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World Class Wine
The Keuka Lake Wine Trail highlights family-owned and operated wineries that have been a part of the Finger Lakes Wine Country community for generations. Its location, weather patterns, and glacially-deposited soils make Keuka Lake an ideal climate and place for grape cultivation and award-winning winemaking.
There are six member wineries on the Keuka Lake Wine Trail, so visiting all of them is easy to do in a weekend.
The Keuka Lake Wine Trail hosts three Signature Trail Events each year featuring immersive wine and food experiences. Enjoy a unique, specially-prepared experience at each of the member wineries along Keuka Lake. You’ll have a custom itinerary and you’ll be treated to special tastings, wine samples, and light food pairings featuring items curated by a local chef.
Driving around Keuka Lake takes about an hour, not including stops, making it easy to plan a perfect day of exploring the breathtaking views along the way.
Crooked Lake
While all the other Finger Lakes are long and narrow, Keuka Lake is uniquely shaped like a “Y”, lending to its “Crooked Lake” nickname.
Keuka Lake flows into Seneca Lake through the Keuka Lake Outlet, which starts in the small town of Penn Yan. The outlet has more than seven miles of scenic trails, perfect for cycling, running, or leisurely walks. What makes Keuka Lake even more unique is that it is the only lake in the United States that flows both north and south in direction.
Towns of Keuka Lake
In addition to all the breathtaking scenic views, wineries, and other fun stops, are the quaint towns along the lake.
The southern tip of Keuka Lake is home to the Village of Hammondsport – once named The Coolest Small Town in America – where you can find several dining options as well as a beautiful town square and views of the lake. Hammondsport is also home to the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum where you can learn about the “Father of Aviation” and “The Fastest Man on Earth.”
Hammondsport is also a great stop for a bite to eat or to do a little shopping. A trip around Keuka isn’t complete without stopping into Browsers or The Cinnamon Stick, both great for souvenir shopping. Local dining favorites are The Park Inn and Burgers and Beer of Hammondsport for something on the casual, yet equally delicious side.
The Northeastern tip of Keuka Lake is home to the beautiful Village of Penn Yan where you’ll enjoy nostalgic diners, great shops, and taverns along their historic 19th century Main Street. A short drive out of town you will find plenty of food, produce, and handicrafts options, from roadside farm stands and markets, to the popular Windmill Farm & Craft Market, open Saturdays, from April through mid-December.
When in Penn Yan, check out Oak Hill Bulk Foods and the Oak Leaf Café for a quick breakfast of lunch. Another coffee and breakfast spot not-to-be-missed is Amity Coffee Company. This train car turned diner serves locally-roasted coffee, amazing biscuits and gravy, and many other from-scratch favorites. In the mood for dessert? Stop into Seneca Farms for a scoop of their homemade ice cream (A tip from a local: Seneca Farms also has delicious fried chicken! Just don’t forget to save room for an ice cream cone.)
Lake Activities
There is no shortage of lake activities to enjoy at Keuka Lake. Take in the water fun by renting kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddle boards, and boats. Because of its shallow nature, Keuka is one of the warmer water lakes in the region.
Keuka Lake is a haven for fishing, with waters full of yellow perch, bass, and lake trout. Renting boats along the lake is popular and many restaurants located along the lake have docks for boaters to pull up to from the water, tie up, and dine in. Some of the dining options accessible by boat and land are The Switzerland Inn (better known to locals as “The Switz”), not only serves a good selection of casual dishes, but also offers a stunning sunset view from their outdoor deck. The Waterfront, closer to Hammondsport, also serves dockside and their Clammin’ and Jammin’, hosted every Sunday on their dock serves up freshly steamed clams, live music, and plenty of sunshine.
There are several beaches for swimming, including the shores at Keuka Lake State Park in Penn Yan and Champlin Beach in Hammondsport.
Something Every Season
Keuka Lake is much more than just a summer destination, offering seasonal events and activities all year long from fall harvest and special holiday events, to special winter and spring events making it an ideal getaway no matter what time of year.
A selection of the wineries located around the Keuka Lake Wine Trail are open daily throughout the year for wine tasting and you can enjoy special events.
Cozy Accommodations
Keuka Lake is full of charming and cozy inns, bed & breakfasts, hotel options, and rental homes so you can experience local Finger Lakes hospitality along the Wine Trail. A few of the beautiful accommodations located around Keuka Lake include the Keuka Lakeside Inn, Adda Trimmer House Bed & Breakfast, 1819 Red Brick Inn B&B, and Finger Lakes Bed & Breakfast at Hutton Farm.
Also close to the Keuka Lake Wine Trail are two of our newer hotel properties, the Best Western PLUS Hammondsport Hotel and the Hampton Inn Penn Yan. For the perfect home away from home, check out Finger Lakes Premier Properties.
These accommodations are great home bases to stay for easy access to enjoy all the beauty and attractions throughout Finger Lakes Wine Country.
Spring Break is a great reason to escape to Finger Lakes Wine Country. The region is abuzz as the gardens bloom and the vineyards are groomed and pruned. This Finger Lakes Spring Break Adventure Guide has great suggestions for group gatherings and family trips, including maple tastings, waterfall chasing, hot air balloon rides, bird watching, and more.
Finger Lakes Wine Country has much to offer groups of all sizes and people of all ages. Including three distinct Wine Trails that are open year-round but begin to sparkle in the spring. Just don’t forget to pack your rain boots and a few warm layers. April showers bring May flowers and the vegetation in our local farms and vineyards.
Finger Lakes Wine Country has many charming small towns to visit during your trip. Spend your mornings in our local coffee shops and bakeries, visit our museums and galleries, and enjoy the flavors of our region at local restaurants. Find more suggestions in the Spring Travel Guide to Finger Lakes Wine Country.
Activities
Waterfalls
In the spring, ice and snowmelt bring our waterfalls to life! It’s a great time to witness one of the region’s greatest attractions, waterfalls. Driving along the east side of Seneca Lake on Route 414 you’ll see a magical, cascading waterfall called Hector Falls. Hiking the Gorge Trail at Watkins Glen State Park, your group will witness 19 majestic waterfalls along the trail. Use the Finger Lakes Wine Country Waterfall Guide to help you plan your waterfall visits.
Maple Tastings
If you’re visiting in early Spring, you can taste some of nature’s candy during maple syrup season. Many of our region’s farms and orchards produce pure maple syrup, and you get to sample this season’s tasty syrup and bring it back home. Find maple syrup and more local ingredients to take home at some of our Farmer’s Markets and Farm Stores, like Parluski’s Farms in Bath, Chamberlain Acres Farmer’s Market in Elmira, Oak Hill Bulk Foods, and Apple Barrel Orchards in Penn Yan and be sure to visit Tioga County and explore their Maple Trail too!
Museums
Finger Lakes Wine Country has a rich connection to arts, culture, and history. We are proud to have some incredible cultural institutions and museums. Find the world’s most comprehensive collection of glass and glass-blowing demonstrations at the immersive and interactive Corning Museum of Glass, which might look familiar if you watch Netflix’s competition series Blown Away. Your group can observe over 50,000 glass objects representing more than 3,500 years of history or participate in a class or workshop.
The Rockwell Museum in Corning is the only Smithsonian Affiliate museum in upstate New York. Visitors to The Rockwell explore the people, land, and ideas that shape the nation through the eyes of American artists. Visit the KIDS ROCKWELL Art Lab, just around the corner from the Museum on Market Street, for fun, unplugged play if you’re traveling with little ones.
There are even more art galleries and museums that showcase the beauty of our growing community of artists. These are a great rainy day option, but we’re sure they will complement your trip, regardless of the weather.
Tioga Gardens
Stop and take in the spring blooms at one of our local gardens. Stroll through 11 greenhouses at Tioga Gardens in Owego. The Nursery is fully stocked with fruiting trees and shrubs. The “Glasshouse” is home to houseplants from Venus fly traps to 10-foot tall palms, orchids, bonsai, succulents, and more. Spring is a great time to bring home fresh-cut flowers or a new houseplant.
Horseback Riding
One of the most unique ways for your group to see the region is on horseback. Your family can do a small group ride at Painted Bar Stables in Burdett, New York. Children 10 years or older are allowed to do trail rides, while children ages 8 and 9 are required to ride in a Trail Experience Lesson before trail riding.
Painted Bar Stables also offers the only horseback-mounted vineyard tour in the Finger Lakes. The Vineyard Ride takes you on a scenic tour of the orchards and forest peaking with a breathtaking view of Seneca Lake. Upon dismount, enjoy wine tasting and local bites, and walk away with a bottle of wine to drink later. Visit our small-town guide for Watkins Glen for more ideas nearby before or after your horseback riding adventure.
Bird Watching
Finger Lakes Wine Country is a haven for great blue herons, sandhill cranes, osprey, snow geese, wild turkeys, many species of songbirds, and even bald eagles. Some great places to visit for bird watching include Cold Brook Wildlife Management Area in Hammondsport, Urbana State Forest and Italy Hill State Forest off of Keuka Lake, Tanglewood Nature Center in Elmira, Brick Pond wetlands in Owego, Spencer Crest Nature Center in Corning, and the Finger Lakes National Forest between Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake.
Hot Air Balloon
Create a core memory for your group with a hot air balloon ride! Southern Tier Balloon Tours offers a year-round Owego experience that gives you an aerial view of the region. This adventure is safe for little ones five and above. Prices start at $280 for kids and $340 for adults, and private flights are available.
*Passenger weight limit: 235 pounds each. For individuals over 235 pounds, call for more details.
Looking for more reasons to bring your family? Start with these fun, Kid-Friendly Wineries + Activities in Finger Lakes Wine Country. Then check out this list of Free Things To Do In Finger Lakes Wine Country.
Wineries + Breweries
Finger Lakes Wine Country is the largest wine-producing region on the East Coast, with three wine trails. Spring is a great time to visit our region’s celebrated wineries and tasting rooms offering award-winning aromatic white varietals, like Riesling and Gewürztraminer, and cooler-climate reds, including Pinot Noir and Cabernet Franc.
Our scenic region offers many craft beverage options, including incredible breweries like Wagner Valley Brewing, Two Goats Brewing, Steuben Brewing, and Horseheads Brewing, distilleries like Finger Lakes Distilling and Krooked Tusker Distillery, and even cideries like Eve’s Cidery and Silvan Farm and Cidery – to name a few!
Restaurants
In Corning, you’ll find the bright and modern Quincy Exchange (open seasonal from April to January), an American Bistro bringing fresh and locally sourced fare to the historic Gaffer District. Make a reservation for dinner Wednesday – Sunday, 5 – 8 PM. Or reserve a spot for Weekend Brunch, where you can enjoy delicious brunch bites like Crab Benedict and Bread Pudding French Toast.
The Cellar, nearby, is a local favorite with an everchanging seasonal menu and a beautiful selection of cocktails to choose from. Come for a drink or a fabulous dinner and mingle with visitors and locals in this warm, welcoming spot.
If you’re traveling with a small group, GRAFT Wine + Cider Bar in Watkins Glen has a private room upstairs that’s perfect for you. Chef and owner Orlando Rodriguez highlights local producers and offers a rotating, seasonally focused bar and kitchen menu. GRAFT Wine + Cider Bar is the only wine and cider bar in the area exclusively serving a variety of New York State hand-crafted wines, ciders, and beer.
The people, the food, and the renovated location make Rye Bar and Restaurant in Elmira, New York, the perfect place for friends & family to come together and have a great time. The bar and restaurant have been designed with individual touches unique to the region. The menu has items for all ages to enjoy. The Garage at Rye, a coffee shop next door, is a fun morning and early afternoon hangout (and work-from-home) spot. They offer delicious espresso drinks, freshly baked pastries, sandwiches, and salads. They also have a bar on-site for an afternoon drink with friends after a fun day in the area.
Penn Yan, New York’s hidden gem, is located under the charming bridge on Liberty Street, Outlet 111. Named after its unique spot on the outlet trail connecting Keuka Lake and Seneca Lake, this restaurant takes pride in curating a wine list showcasing the Finger Lakes region and highlighting women producers’ talent. Currently serving an upscale pub fare-style menu, Outlet 111 prides itself on serving only the freshest ingredients for a culinary journey that promises to deliver.
Accommodations
Family Friendly
The Watkins Glen Harbor Hotel in Watkins Glen, New York, was named America’s Most Beautiful Waterfront Hotel by USA Today readers. As the area’s only AAA Four Diamond property, some amenities include spacious guest rooms and suites, an indoor swimming pool and hot tub, and a fully-equipped fitness center. Your family can also enjoy a meal on-site at the Blue Pointe Grille restaurant.
This is the area’s only AAA Four Diamond property and is within walking distance of Watkins Glen State Park, the most famous State Park in the region. It’s home to 19 waterfalls and nine great walking trails.
Farm Sanctuary in Watkins Glen, New York, is a bed, breakfast, and shelter where you can bond with the rescued animals and enjoy a home-cooked vegan breakfast every morning. The 275-acre Watkins Glen farm is home to more than 600 rescued cows, pigs, turkeys, and other farm animals. The accommodations include three tiny houses and cozy cabins with shared bathrooms within walking distance.
There’s no need to leave your fur baby home. Finger Lakes Wine Country is extremely pet-friendly in terms of accommodations and activities. Two pet-friendly properties near the Keuka Lake Wine Trail include the Best Western Plus Vineyard Inn & Suites and the four-bedroom, two-bathroom House of Vines in Penn Yan. The House of Vines is located across the street from the Keuka Outlet Trail, which has a paved path for walking or running with your pup.
Group Stays
If you prefer to rent a family-friendly vacation property, look at the charming Seneca Lake Effect on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake. This more than 4,000 square foot ranch-style house offers six bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, and full lake views throughout the common area. The recently renovated basement rec room offers a pool table, ping pong, foosball, and a movie projection theater featuring a 122” screen and Dolby surround sound.
Blue Heron Shores Estate is just minutes from award-winning wineries and lakefront restaurants on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail. This beautiful 6-bedroom estate features a main house and a boat house. Here, your group will enjoy a hot tub, a pool table, an outdoor stone fireplace, and spectacular views.
Stay + Play
The thirty-room Inn at Glenora offers stunning views and an atmosphere of simple elegance that make your stay a perfect soothing getaway. Beyond wine, you can enjoy regional cuisine featuring seasonal, locally sourced menus at Veraisons Restaurant, located at the Inn.
The Inn at Grist Iron in Burdett, New York, is the only lodging in the region to feature an onsite craft brewery, Grist Iron Brewing Company. Choose from 4 rooms in their traditional-style 1860s Farmhouse or stay in one of 10 spacious suites in The Lodge, which offers rustic yet modern accommodations, including their dog-friendly rooms.
As a reminder, well-behaved and well-supervised children are the norm in most places. The suggested places are family-friendly, but kids can’t explore on their own. Feel free to explore these locations with your child and highlight fun new things, but please don’t let them roam alone.
The region transforms into a beautiful winter wonderland in the early months of the year. If you enjoy quieter settings and fewer crowds or want to escape the chaos of everyday life, you’ll enjoy a winter retreat in Finger Lakes Wine Country.
Beat the winter blues with a breathtaking getaway to Finger Lakes Wine Country. There are many ways to escape, relax, and rejuvenate in this cozy winter wonderland. From indoor oases to outdoor escapes, we’ve rounded up some unforgettable activities and events you can enjoy this season in the region.
Indoor Oases
Spas
It’s not a retreat if self-care isn’t a priority. Winter is a great time to recoup, revitalize, and re-energize. Is there a better way to relax than to enjoy a pampering service or two at a spa? Your stress and anxieties will melt away after a relaxing treatment.
The Isabella Spa Salon at Belhurst in Geneva, New York, offers various services, including massages, manicures, pedicures, and facials.
Namaste Spa, in Horseheads, NY, will help you find your zen. They offer massage services, cupping, body treatments, and spa day packages, including up to four hours of pampering.
Saphala Medical, in Corning, NY offers bespoke care for weight management and nutrition, microneedling, fillers, massages, and more. They also offer a menu of services specific to men’s care.
K. Rae Salon in Corning, NY, offers a full list of services, from hairstyling to waxing, facials, and more!
Treat yourself to a massage, facial, or laser service at Ageless Spa in Corning, New York. Their extensive menu of services has something for anyone looking to indulge in some self-care and cosmetic treatments.
Floatation Therapy is a relaxation treatment that allows you to tune into your heartbeat and breathing, resulting in deep calm and various other benefits. Inner Peace Floats in Watkins Glen offers this unique experience and massage.
Wine Tasting
A winter vineyard visit to the Finger Lakes is breathtaking. Have you ever seen a snow-covered vineyard? Winter is a great time to visit these award-winning wineries if you enjoy a slower, more relaxed pace. The tasting rooms, restaurants, and lodging on all three of our Wine Trails are open year-round.
Check out the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail, Seneca Lake Wine Trail, and Keuka Lake Wine Trail for our winery and restaurant suggestions.
Wondering what to do as a non-drinker in Finger Lakes Wine Country? If you’re searching for wine-free activities in the area, check out our The Non-Drinkers Guide to Finger Lakes Wine Country. This guide will help you create an unforgettable day amongst the vines sans vino.
Local Breweries
Although the Finger Lakes is famous for its wines, take advantage of “hoppy” hour at a local brewery. Most wineries, breweries, and distilleries stay open all year, including Finger Lakes Distilling, Seneca Lake Brewing Company, and The Grist Iron Brewing Company.
Craft brewing has exploded so much in the region in the last decade that there are a variety of breweries offering an array of experiences. Our FLX Breweries, Cideries, and Distilleries Guide breaks down each area’s best breweries, cideries, and distilleries.
Museums
Learn something new with a visit to some of the Finger Lakes’ most fascinating museums, like The Rockwell Museum in Corning, New York. Peruse various intricate art pieces from different American artists or stroll through engaging exhibits.
The Corning Museum of Glass is another must-see attraction. If you’ve ever wondered how glass is made, you can see the process before your own eyes. You can even try a glass-blowing class to make your glass creations. The Corning Museum of Glass is also home to Netflix’s Blown Away, a competition series featuring the art of glassmaking.
Arnot Art Museum, New York, in Elmira, is housed in a historic Greek-Revival building from 1833, founded by local banker Matthias Hallenback Arnot, who gifted the museum to the city. It has a permanent collection of 17th through 19th-century European paintings, 20th-century American art, and contemporary art from the 21st century. In addition to the permanent and original art collection, you can also experience their temporary exhibitions featuring artwork from all over the world.
Outdoor Escapes
Ice Fishing
Winter is one of the best seasons for fishing in the Finger Lakes. When the lakes freeze over, the region becomes a hotspot for trout, smallmouth bass, bluegills, and numerous pickerel.
The north end of Cayuga Lake is a good place to try for northern pike, pickerel, and panfish. The northern tip of Keuka Lake is a popular area for ice-fishing enthusiasts. Here, you can easily find rentals along the lake to enjoy ice fishing every day of your winter getaway.
Snow Sports
Strap on the cross-country skis or snowshoes and explore our many state parks and trails this winter. The crisp air, picturesque snowscapes, and serene silence are pure magic. On a cold or rainy day, head to an Elmira Mammoth hockey game in Elmira, New York, for fun indoor entertainment.
Tanglewood Nature Center’s trails in Elmira, New York, are open to the public all year long. In the winter, they make for a wonderful snowshoeing experience. Tanglewood has two separate trail systems, Gleason Meadows and Personius Woods. The trail systems are not connected, but they are a very short distance by car drive from each other. See their trail maps here.
The Keuka Outlet Trail offers seven miles stretching between Keuka and Seneca Lakes from Penn Yan to Dresden, NY. Snowmobiling and cross-country skiing are very popular here in the winter.
The Finger Lakes National Forest in Hector, New York, is another great location for snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.
Ice Skating
Clute Park’s Ice Skating Rink in Watkins Glen, New York, and Corning’s Civic Center Ice Rink in Corning, New York, are great places to enjoy one of winter’s most iconic activities. Don’t own a pair of ice skates? No worries! You can rent them on-site.
Winter Waterfalls
Most assume that waterfall viewing is best done in warmer months, but waterfalls truly come to life during winter. The combined ice and waterfall are truly spectacular. A major bonus is significantly less foot traffic on the trails in the winter. So you can enjoy sparkling snowy scenes when you visit these Five Magical Waterfalls this winter.
Hey….Where’s all the snow I keep hearing about?
Our weather is less snowy than in Buffalo, Rochester, or northern Pennsylvania. This is due to several key geographic and climatic factors, including the region’s distance from the Great Lakes, its terrain, and the local weather patterns that influence snowfall.
1. Distance from the Great Lakes
Buffalo and Rochester, located along the eastern shores of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario, are directly impacted by a weather phenomenon called lake-effect snow. This occurs when cold air moves over the relatively warmer waters of the lakes, causing moisture to evaporate, and when this moist air cools, it releases the moisture in the form of snow. This process produces heavy, localized snowfalls, particularly on the east sides of the lakes. Buffalo and Rochester are both in the direct path of these snow bands, which is why they often experience substantial snowfall in the winter.
In contrast, Finger Lakes Wine Country is located further inland, about 50 to 100 miles from the Great Lakes. While the region is still influenced by the lakes, it is far enough away that it does not experience the same intensity of lake-effect snow. The Finger Lakes still have a moderating effect on the climate, helping to keep temperatures milder, but they do not produce the heavy, persistent snowfalls that occur in cities like Buffalo and Rochester.
2. Topography of the finger lakes region
The terrain of Finger Lakes Wine Country plays a role in reducing snowfall. The region is characterized by rolling hills, valleys, and deep lakes that create a more sheltered environment compared to the open flat areas near the Great Lakes. These hills can block or weaken the lake-effect snow bands before they reach the Finger Lakes, preventing the area from experiencing the heavy snowfalls seen in nearby cities.
Additionally, the mountain ranges and higher elevations of northern Pennsylvania also contribute to more snow. In these regions, the wind patterns are more conducive to lifting moist air, which results in heavier snow. The Finger Lakes, on the other hand, are not as prone to these elevated snow-producing processes.
3. Wind Patterns and Lake Effect
The winds that bring lake-effect snow are generally westerly or northwesterly, blowing across the Great Lakes and onto the land. While Buffalo and Rochester are directly in the path of these winds, the Finger Lakes region is positioned more to the south and east, meaning it is shielded from the most intense lake-effect snow. The terrain of the Finger Lakes, with its valleys and the protection offered by the surrounding hills, means that many of the snow bands lose strength before reaching the area.
4. Influence of Northern Pennsylvania
Northern Pennsylvania, particularly areas like Erie and the Appalachian Mountains, is more likely to experience significant snowfall due to both lake-effect snow from Lake Erie and the upslope snow effect. The higher elevation and proximity to the Great Lakes in this region allow for more consistent snowfall throughout the winter. As the wind pushes moisture-laden air from the lakes, the air is forced upwards by the mountains, causing more precipitation in the form of snow.
The Finger Lakes region, by comparison, is lower in elevation and more shielded from these upslope effects, resulting in less frequent and less intense snowfall. The Finger Lakes’ climate is more moderate, and although snow can still fall, it is generally less persistent or heavy than in northern Pennsylvania or along the lakeshores of Buffalo and Rochester.
ALL THIS METEOROLOGY MEANS….
Finger Lakes Wine Country gets less snow than Buffalo, Rochester, or northern Pennsylvania because of its inland location, further from the direct influence of lake-effect snow caused by the Great Lakes. The region’s rolling hills and valleys shield it from the worst of the lake-effect snow, and the milder temperatures due to the distance from the lakes further reduce snowfall. Additionally, northern Pennsylvania’s higher elevations and proximity to the Great Lakes make it more prone to consistent snowfall, while the Finger Lakes region experiences a more moderate winter climate overall.
So, even though our lakes—Cayuga, Seneca, and Keuka—are “great,” they are not large enough to make a significant impact on snowfall amounts. So, if you hear about blizzards in upstate New York, they’re likely NOT referring to Finger Lakes Wine Country, so don’t let a few snow flurries keep you from visiting!
Your tour continues on land with a short walk from our lake dock takes you to our exclusive natural shale patio that meets the waterfall’s edge. Enjoy a complimentary Finger Lakes beverage while viewing the beauty of the majestic 165 ft. lower Hector Falls from our patio or explore the waterfall just steps away.
Bring your water shoes and get up close walking the flat shale at the base of the falls as the refreshing water rolls over your feet. You can fully experience the tumbling water as it flows over the towering cliff. There is nothing more exhilarating!
Don’t want to get in the water? You can admire the falls from the patio just 40ft away or sit on the side of the falls while admiring its pure beauty and energy. There is nothing more relaxing than watching and listening to the falling water. Daydreaming, you might ask: “Is this heaven?”
What are you waiting for? Bring your camera! The views and experiences here make for a one-of-a-kind excursion you will always remember.