | Fold-out Road Map Inside Back Cover | 1 The perfect base. The jewel of Western New York, Rochester is the area’s capital for culture and cuisine, with a surprising number of things to do for a city its size. 75 minutes in any direction can take you to Niagara Falls, the Corning Museum of Glass or place you right in the heart of Finger Lakes wine country. Surrounded by breathtaking beauty. And inhabited by people just as lovely. Whether you spend the day discovering the world’s largest collection of toys, dolls and games at The Strong Museum, or visit the historic homes of Susan B. Anthony and George Eastman, the possibilities are LIMITLESS when you visit Rochester. For more information, go to visitrochester.com or call 1-800-677-7282 ®I Love New York logo is a registered trademark/service mark of NYS Dept of Economic Development, used with permission. Photo credit: Jim Montanus, Sprung Photography, George Eastman Museum, Strong Museum of Play, Courtney Trawitz, 2Rohrbach | Call Brewing us Company,at 1-800-548-4386 and Andy Buscemi or visit our website www.FingerLakes.org | Fold-out Road Map Inside Back Cover How to Navigate the Guide & Get the Most Out of Your Finger Lakes Experience! Welcome to the Finger Lakes Region of Upstate New York! Whether you’re discovering us for the first time or returning for new discoveries, we’re glad you’re here! The Finger Lakes Region covers 9,000 square miles, includes 14 counties and 11 unique lakes packed with so much to see and do! A variety of accommodation options, great dining, incredible shopping, stunning natural beauty and exciting outdoor fun awaits you. We want to make sure you have the best information at your disposal to plan your visit. Here are a few tips to navigate our guide: • Color Coded for Easy Browsing • We’ve segmented the region into helpful, color-coded sections: Central (Pink), North Eastern (Green), North Western (Blue), South Eastern (Yellow), South Western (Purple). All guide sections and listings within each region follow the same color coding for your convenience. • Rest Your Head • The first pages of this guide features accommodation grids organized by lodging options from campgrounds to hotels/ motels to vacation rentals and more. Find lodging with the amenities to fit your personal style. • Discover Even More By Interest! • Do you love the outdoors and dream of hiking, photographing a waterfall, a leisurely picnic in a forest? Want to explore historical and cultural sites, new wineries, breweries, distilleries, or hard cider producers? Hunting for unique shops, an- tiques or a special event during your stay? Are you a serious foodie looking for farm-to-table or locavore chef creations? The Finger Lakes is an ideal destination for you! Check our easy-to-follow listings to discover your perfect destinations. • Plan Your Days • After you’ve selected the community you know you’ll be sleeping in and found some activities you don’t want to miss, continue on to the end of the Guide for the Community Listings pages. There you’ll find information on Shopping, Attrac- tions, Museums, Wineries, Breweries and so much more! Revisit a local favorite or venture out to explore something new! • Deals and Way Finding • Looking for a few deals and steals during your Finger Lakes visit? Be sure to check out the Coupons on pages 94-95 for offerings just for you from Finger Lakes Tourism Alliance businesses! There’s also a handy fold out map on the back cover of this guide to help you navigate the region with ease. And our phone number is listed if you have questions as you plan your Finger Lakes adventure, so please, give us a call! Happy Travels and Thank You for Visiting the Finger Lakes! Please feel free to tell us about your visit, provide travel guide feedback, or request a copy to give to friends or family at [email protected] Call us at 1-800-548-4386 or visit our website www.FingerLakes.org | Fold-out Road Map Inside Back Cover | 3 4 | Call us at 1-800-548-4386 or visit
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