Cultural Heritage in The Finger Lakes

With accomodations for 16 passengers and 2 crew, the Pat II is ideal for a scenic hour-long cruise or perfect for chartering 90-minute family and friends’ excursion.

The 1816 Farmington Quaker Meetinghouse serves as an educational historic site and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Located in the heart of downtown Cortland, this lavish 30-room mansion showcases parquet floors, jewel-like stained glass windows and period room settings.

Housed in a 1901 newspaper printing office, the Alling features the largest collection of American hand woven coverlets in the United States.

Listed among the top 10 things to do by Trip Advisor, The Arts Center of Yates County is hailed as a gem of an art center and gallery.

Located one mile from the village of Bath, this hatchery rears lake trout, brown trout and rainbow trout from fish collected from Cayuga Lake.

A multi-purpose indoor arena, the Blue Cross Arena at the War Memorial is a premier destination for events, concerts, family shows and or sporting events.

This lighthouse is set in an area called Bogus Point, named for its reputation as a drop-off point for counterfeit smugglers coming across Lake Ontario.