Keywords: finger lakes national forest

Finger Lakes National Forest - (NY)

Address: 🏡 Burdett, NY 14818

Phone : +1

Place GG: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJx0T0geWM0IkRky5zi1VnjR0

#New York Book now

Frequently asked questions

Where is Finger Lakes National Forest 🏡?
It is located at Burdett, NY 14818
What Clients Are Saying about Finger Lakes National Forest (on GG)

5 /5 Jeremy Kemp: Small but pleasant national forest. In a state deprived of Federal land, this was an oasis. We camped along chicken coop road and marveled at the golden foliage, clear skies, and well-established dispersed campsite options.

5 /5 Laura Schneider: This is a real gem in Central NY. The only national forest in the state. There is a small campground for a fee but you may also backpack/hike into several areas to disperse camp. A lean-to is on the finger lakes trail that runs through the southern part of the forest. The Interloken trail is a 12 mile trail right though the center. Also horse trails, horse camps and group camping areas available.

5 /5 G F: Excellent trails to hike. Areas of water and waterfalls, views over Seneca Lake. Many trails have periodic ways to get back to main roads too. A means in my view to save a life of accidents happen. I have been coming here for years and just did the entire interloken trail.

4 /5 Pavel Masek: It seems like a nice place to hike. We went when it was raining and cold so we didnt meet anyone else. Its very flat, wooden and in the spring we went, there are quite some flowers. That section has trail in the woods and dirt road running parallel with it. So you can take either. Be aware there is very little parking, 4 cars, at the trailhead.

5 /5 Paul Sutton: Quiet and relaxation, I did a 7 day they hike from Watkins Glen (check out the waterfalls) to Ellicotville I met half a dozen people, very peaceful. I also hiked a 14hr loop from Watkins until 4am!! Coyotes, Deer, owls and other things I couldn’t see with a full sky of stars was a fantastic experience on a well marked, well maintained trail- hats off to the caretakers
Convenient Location
GG map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJx0T0geWM0IkRky5zi1VnjR0

Others Near ,NY

Buttermilk Falls State Park - Ithaca

Nick W: The waterfall is incredible, it just keeps going and going. We hiked the gorge and rim loop, starting at the stairs (gorge), and would recommend that others do the same. The views along the gorge trail are absolutely worth the effort. Lots of places for pictures, or to stop for lunch. We visited at the beginning of May and only saw a few other people. The rim trail doesnt have much for views, but makes for a nice walk back down. Well maintained park grounds. Plenty of parking. The bathrooms could use a little love, but were open! High recommended.

Van Zandt Hollow - Watkins Glen

Strange Man: Its just off the roadway but a little tricky to climb down. This is not a typical touristy type of a spot and the stream is not very deep unless you go after some good rain. It is a fun spot to explore and theres parking for a couple cars on either side of the bridge. Not sure if theres any type of fishing to be done here but theres plenty of photo ops. Have fun.

Its A Wonderful Life Museum - Seneca Falls

Theresa St. John: This is a marvelous museum (in a temporary venue while permanent one is being renovated) with so many artifacts from the movie. I was emotional walking through, seeing so much from the movie thats touched all of us, the story thats so authentic we can all relate to it. There were/still are so many things I didnt know about the film, it was eye-opening for me. Loved finding out that the remaining actors visit when they can, especially in December, when they celebrate the screenplay for three days.

American Civil War Memorial - Waterloo

eric fleischauer: humble yet powerful civil war memorial. the marble monument that’s the centerpiece of the monument is smart, poignant, and beautiful. honestly it’s one of the best war memorials i’ve seen. glad i stopped in while driving home from ithaca.

The National Memorial Day Museum - Waterloo

Rick White: Unfortunately the place was closed since it was Sunday, but it is neat to see that there is a Museum dedicated to the Memorial Day Holiday.

Seneca Museum of Waterways and Industry - Seneca Falls

Eric: Free, worth a quick stop

Terwilliger Hall - Waterloo

Lori Abernathy-Cleere: Fascinating and fun

Womens Rights National Historical Park - Seneca Falls

Theresa St. John: Wonderful place to go and study how the movement worked and progressed over time. We have come so far! And this place shows that. Rangers were there (thank you!) to answer any questions we had. Very interesting exhibits, will go again.

Mossy Bank Park - Bath

Toni Mullen: Mossy Bank is a beautiful place to visit. The playground is well kept and safe. The picnic areas are perfect for small or large get togethers. There are several trails to walk, most are easy for all ages and abilities. The overlook can be accessed by vehicle or foot for great views.

Finger Lakes Boating Museum - Hammondsport

Ceecie Bryson: I’m giving this rating based on location and accessibility, staff enthusiasm, thoughtfulness of displays, historical commitment and quality of materials. This is a fine location for this boat, museum, and they’re reusing a bit of history in selecting the museum building. I hope all of these old Gold Seal buildings eventually can convert to museum space.