As a Western New Yorker, I must say that our area has a lot of towns with so much history, character, and charm, yet are often overlooked. If you're ready to explore some off-the-beaten-path gems, let me walk you through my favorite towns in Western New York!
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Most people spend time on Irondequoit Bay. Other places to visit are parks, nature centers, and numerous hiking trails. There are also boating, fishing, kayaking sites. If you like antiquing, check out Ontario Mall Antiques!
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This little town is home to an entrance to Letchworth State Park, where you can see a waterfall, hike, and ride a hot air balloon! Other places to visit are Adventure Calls Outfitters, Castile Cider Mill, and many more!
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This town boasts Sonnenberg Gardens and a wine trail. If you love the outdoors, the Ontario Pathways Trail and Canandaigua Lake State Marine Park are waiting for you! Don't forget to stop by Ganondagan for some history!
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Before being known as a college town this village rose up as one of the influential ports along the Erie Canal. People visit here for its historical buildings, wineries and breweries, the Morgan-Manning mansion, and the Northampton Park.
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This town in Western New York has old town charm. Most people know it for skiing in winter Holiday Valley Resort but it is also a place with wineries. Griffis Sculpture Park is also nearby!
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The Crown Jewel of the Erie Canal is more than the history it has. This is also a great place for some brews, food, and family retreats!