There are so many ways visitors can enjoy themselves in the Finger Lakes that it is almost impossible to name them all. The list below offers a quick glimpse of some of what this impressive region has to offer.
- More than 135 museums
- More than 80 art galleries
- More than 400 registered historic sites & landmarks
- 14 professional theatre companies
- 45 community theatre groups
- 1,063 waterfalls and gorges
- More than 140 wineries
- 20 Finger Lakes boat tours
- 650 miles of shoreline
- More than 300 bed & breakfasts
- At least 100 restaurants with waterside views
- More than 50 farmers markets
- 100 U-pick locations
- Fairs & festivals every week
- 26 state parks
- A 16,036-acre national forest
- More than 128 species of fish
- 17-mile “Grand Canyon of the East”
- 100 miles of the historic Erie Canal
- More than 2,000 miles of hiking/biking trails
- 95 public campgrounds
- 40 nature centers
- More than two dozen fishing derbies
- 160 golf courses
Names of the Finger Lakes (Alphabetical Order):
Canadice, Canandaigua, Cayuga, Conesus, Hemlock, Honeoye, Keuka, Otisco, Owasco, Seneca and Skaneateles
