Seneca Lake · The Area Map

Every farm, winery, brewery, and trail on the lake.

A curated, opinionated map of the Seneca Lake and Finger Lakes area — the places we actually send guests to when they ask.

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Wineries · Featured

Anthony Road Wine Company

Penn Yan

West-shore Riesling specialist, established 1990 on 100 acres overlooking Seneca. Consistently one of the most serious Riesling programs in the Finger Lakes.

Wineries · Featured

Apollo's Praise Seasonal Tasting Barn

Hector

A seasonal-only tasting barn off Old Lake Road — 5.0 stars, personal stories from the winemaker, and a true Finger Lakes experience. Open Friday–Sunday when in season.

Casual Dining · Featured

Becky's Diner

Waverly

Waverly's institution — breakfast served all day, #1 of fourteen restaurants in town, 4.7 stars across hundreds of reviews. Worth the thirty-five-minute drive for a real diner morning.

Farms & Producers · Featured

Burdett Exchange

Burdett

A small grocery with local produce, meat, and pantry staples in the village of Burdett — perfect for stocking the cottage on arrival.

Landmarks · Featured

Captain Bill's Seneca Lake Cruises

Watkins Glen

Watkins Glen Pier — narrated lake cruises, dinner cruises, sunset rides, and a private-charter option for groups. The classic Seneca Lake activity for first-timers and families.

Casual Dining · Featured

Classic Chef's

Montour Falls

Classic Montour Falls diner since 1949. Breakfast all day, country fried steak, roast beef hash, homemade gravies. Cash only. Go hungry.

Parks & Playgrounds · Featured

Clute Memorial Park

Watkins Glen

Southern tip of Seneca Lake — 35-acre village park with a new ADA-accessible playground, splash pad, skate park, beach with lifeguards, volleyball courts, and a mile-long waterfront path.

Casual Dining · Featured

Coltivare

Ithaca

Tompkins Cortland Community College's farm-to-table teaching restaurant in downtown Ithaca — surprisingly polished, hyper-local sourcing, fair prices for the quality. The casual pick when the night ends in Ithaca.

Casual Dining · Featured

Curly's Family Restaurant

Watkins Glen

Watkins Glen's family diner since 1955 — breakfast, lunch, dinner, checkered tablecloths, and the kind of warm service that keeps locals coming in every morning.

Fine Dining · Featured

F.L.X. Table

Geneva

Christopher Bates' chef-driven communal table in downtown Geneva. One nightly seating, set tasting menu, hyper-local ingredients, exceptional pairings. The serious-food pilgrimage of the Finger Lakes — book weeks ahead.

Wineries · Featured

Forge Cellars

Hector

Burgundy-trained winemakers producing allocation-list Riesling and Pinot Noir. The serious-intent stop.

Wineries · Featured

Fox Run Vineyards

Penn Yan

Family-owned estate since 1989 with a tasting room and fully-house-made café perched on a bluff over Seneca Lake. Ranked #1 in Penn Yan.

Ice Cream & Coffee · Featured

Glen Dairy Bar

Watkins Glen

Watkins Glen's ice cream institution since 1947. Fifty-plus hard flavors, sixteen soft serves, and a line out the door on summer evenings.

Wineries · Featured

Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards

Hector

One of the oldest family-run estates on Seneca — the original home of Red Cat. Live music on weekends and a tasting deck with lake views. A required stop once.

Wineries · Featured

Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard

Dundee

The quiet giant of Finger Lakes Riesling — single-vineyard bottlings set the benchmark for the region.

Wineries · Featured

Hillick & Hobbs Estate

Burdett

The newer estate perched above the south end of Seneca — modern barn tasting room, dry Riesling from steep-slope vineyards, and the broadest lake view of any stop.

Casual Dining · Featured

Holy Cow Meat Market & Deli

Watkins Glen

High-quality meats and seafood, full Boar's Head counter, house-made salads, and made-to-order subs. The Watkins Glen picnic-lunch anchor.

Farmers Markets · Featured

Ithaca Farmers Market

Ithaca

Steamboat Landing pavilion on Cayuga Lake. One of the great farmers markets in the Northeast — produce, prepared food, makers, live music. Worth the drive from Seneca.

Fine Dining · Featured

Kindred Fare

Geneva

Farm-to-table in Geneva — scratch kitchen, craft cocktails, the chef-driven dinner at the north end of the lake.

Wineries · Featured

Lakewood Vineyards

Watkins Glen

Four generations of the Stamp family, west shore. Serious Riesling and a warm family-run tasting room that doesn't feel like theater.

Casual Dining · Featured

Nickel's Pit BBQ

Watkins Glen

American BBQ inside the historic Watkins Glen fire department building. Brisket, ribs, and the kind of mac and cheese you remember.

Grocery & Provisions · Featured

Oak Hill Bulk Foods

Penn Yan

Between Keuka and Seneca Lakes — a specialty bulk-foods store with deli, cheese counter, baked goods, fresh-roasted coffee, and the on-site Oak Leaf Cafe. Worth the drive from anywhere on the lake.

Ice Cream & Coffee · Featured

Overlook Coffee Company

Burdett

Small-batch coffee roasters and café on Main Street in Burdett — our first stop most mornings. Locally roasted beans, serious espresso, pastries.

Ice Cream & Coffee · Featured

Purity Ice Cream Co.

Ithaca

"The Ice Cream of the Finger Lakes" since 1936. A Cornell-grad-founded Ithaca institution — original-recipe small-batch flavors plus a full kitchen menu.

Wineries · Featured

Ravines Wine Cellars

Hector

Alsatian precision in the Finger Lakes. Serious dry Riesling and a rare-for-the-region serious Pinot Noir.

Fine Dining · Featured

Red Newt Bistro

Hector

Lake-view dining terrace paired with Red Newt's own wines. Our go-to second-to-last stop on a wine day.

Wineries · Featured

Ria's Wines

Lodi

North-end small producer — dry wines, short list, devoted fans. Thirty reviews at 4.9. Call ahead.

Parks & Playgrounds · Featured

Robert H. Treman State Park

Ithaca

Lucifer Falls and a two-mile gorge trail that ends at a dammed natural swimming hole. The quieter Ithaca-area gorge.

Casual Dining · Featured

Sans Dumplings

Penn Yan

Handmade dumplings on the grounds of Kemmeter Wines — takeout with outdoor picnic tables and a vineyard view. Worth the drive to Penn Yan.

Landmarks · Featured

Seneca Farms Ice Cream

Penn Yan

A Finger Lakes pilgrimage on NY-54A just west of Penn Yan. Soft serve so good locals drive past four wineries to get here.

Fine Dining · Featured

Seneca Harbor Station

Watkins Glen

A restored 1876 train station on the Seneca lakefront — seafood, steaks, and the best sunset dining table in Watkins Glen.

Ice Cream & Coffee · Featured

Shtayburne Farm Creamery

Rock Stream

Award-winning artisan cheese from a family dairy — plus farm-fresh ice cream. One of the great Finger Lakes Cheese Trail stops.

Ice Cream & Coffee · Featured

Spotted Duck

Penn Yan

Award-winning organic frozen custard made with duck eggs, house-made vanilla, and locally sourced cream. Named one of the best ice creams in the country. Worth the drive to Penn Yan.

Ice Cream & Coffee · Featured

Sunset View Creamery

Odessa

Schuyler County family dairy with farm-fresh ice cream and artisan cheese — 10 minutes south of Watkins Glen, with the sunset views the name promises.

Casual Dining · Featured

The Elf in the Oak

Burdett

Specialty breakfast and lunch sandwiches, homemade soups, salads, and pastries. A morning ritual on the way to the wine trail.

Farmers Markets · Featured

The Windmill Farm & Craft Market

Penn Yan

The largest outdoor market in the Northeast. Saturday mornings, May through October — 200+ vendors.

Breweries · Featured

Tin Barn Brewing FLX

Dundee

Hazy IPAs and a barn-style taproom overlooking Seneca Lake from the Dundee side. The Hudson Valley import that's now a Finger Lakes standout.

Ice Cream & Coffee · Featured

Tobey's Donut Shop

Watkins Glen

Fourth-generation family donut shop — recipes from the 1950s Tobe's Bake Shop. Go early; they sell out.

Grocery & Provisions · Featured

Tops Friendly Markets

Watkins Glen

Watkins Glen's in-town grocery — the one-stop for the week's essentials on South Franklin. Deli, bakery, seafood counter, and everything else.

Boat Ramps · Featured

Watkins Glen Public Boat Launch

Watkins Glen

Village-operated hard-surface ramps on the canal portion of Catherine Creek off Route 414. Parking for ~60 trailers. The easiest Seneca Lake launch.

Parks & Playgrounds · Featured

Watkins Glen State Park

Watkins Glen

The iconic gorge trail — 19 waterfalls, 800 stone steps. Go at dawn or after 4 PM to avoid crowds.

Grocery & Provisions · Featured

Wegmans

Ithaca

The great Wegmans on South Meadow Street — Ithaca's grocery standard. Open 6 AM–midnight. Worth the thirty-five-minute drive for a serious provision run.

Farms & Producers · Featured

Wolftree Farm

Hector

Pick-your-own organic blueberries — a summer tradition worth the trip.

Parks & Playgrounds

Allan H. Treman State Marine Park

Ithaca

One of the largest inland marinas in New York. Cayuga Lake access, boat rentals, and a long paved walking path.

Farms & Producers

Anderson Tree Farm

Hector

Christmas trees, cut-your-own in season.

Farms & Producers

Barber Vineyards LLC

Hector

Eggs, jams, pickled goods, maple syrup, fruit, vegetables, and in-season flowers.

Wineries

Barnstormer Winery

Rock Stream

A 170-year-old dairy barn on the west shore, now one of the most atmospheric tasting rooms on the lake. Great for a shoulder-season afternoon.

Farmers Markets

Bath Farmers Market

Bath

Pulteney Square, Saturday mornings. The Steuben County stop — local produce, meats, baked goods, and crafts. Worth pairing with a southern wine-trail loop.

Farms & Producers

Bear Farm

Hector

Local honey from a small apiary — open daily, self-serve.

Farms & Producers

Bell Family Acres

Hector

Fruit, vegetables, and crafts from a family farm on the east side of the lake.

Wineries

Bloomer Creek Vineyard

Hector

Small, minimal-intervention, and widely respected. The critics' pick for complex, characterful wines.

Wineries

Boundary Breaks Vineyard

Lodi

Riesling-specialist producer. The wine-nerd pick — ask for the single-clone flight if it's pouring.

Landmarks

Bristol Mountain Aerial Adventures

Canandaigua

Treetop ziplines, ropes courses, and aerial obstacles spanning the Bristol Mountain ski hills. Open May through October — the active-day pick for groups with kids and adults. About 90 minutes from the lake.

Parks & Playgrounds

Buttermilk Falls State Park

Ithaca

Ten waterfalls in a single gorge, plus a natural swimming pool at the base. The easy Ithaca gorge for a half-day.

Ice Cream & Coffee

Cayuga Lake Creamery

Interlaken

Small-batch homemade ice cream made on-site in Interlaken. The east-shore detour worth making on a wine day.

Farms & Producers

Church Street Produce

Burdett

A 22-acre farm stand in the village of Burdett — asparagus opens the season in May; summer brings beans, berries, tomatoes, squash, peppers, garlic, and rhubarb.

Farmers Markets

Cohen's Bakery & Café

Watkins Glen

Watkins Glen breakfast bakery and small market — fresh bread, pastries, espresso, sandwiches at lunch. The Franklin Street stop on the way to a winery day.

Parks & Playgrounds

Cornell Botanic Gardens

Ithaca

Cornell University's 4,300-acre botanic gardens — formal gardens, arboretum, woodland trails, and lakeside paths. Free to walk, dawn to dusk, year-round. The contemplative half-day stop in Ithaca.

Landmarks

Corning Museum of Glass

Corning

World-class glass museum, live glassblowing demos. Worth the 40-minute drive for a rainy day.

Casual Dining

Crooked Rooster Brewpub

Watkins Glen

Watkins Glen's Franklin Street brewpub — house beers, elevated pub food, the loud-corner-table pick on a race weekend or a wine-trail night that needs a hard pivot to comfort food.

Wineries

Damiani Wine Cellars

Burdett

Quaint east-shore tasting room with genuinely good reds and views over the lake. An undersung pick for Cabernet Franc and Meritage lovers.

Fine Dining

Edgar's Steakhouse at Belhurst Castle

Geneva

The fine-dining room at Belhurst Castle on the north end of Seneca. Steaks, an extensive wine list, and the period-castle setting that makes it feel like a milestone night out.

Parks & Playgrounds

Finger Lakes National Forest

Hector

The only national forest in New York — 16,000 acres of hiking, biking, and equestrian trails above the lake.

Farms & Producers

Finger Lakes Wine Flour

Hector

Grape-skin powders and chocolates — a unique Finger Lakes maker, online only.

Farmers Markets

Geneva Farmers Market

Geneva

Pulteney Park, Thursday afternoons in season. Smaller and more concentrated than Ithaca — local produce, baked goods, prepared food, and the occasional live act on the bandstand.

Casual Dining

Glen Mountain Market Bistro

Watkins Glen

The Watkins Glen breakfast spot — eggs, scratch baked goods, a serious coffee setup, and a packed parking lot most weekends for a reason. Lunch sandwiches if you stay.

Landmarks

Glenn H. Curtiss Museum

Hammondsport

Hammondsport's aviation history museum dedicated to the early-aviation pioneer Glenn Curtiss. Vintage aircraft, motorcycles, and a strong local-history collection. Pairs naturally with a Keuka Lake winery day.

Breweries

Grist Iron Brewing

Hector

Farm brewery between Watkins Glen and Corning. Outdoor seating, serious brews, unhurried pace.

Landmarks

Harris Hill Soaring Center

Big Flats

Glider rides and soaring lessons over the Chemung River Valley — Harris Hill is one of the country's premier soaring sites. A 30-minute glider flight is one of the most memorable experiences in the region.

Parks & Playgrounds

Havana Glen

Montour Falls

Montour Falls' less-crowded gorge — a hidden swimming hole and picnic spot locals don't volunteer.

Farms & Producers

Hawk Meadow Farm

Hector

Medicinal mushroom extracts, herbal remedies, and fresh shiitake in season. Farm tours available June–October.

Fine Dining

Hazelnut Kitchen

Trumansburg

Chef-driven seasonal dining in Trumansburg — the dinner you drive thirty minutes for.

Fine Dining

Hazelnut Kitchen

Trumansburg

Trumansburg main-street fine dining with a strong farm-to-table program — a Finger Lakes wine list to match, seasonal menu, intimate space. A quieter alternative to the Geneva fine-dining circuit.

Farms & Producers

Hector Hot Peppers

Hector

Seventy-plus varieties of sweet and hot peppers from a specialist grower.

Wineries

Hickory Hollow Wine Cellars

Dundee

A quiet west-shore gem — 4.8 across eighty-plus reviews. Small, owner-run, and the kind of tasting where you end up buying more than you planned.

Farms & Producers

Hunt's Tree Farm

Hector

Christmas trees in season.

Wineries

J.R. Dill Winery

Burdett

Small, owner-run tasting room on the east shore — excellent selection of dry wines and good house-made snacks.

Farms & Producers

Jenny Creek Flowers

Hector

Cut flowers, U-pick, CSA shares, and seasonal workshops.

Casual Dining

Jerlando's Ristorante & Pizza

Watkins Glen

Classic Italian-American on Franklin Street — thin-crust pizza, red-sauce pastas, and the easy weeknight table in town.

Casual Dining

Johnny's Kitchen

Lodi

East-shore Lodi kitchen — Sunday brunch is the anchor, plus lunch, dinner, and summer ice cream. Family-run, unhurried.

Wineries

Leidenfrost Vineyards

Hector

Small family operation on the east shore — 4.8 with rave reviews for staff and view. Less bus traffic than the big houses nearby.

Farms & Producers

Lilly Family Farm

Hector

Grapes and blueberries in season.

Boat Ramps

Lodi Point Boat Launch

Lodi

Concrete ramp inside Lodi Point State Marine Park. 68 trailer parking spots. East-shore access to mid-lake.

Parks & Playgrounds

Lodi Point State Park

Lodi

A small marine park on Seneca's east shore — boat launch, picnic lawn, fishing pier, and lake access without crowds.

Breweries

Lucky Hare Brewing

Valois

Hector's local taproom — unpretentious, well-made beer, a dog-friendly porch.

Farms & Producers

Mangus Farms

Burdett

Fruit, baked goods, jams, and local honey.

Farms & Producers

Mansfield Farm

Hector

Grapes and kiwiberries — a specialty farm for the curious.

Farms & Producers

Meadowlark Farm

Hector

Certified-organic vegetables, cut flowers, eggs, and pasture-raised lamb.

Casual Dining

Moosewood Restaurant

Ithaca

The iconic Ithaca vegetarian/vegan restaurant in DeWitt Mall — the cookbooks made it famous, the soups and global rotating menu keep it relevant. A genuine landmark of the region.

Farms & Producers

Mountain Moor

Hector

Sheep, eggs, and honey from a small homestead.

Farms & Producers

Muddy Fingers Farm

Hector

Organic vegetables from a long-running Hector operation. Friday farmstand in season.

Casual Dining

Northstar Public House

Watkins Glen

Serious beer list and proper food in Watkins Glen. Our pick for the night you don't want to drive far.

Farms & Producers

Plowbreak Farm

Burdett

Organic vegetables from a small, ethical operation.

Parks & Playgrounds

Sampson State Park

Romulus

Seneca Lake's east-shore park — marina, campsites, swim beach, and the old naval training station museum.

Boat Ramps

Sampson State Park Boat Launch

Romulus

Full-service marina and launch inside Sampson State Park — east shore, Seneca Lake. Parking and slips available seasonally.

Breweries

Scale House Brewery

Hector

Seneca Lake microbrewery in Hector with gourmet pizzas, house-made meatballs, and a rotating lineup that leans hoppy.

Parks & Playgrounds

Seneca Lake State Park

Geneva

The north end of Seneca — a marina, beach, and one of the best spray parks in the Finger Lakes for families.

Boat Ramps

Seneca Lake State Park Marina

Geneva

North-end marina and launch at Seneca Lake State Park, Geneva. Good for boats starting their day on the wine trail.

Boat Ramps

Severne Point Boat Launch

Dresden

DEC-operated hard-surface ramp off Route 14, 8 miles south of Dresden. Parking for 12 trailers. Quieter than Watkins Glen. Check DEC status — can close for high water.

Farms & Producers

Shepherds Creek Alpacas

Hector

Alpaca products from a small herd — fiber, yarn, and finished goods.

Farms & Producers

Silver Queen Farm

Hector

Produce from a respected Hector farm.

Wineries

Silver Thread Vineyard

Caywood

Certified organic, biodynamic farming, minimal-intervention winemaking. Precise, mineral, age-worthy dry Riesling.

Casual Dining

Smoke N Dough's BBQ and Pizza

Himrod

West-shore BBQ and pizza on Route 14 in Himrod — the Thursday-through-Sunday stop when you want smoked meat and a wood-fired pie in one go.

Casual Dining

Smokin Pete's BBQ

Geneva

Wood-fired barbecue bar on the west shore — brisket, ribs, pulled pork. A lake-road stop between Geneva and Lodi.

Casual Dining

Solera Tap House

Watkins Glen

Franklin Street tap house with a thoughtful rotating draft list and honest pub food — the easy Watkins Glen dinner.

Farms & Producers

Sow Pretty Flower Co

Hector

Cut flowers and grab-and-go bouquets from a small flower farm.

Parks & Playgrounds

Stewart Park

Ithaca

The southern tip of Cayuga Lake — sunset picnics, a carousel, a sprawling playground, and one of the great Finger Lakes vantage points.

Fine Dining

Stonecat Café

Hector

Seasonal, farm-driven menu with local wines. A long-running Finger Lakes institution.

Farms & Producers

Stowaway Farms

Hector

Pasture-raised beef, pork, and eggs — open most days with a staffed farmstand.

Fine Dining

Suzanne Fine Regional Cuisine

Lodi

A small farmhouse restaurant in Lodi serving French-inflected regional cuisine with deep local sourcing. Reservation-only, intimate, the kind of room where the chef knows the table.

Parks & Playgrounds

Taughannock Falls State Park

Trumansburg

215-foot waterfall — taller than Niagara — and one of the Finger Lakes' great flat hikes.

Casual Dining

The Boars' Nest 414

Hector

Texas-style barbecue on Route 414 in Hector — smoked brisket, ribs, smash burgers, a full bar, live music on weekends.

Casual Dining

The Ginny Lee Cafe at Wagner Vineyards

Lodi

Lunch on Wagner's deck over the vineyards and the lake — sandwiches, salads, and the most scenic midday table on the east shore.

Ice Cream & Coffee

The Royal Treat

Millport

Seasonal ice cream stand on Main Street in Millport — Perry's hard ice cream, Upstate soft serve, pet-friendly patio. Closed winters; new menu in development for the 2026 season.

Landmarks

True Love Schooner

Watkins Glen

A 1926 sailing schooner offering small-group sails out of Watkins Glen Harbor. Two- to four-hour cruises under canvas — the romantic, slower alternative to the motor cruises next door.

Breweries

Two Goats Brewing

Hector

Lakefront taproom with the best sunset view of any brewery on the trail.

Breweries

Upstate Brewing Company

Elmira

Elmira's craft anchor since 2011 — the detour south of Watkins Glen that beer-serious guests always make once.

Farms & Producers

Van Der Zee Tree Farm

Hector

Christmas trees, cut-your-own in season.

Fine Dining

Village Tavern

Hammondsport

Worth the detour to Hammondsport — classic American, serious wine list, the village square view.

Wineries

Vineyard View Winery

Burdett

Small, immaculate estate with a garden setting — 5.0 across fifty reviews. The right stop when you want a slower tasting with fewer crowds.

Farms & Producers

Viva Acres

Hector

Icelandic sheep products — fiber, lamb, and specialty items.

Breweries

Wagner Valley Brewing Co.

Lodi

The first craft brewery on Seneca Lake (est. 1997) — twelve rotating draft lines on the Wagner Vineyards estate. Two stops in one.

Grocery & Provisions

Walmart Supercenter

Watkins Glen

Watkins Glen Supercenter — groceries, household, pharmacy. The late-night fallback when the cottage is missing something.

Grocery & Provisions

Walmart Supercenter

Horseheads

Horseheads Supercenter — larger selection than the Watkins Glen store, about twenty-five minutes south.

Farmers Markets

Watkins Glen Farmers Market

Watkins Glen

Smaller and more convenient than Windmill. Thursday mornings in summer.

Landmarks

Watkins Glen International

Watkins Glen

NASCAR and IMSA racetrack. Race weekends (June + August) are premium weeks on the lake.

Farms & Producers

Wellspring Forest Farm

Mecklenburg

Nursery trees and shrubs, plus medicinal mushroom tinctures.

Farms & Producers

Wickham Tango Oaks

Hector

Produce, flowers, pasture-raised meat, and house-made pasta.

Farms & Producers

Windsong Farm

Burdett

Lamb, beef, produce, jam, and flowers. Farm visits by appointment only.

Ice Cream & Coffee

Winner's Circle Ice Cream

Watkins Glen

Hard ice cream, soft serve, frozen custard, shakes, and sundaes on NY-414 just north of Watkins Glen — the race-weekend and family-afternoon institution.

Farms & Producers

Wixom Farm

Hector

Pasture-raised meat alongside fruit and vegetables.

About this map

The Finger Lakes, annotated.

This is the map we share with every guest on arrival — now public, for anyone planning a Seneca Lake weekend. It brings together four layers of the Finger Lakes: the Hector Homegrown farms and producers (a program of the Hector Sustainability Committee), the wineries we actually send guests to on the Seneca Lake Wine Trail, the breweries and restaurants that earn their place, and the parks, trails, and landmarks that matter most.

We kept the map opinionated on purpose. The Finger Lakes has hundreds of tasting rooms, dozens of cafés, and countless places to visit. A good Seneca Lake weekend is not about seeing all of them — it's about picking the right ten or twelve, in the right order, and leaving time for the sunset.

Every pin links directly to the venue's own website. We earn nothing from these referrals; they are simply the places we trust.

29 · Farms & Producers

Hector Homegrown farms + local farm stands.

19 · Wineries

Seneca Lake Wine Trail, curated.

7 · Breweries

Craft breweries on and around the lake.

39 · Dining & Ice Cream

Restaurants, cafés, creameries, and donut shops.

13 · Parks & Playgrounds

State parks, gorges, forests, waterfalls, and family playgrounds.

6 · Farmers Markets

Farmers markets and weekend-morning anchors.

5 · Grocery & Provisions

Grocery stores, bulk foods, and provision stops for the week.

5 · Boat Ramps

Public boat launches on Seneca Lake.

8 · Landmarks

Iconic Finger Lakes stops.

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