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Create Your Own Getaway with these Fun-filled Ideas
Visit the Finger Lakes, Adirondacks, Thousand Islands, and Central NY and focus on what you love. Let these getaway ideas serve as a foundation for your next adventure, and add wine and brew trails, delicious culinary venues, picturesque surroundings, living history, and a wide range of recreational opportunities to enrich your journey every step of the way.
Eric's Office Restaurant
The Finger Lakes
This family-owned restaurant invites you to enjoy classic favorites like burgers, wings, soups and salads.
Erie Canal Adventures
The Finger Lakes
Get ready for adventure! Erie Canal Adventures rents out fully outfitted, specially designed Canal Boat, letting you be your own Captain on the Erie Canal...
Rent Bikes & Kayaks Along the Historic Erie Canal
The Finger Lakes
Book Now! The Erie Canal Boat Company offers exciting Recreational biking and kayaking in Fairport & Lockport ..
Erie Canal Brewing Company
Central New York
This family-owned brewery promotes the history of hops on the Erie Canal and the use of 100% local ingredients, using only grain from their own farm and from local craft malt houses.
Erie Canal Cruises Inc.
Central New York
Traveling through an historic hundred-year-old lock, the USGC Certified vessel, Lil' Diamond II, offers a fun and historically fascinating 1.5 hour cruise
Erie Canal Depot
The Finger Lakes
Located in an 1830s tenant house, the Erie Canal Depot still retains much of its original architecture and contains original artifacts.
Erie Canal Discovery Center
Niagara-Western NY
Inside a c.1843 “canal stone” building, the Erie Canal Discovery Center features interactive displays and art and information on the history of the creation of the world-famous canal and locks in the 19th century.
Erie Canalway Trail
Niagara-Western NY
Following one of the world's most famous man-made waterways, the Erie Canalway Trail spans 400 miles between Albany and Buffalo.
