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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 »

If you’re thinking of visiting or relocating to the Village of Mount Morris, you should know that you’re going to be very near one of the country’s most coveted natural beauties: the Finger Lakes.A chain of lakes in the west-central section of upstate New York, the Finger Lakes are a popular tourist destination since the region is the state’s largest wine producing area with over 100 wineries and vineyards centered around Seneca, Cayuga, Canandaigua, Keuka, Conesus and Hemlock lakes, six of the region’s twelve lakes. The lakes have a depth that is very conducive to lush vineyards due to the “lake effect” climate which keeps them watered without fear of freezing.The most common grape varietals grown are Chardonnay, Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Franc, Vidal Blanc, Seyval Blanc and a native America cultivar vitus labrusca. Because of the Read More »