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Tour Cayuga County
Spend a day touring Cayuga County's beauty, culinary and wine trails
Wine tasting doesn't get any better than this !!
Tour Cayuga County invites you to "Escape to Cayuga County in Finger Lakes wine country and enjoy our crystal clear lakes, spectacular scenery, charming villages and award-winning wines." From boating and fishing on one of eight lakes to enjoying music, theatre, fine arts and cultural history, the abundance of natural beauty and amazing Finger Lakes attractions will surprise and delight you. Cayuga County also boasts a variety of annual events and festivals happening year-round like the Sterling Renaissance Festival, the Cayuga County Fair and the Wine & Herb Festival along the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail.
Spend a day touring Cayuga Couny's scenic wine country and tasting wine at one of the county's ten wineries. Their award-winning Rieslings are world renown and you’ll find wonderful Pinot Noirs, Syrahs, and Chardonnays as well. Escorted wine tours are available if you want to leave the driving to someone else and many hotels offer special wine packages. And while Cayuga County and the Finger Lakes Region are world–renowned for its wines, the county is also home to craft breweries that range from very small nano-breweries to cutting-edge microbreweries.
Cayuga County’s culinary choices range from charming bistros to quaint cafes to traditional American cuisine, so be sure to linger with a glass of Finger Lakes wine while enjoying a lake view at one of the unqiue waterfront restaurants.
Tour Cayuga County invites you to "Escape to Cayuga County in Finger Lakes wine country and enjoy our crystal clear lakes, spectacular scenery, charming villages and award-winning wines." From boating and fishing on one of eight lakes to enjoying music, theatre, fine arts and cultural history, the abundance of natural beauty and amazing Finger Lakes attractions will surprise and delight you. Cayuga County also boasts a variety of annual events and festivals happening year-round like the Sterling Renaissance Festival, the Cayuga County Fair and the Wine & Herb Festival along the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail.
Spend a day touring Cayuga Couny's scenic wine country and tasting wine at one of the county's ten wineries. Their award-winning Rieslings are world renown and you’ll find wonderful Pinot Noirs, Syrahs, and Chardonnays as well. Escorted wine tours are available if you want to leave the driving to someone else and many hotels offer special wine packages. And while Cayuga County and the Finger Lakes Region are world–renowned for its wines, the county is also home to craft breweries that range from very small nano-breweries to cutting-edge microbreweries.
Cayuga County’s culinary choices range from charming bistros to quaint cafes to traditional American cuisine, so be sure to linger with a glass of Finger Lakes wine while enjoying a lake view at one of the unqiue waterfront restaurants.
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Moonlight Mazes in Macedon
The Finger Lakes
Long Acre Farms’ Amazing Maize Maze, which opened in 1998, was New York State’s first corn maze and is one of the longest running mazes in the world.
Try your own Glass Making at Corning Museum of Glass
The Finger Lakes
Enjoy memorable displays at The Corning Museum of Glass, and try making your own glass ornaments..
Autumn Beauty at Cascadilla Gorge Trail
The Finger Lakes
The Cascadilla Gorge Trail system is a popular gorge trail connecting Cornell University to downtown and its creek has carved its way through bedrock exposing rocks deposited 400 million years ago.
Keuka Lake Wine Trail
The Finger Lakes
Keuka Lake’s spectacular beauty and glacially-deposited soils inspired early grape cultivation and the birth of America’s wine industry in 1860.
