Restaurants

In the Finger Lakes, you will always find a place at our table. From classic Finger Lakes farm-to-table dishes to... learn more »

Lakefront Hotels

An iconic overnight in the Finger Lakes region definitely calls for a hotel with a lake view. With some of the most... learn more »

Events & Festivals

Here in the Finger Lakes, events and festivals are aplenty, offering a wide variety of things to do for all ages,... learn more »

Wineries & Vineyards

With a seemingly endless number of wineries ready to welcome you in the Finger Lakes, it can be hard to figure out where... learn more »

On The Lakes

Whether you are jumping in, gliding along, or sitting lakeside, enjoying the water is a Finger Lakes must! As to how you... learn more »

Welcome to
the Finger Lakes

There are many reasons to visit the Finger Lakes - gorgeous lakes, wine and culinary highlights, exceptional hiking and biking, skiing, golf in our great outdoors, and of course, our family friendly atmosphere. Whatever brought you to the FLX, we are glad you found us and hope you brought your sense of adventure and wonder for the things that make Ontario County in the Finger Lakes unique.

FLX

Finger Lakes Regions

The Bloomfields - East & West Canandaigua, Naples and the Bristol Hills Clifton Springs & Phelps Geneva, Gorham, Hall & Seneca Honeoye, Canadice & Hemlock Manchester & Shortsville Victor & Farmington

The Bloomfields - East and West

The Bloomfields - East and West are noted for their small town atmosphere and great outdoor sites. Meet the Alpacas in West and meet the Brewers in East Bloomfield.

Canandaigua, Naples & the Bristol Hills

Canandaigua Lake is rolling hills, scenic vistas, ski areas, downtown shopping and fantastic food. Perfect for outdoor lovers, artists, romance and wellness seekers; a great place to meet and retreat.

Phelps & Clifton Springs

Phelps and Clifton Springs are full of small town charm and history with quirky sauerkraut and sulphur festivals! Experience a unique variety of places to eat, drink and shop and be pampered at The Springs Spa.

Geneva, Hall, Gorham

Historic Geneva on Seneca Lake in the middle of wine country is known for its eclectic food scene, while Hall and Gorham offer picturesque farmscapes where Mennonite families travel by horse and buggy.

Honeoye, Canadice, Hemlock

Referred to as the “Little Lakes” their beauty attracts artists and outdoor enthusiasts love them for kayaking, canoeing and fishing. Bring your binoculars as you might spot a bald eagle!

Manchester & Shortsville

These tiny “Twin Villages” are packed with things to do. History-Erie Canal, Lehigh Railroad & Church of Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Trails - hiking, biking and sipping. Plus, you can pet a reindeer!

Victor & Farmington

Victor and Farmington offer everything from downtown to mega mall shopping, craft breweries to hiking and biking trails, horse racing, and Native American history.

Holiday Experiences in the Finger Lakes

From outdoor festivals and twinkling downtown light displays, to signature events, with a sophisticated twist, Ontario County in New York's Finger Lakes is a special place to spend the holiday season.

2024 Solar Eclipse in the Finger Lakes: What to Know

On April 8, 2024, people across North America will experience an event that hasn’t occurred in years: a solar eclipse. This celestial event occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the Earth, blocking all or part of the sun. If you want to witness the Great American eclipse firsthand,...

The Best Finger Lakes Wines to Pair with Thanksgiving Dinner

Thanksgiving is so much more than just cooking the turkey! The best Thanksgivings are celebrated with family and friends, or maybe just someone you love. It is so rewarding to see the look of excitement on a person’s face when they take that first delicious bite of your culinary creation. To...

Thanksgiving in the Finger Lakes

Fall and the Finger Lakes go together like turkey and mashed potatoes, or a slice of warm pie and ice cream. Bottom line – it’s indescribably perfect. So, why not join us for Thanksgiving this year?