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Mount Morris is a small village inside of town of Mount Morris. It is situated in Livingston County and home to around 4,000 residents. Many people are drawn here for the Letchworth State Park. Inside the park is some of the most beautiful sites, such as the Genesee River. The Genesee River has an amazing triple waterfall. Many people frequent this tranquil spot for a breathtaking view at what Mother Nature can truly offer. There is also a Read More »

If Francis Bellamy, author of the Pledge of Allegiance, and other notable natives of Mount Morris, New York aren-t reason enough to visit this town, there are more reasons why you should travel to enjoy the lovely ambience in the area.

The parks and museum, Veterans Memorial Park, Mount Morris Dam, Finger Lakes Trail System and the 1941 Historical Aircraft Group Museum are some of the recreational areas you and your family can explore. Some of the landscapes Read More »

There are so many things that people can do when they visit Mount Morris. Even though it is a very small town. If you are ever considering visiting there, you should make up a list of the many things that you can do while you are there. If you love shopping then you will love Mandy’s Fashion. If you love outdoor attractions such as golfing, then you should consider visiting Beechwood Greens Golf Course. There are so many places to shop that you will be amazed.I was looking for more information and found it here. You should just plan on Read More »

Whether you’re looking for a weekend out of the city or just want a romantic retreat, Mount Morris is a great choice. If you’re bringing the family, though, rest assured there’s plenty to do here so get out your clear wireless internet and start mapping your route – Mount Morris here you come!
Mount Morris Dam: If you can’t make it all the way to Hoover this Read More »

I really enjoy history. When I think about all the history that happened in the area that is now Mount Morris Parks I gain a real appreciation for the sacrifices that our ancestors must of had to endure. When I think about how the Native American tribes were here, and the first time that Dutch colonists came to the area, it speaks to my pioneer blood. There have been a lot of different people and nationalities that have traveled along under these same trees over the years. Read More »

As we traveled through the Finger Lakes Region of New York State, we had decided to settle for the night in a little village called Mount Morris. In an attempt to stick to our plan of staying in smaller communities, this place was a perfect choice. Mount Morris has a population of approximately 3000, yet there is so much to do. There are several quaint Bed and Breakfast establishments to choose from and the feeling you get from the locals is that of warm Read More »

Visiting Mount Morris can be exciting and fulfilling if you know what to do. For starters, check out the Mount Morris Dam. Built in 1952, it is the largest of its type in the East. It was built to keep the lower portions of Rochester and other cities from flooding. The visitors center has a large atrium, a theater, and a museum for your enjoyment.

For more excitement, Darien Lake Theme Park is ready to twist and turn you all around with plenty of rides and attractions, and Splashtown’s many water rides will cool you off. Read More »

If you ever wanted to visit a quaint, old fashioned town, Mount Morris, New York, should be your next destination.

Founded in 1818, Mount Morris is a tranquil town covered in rolling hills and surrounded by several small streams that are perfect for fishing. History buffs will love the stories Mount Morris tells, dating all the way back to the Revolutionary War.

Mount Morris is small, with a population of a little over 3,000, but please do not let Read More »

With the Finger Lakes so nearby you’re bound to head over to one of the region’s three wine trails (Keuka Lake Wine Trail, Seneca Lake Wine Trail, or Cayuga Lake Wine Trail), since the region offers over 100 wineries. But if you’re like a lot of people and fear there may be some “hidden etiquette” to wine tasting we provide the following Seven S’s of Wine Tasting that will serve you well in any setting: Read More »

If you’re contemplating a trip to upstate New York whether for vacation or possible relocation, it’s best to do as much upfront research as possible so you can truly enjoy your experience while there. Too often visitors to a region spend time walking past important landmarks or places of historical relevance because they can at times be inconspicuous. Don’t let that happen to you. Take a look at some of these resources to make sure you get the best possible experience from your trip.Upstate New York Off the Beaten Path: A Guide to Unique Places (Susan Finch) is a handy 192-page paperback that features the things travelers (and locals) want to see and experience ranging from the best local dining to quirky cultural or historical attractions. Compact in size and scope it’s an easy essential to keep in your purse or backpack as you explore the region to uncover some unique finds along your journey.Fun with the Family Upstate New York: Hundreds of Ideas for Day Trips with the Kids (Mary Lynn Blanks) covers regions ranging from the Catskills to the Finger Lakes Region and everything in between (including Metro New York City). The book provides a handy ranking system/review based on pricing for attractions, accommodations and restaurants and identifies points of interest ranging from Read More »