Holley Canal Falls
Holley Canal Falls is located in the heart of the Village of Holley. The water that flows into the glen is overflow from the Erie Canal.
Holley Canal Falls is located in the heart of the Village of Holley. The water that flows into the glen is overflow from the Erie Canal.
We’re all getting a little stir crazy. Here are some ideas to get away from the news, from other people, from the daily rut—from it all!
If ever there was a Main Street, USA Cinderella-story, it’s living a happy ending—rather, a new beginning—here in Mount Morris!
Avon is situated along the Genesee River at the western terminus of Routes 5 & 20 and grew as a stagecoach crossing and place of healing.
Livonia, established during the height of our railroad history, is home to two of our beautiful Finger Lakes—Hemlock and Conesus.
Caledonia has historically been an important resting place for travelers, used by Senecas traveling between Canandaigua and the Niagara.
Take a free audio walking tour of historic downtown Dansville. There are ten stops within three blocks surrounding Main Street.
Lima has been known as a vibrant and successful agricultural, commercial, and academic center—the Crossroads of Western New York.
It’s critical to spend time outside. Here are a few spots that I can recommend where there’s ample space for finding solitude and solace.
The Greater Rochester Area is made up of 9 counties that fall under the Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce. Each county has something special to offer!
Grimes Glen is public, free, and you are encouraged to wade up the creek to the first and second waterfalls, both 60-foot cascades.
Sonnenberg Gardens, in the City of Canandaigua, is an exceptional example of the lavish wealth and philanthropy of the Gilded Age.
Hemlock Lake is the most pristine of the Finger Lakes. The DEC protects the surrounding land creating this peaceful, forever-wild retreat.
Honeoye Lake is the most shallow of the Finger Lakes. You can drive around the entire lake in 30 minutes and witness an amazing view from Harriet Hollister.
Canadice Lake is the highest, smallest, and most remote-feeling of the Finger Lakes. You can drive around the entire lake in 20 minutes. Enjoy the serenity!
COVID-19 NOTE: Some of the information you find in our articles may currently be inaccurate due to closures and cancellations.
Please follow the most current recommendations from the CDC and New York State for spending time away from your home. The great outdoors can provide a well needed respite & escape during stressful times. Please move quickly through parking lots, trail heads, and scenic areas. If crowded, choose a different park, trail, or time to visit. Please day trip responsibly.