Griffis Sculpture Park
The largest sculpture park in the United States, Griffis Sculpture Park contains more than 250 large sculptures. The park is open May through October, making it perfect for warm-weather strolls. The immense sculpture garden is nestled within the even larger Ashford Hollow Park.
Griffis Sculpture Park
6902 Mill Valley Road
East Otto, NY
(716) 667-2808
Cayuga Lake Wine Trail
The Finger Lakes, located southeast of Rochester, are well-known for their wineries. The hills around the Cayuga, Seneca, Canandaigua and Hemlock lakes are New York's largest wine-producing region. The Cayuga Lake Wine Trail is the oldest in the country, formed by a cooperative of grape growers. The Cayuga Lake Wine Trail includes 16 different wineries.
Dunkirk Lighthouse
Situated on the shores of Lake Erie, Dunkirk Lighthouse stands 61 feet tall. Unlike many historical lighthouses, the Dunkirk still has its original Fresnel lens. This allows its light to project 27 miles into the lake, making it one of the brightest beacons in the Great Lakes. The Dunkirk Lighthouse also contains a veterans museum with an extensive collection of military memorabilia.
Dunkirk Historical Lighthouse and Veterans Park Museum
Dunkirk, NY 14048
Letchworth State Park
Known as the Grand Canyon of the East, Letchworth State Park contains a number of waterfalls and ravines. The numerous falls along the Genesee River carved a gorge with 550-foot rock walls. In addition to the cataracts spread throughout the park, Letchworth also contains New York's highest waterfall. Inspiration Falls plummets nearly 350 feet, making it one of the highlights of the park's impressive natural landscape.
Letchworth State Park
1 Letchworth State Park
Castile, NY
(585) 493-3600
