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badfish — 2018-05-16T19:40:45Z

Revert to version 50 (Link day trips here, not to your own list of trips.).

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DebiBower — 2018-05-14T10:53:53Z

Adding a link for the website Day Trips Around Rochester.

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BillyDGoat — 2014-10-25T16:12:26Z

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- * '''See "Smoldering Earth" in [http://www.centraliapa.com/ Centralia, PA]''' - spend a few hours taking photos of the smoldering earth, still burning from a coal fire that broke out beneath the ground in the 1950's.	+ * '''See "Smoldering Earth" in [http://www.centraliapa.com/ Centralia]''' - spend a few hours taking photos of the steaming ground, remaining buildings, abandoned highway 61, and other sights in [http://www.centraliapa.org/ Centralia PA]. This modern ghost town was created after an underground coal seam fire began burning in 1962. It is still burning today!

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jgerek — 2014-07-13T14:24:05Z

reorg; fix links; clean-up; NPOV

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- * '''Soak Up [http://www.nyfalls.com/niagara/niagara-main.html Niagara Falls]''' and catch dinner on the Canadian side. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the Rainbow Bridge or in ["Buffalo"], the Peace Bridge. '''A US Passport (or enhanced NYS "passport license") is now required for US residents to return to the states.''' Be polite to the Immigration agents on both sides. And DON'T "proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore." You could lose your license (US) and wind up in Kingston Pen(Ca). Remember that the legal drinking age in Canada is 19, but it's 21 south of the border. - * [http://www.centraliapa.com/ Centralia, PA] - "Smoldering Earth" - spend a few hours taking photos of the smoldering earth, still burning from a coal fire that broke out beneath the ground in the 1950's. - * '''["Letchworth State Park"] in the Fall''' - avoid taking ["Route 390" 390], using a map, or any sense of urgency. Enjoy the endless winding country roads and changing leaves. Admire the stone walls, walkways, tables, and small bridges in the park. Take photos. Scream into the gorge. Trespass on the bridge, you know you want to. Find a farmer's stand or orchard on the way home and buy some apple cider!	+ * '''Soak Up [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niagara_Falls Niagara Falls]''' and catch dinner on the Canadian side. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the Rainbow Bridge, or in ["Buffalo"] via the Peace Bridge. '''A US Passport (or enhanced NYS "passport license") is now required for US residents to return to the states.''' Be polite to the Immigration agents on both sides. And DON'T "proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore." You could lose your license (US) and wind up in Kingston Pen (CA). Remember that the legal drinking age in Ontario is 19, but it's 21 south of the border. + * '''["Letchworth State Park"] in the Fall''' - avoid taking ["Route 390"], using a map, or any sense of urgency. Enjoy the endless winding country roads and changing leaves. Admire the stone walls, walkways, tables, and small bridges in the park. Take photos. Scream into the gorge. Trespass on the bridge, you know you want to. Find a farmer's stand or orchard on the way home and buy some apple cider!
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- * '''Visit ["Geneva"]''' - a quiet city about 45 minutes from Rochester. Take ["Route 20"] for a more bucolic trip.	+ * '''Visit ["Geneva"]''' - a quiet city about 45 minutes from Rochester. Take ["Route 5"]/["Route 20"] for a more bucolic trip.
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- * '''Flying Machines in Hammondsport''' - the Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glen H. Curtiss to commercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in Western NY. Drive to Rt. 54 in [http://www.hammondsport.org Hammondsport NY.] and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glen H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation! - * '''Visit Local ["wineries" Wineries]''' in the ["Finger Lakes"] region and stay overnight in a local bed & breakfast. There are many companies (such as ["Park Place Limousine & Transportation Service"]) that offer wine tours. They provide either a car or limo for you to ride in so you can get nice and toasted without getting a DWI on your way home.	+ * '''Flying Machines in Hammondsport''' - the Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glenn H. Curtiss to commercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in ["Western New York"]. Drive to Rt. 54 in [http://www.hammondsport.org Hammondsport NY.] and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glenn H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation! + * '''Visit Local ["wineries" Wineries]''' in the ["Finger Lakes"] region and stay overnight in a local bed & breakfast. There are many ["Limousine & Transportation Services"] that offer wine tours. They provide either a car or limo for you to ride in so you can get nice and toasted without getting a DWI on your way home.
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- * '''A Day at the Beach''' - pack a picnic lunch and head down to ["Charlotte Beach"] or ["Hamlin Beach"] ( a short drive west down the parkway) for the day to enjoy the limited sunny Rochester days!	+ * '''A Day at the Beach''' - pack a picnic lunch and head down to ["Ontario Beach Park"] or ["Hamlin Beach State Park"] (a short drive west down the ["Lake Ontario State Parkway"]) for the day to enjoy the limited sunny Rochester days!
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- * '''Route 96 to [http://www.visitithaca.com Ithaca]!''' The road is in great shape and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. They even have their own wiki, [wiki:Ithaca]. - * '''Ride and slide at [http://www.godarienlake.com Darien Lake Theme Park Resort]''' (formerly Six Flags). Great rides and water slides. Not all rides may be open, so call before you go if you care about a particular ride. Website is very useful, in terms of information. No family restrooms, so wear those bathing suites under your clothes if you are taking a small kid of opposite gender with you. If you get stuck, go to the Lost Children's place, they may let you leave your kid there while you go change. Plan to be there from park opening to closing, there's that much to do. - * '''[http://www.niagaraonthelake.com Niagara-On-The-Lake]''' is charming and exceedingly quaint. Picturesquely situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, near the western tip of Lake Ontario on the Canadian side, NOTL is the home of The Shaw Festival. [http://www.shawfest.com Shaw Fest] stages 6 to 10 polished and professional productions a season on three stages running from April through November. The town is loaded with trendy shops, stores, restaurants and pubs and more B&Bs than you can shake a stick at. In the warm months, the town is jam-packed and although the streets are full of all ages, this is not a real youthful or necessarily 'hip' crowd (no insult intended - my wife and I love the place!). Additional attractions include a 9-hole golf corse on a bluff above the lake and the beautiful Niagara River Parkway with hiking/biking/walking/blading trail running the length of the Niagara River from Lakes Ontario to Erie. Area is also home to some of the finest [wiki:wikipedia:Ice_Wine Ice Wine] in the world - see ["wineries"].	+ * '''["Route 96"] to [http://www.visitithaca.com Ithaca]!''' The road is in great shape and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodcooks.com Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. They even have their own wiki, [wiki:Ithaca]. + * '''Ride and slide at ["Darien Lake" Darien Lake Theme Park Resort]'''. Great rides and water slides. Not all rides may be open, so call before you go if you care about a particular ride. No family restrooms, so wear those bathing suites under your clothes if you are taking a small kid of opposite gender with you. If you get stuck, go to the Lost Children's place, they may let you leave your kid there while you go change. Plan to be there from park opening to closing, there's that much to do. + * '''[http://www.niagaraonthelake.com Niagara-On-The-Lake]''' is charming and exceedingly quaint. Picturesquely situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, near the western tip of ["Lake Ontario"] on the Canadian side, NOTL is the home of The Shaw Festival. [http://www.shawfest.com Shaw Fest] stages 6 to 10 polished and professional productions a season on three stages running from April through November. The town is loaded with trendy shops, stores, restaurants and pubs and more B&Bs than you can shake a stick at. In the warm months, the town is jam-packed and although the streets are full of all ages, this is not a real youthful or necessarily 'hip' crowd (no insult intended). Additional attractions include a 9-hole golf course on a bluff above the lake and the beautiful Niagara River Parkway with hiking/biking/walking/blading trail running the length of the Niagara River from Lakes Ontario to Erie. Area is also home to some of the finest [wiki:wikipedia:Ice_Wine Ice Wine] in the world - see ["wineries"]. + * '''Erie Canal Village near Rome NY'''. [http://www.eriecanalvillage.net Erie Canal Village] is an outdoor living history museum. It is a reconstructed 19th century settlement on the site where, on July 4, 1817, the first shovelful of earth was turned for the construction of the original ["Erie Canal"]. Relax as the mule drawn Packet Boat plies a section of the enlarged canal giving visitors a taste of early 19th century water travel. + * '''Pick a road from the original US highway system''' - well traveled long before those nasty interstates came along - and drive its length. Explore the villages, towns and hamlets you pass through. Enjoy the trees and farms in between. Stop at a ["Farmers' Markets" farmstand] or twelve. Let us get you started: ["Route 5" 5], ["Route 15" 15], ["Route 15A" 15A], ["Route 20" 20] ["Route 5" 33], ["Route 36" 36], ["Route 39" 39], ["Route 96" 96], ["Route 104" 104]. + * '''["Seaway Trail"]''' - head east toward ["Sodus Point"] or beyond to see ["Chimney Bluffs State Park"]. Or go west toward Niagara Falls. + * Take a look at some of the region's beautiful ["Waterfalls"]. + * '''Find ["Pollywogg Hollër"] near Alfred''', eco resort/pizza parlor - check out the photos + * '''See "Smoldering Earth" in [http://www.centraliapa.com/ Centralia, PA]''' - spend a few hours taking photos of the smoldering earth, still burning from a coal fire that broke out beneath the ground in the 1950's.
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- * '''Erie Canal Village near Rome NY'''. [http://www.eriecanalvillage.net Erie Canal Village] is an outdoor living history museum. It is a reconstructed 19th century settlement on the site where, on July 4, 1817, the first shovelful of earth was turned for the construction of the original Erie Canal. Relax as our mule drawn Packet Boat plies a section of the enlarged canal giving visitors a taste of early 19th century water travel. - * '''Pick a road from the original US highway system''' - well traveled long before those nasty interstates came along - and drive its length. Explore the villages, towns and hamlets you pass through. Enjoy the trees and farms in between. Stop at a farmstand or twelve. Let us get you started: ["Route 5" 5], ["Route 15" 15], ["Route 15A" 15A], ["Route 20" 20] ["Route 5" 33], ["Route 36" 36], ["Route 39" 39], ["Route 96" 96], ["Route 104" 104]. - * '''["Seaway Trail"]''' - head east toward ["Sodus Point"] or beyond. Go west toward Niagara Falls. - * Take a look at some of the region's beautiful ["Waterfalls"]. - '''Other Suggestions''' - * '''["Pollywogg Hollër"] near Alfred''', eco resort/pizza parlor - check out the photos - * '''["Chimney Bluffs State Park"] in ["Wayne County"] via the ["Seaway Trail"]''' - take in ["Pultneyville"], ["Sodus Point"], ["Sodus Bay"] and the park.

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TheLC — 2014-05-30T19:08:41Z

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- * '''Route 96 to [http://www.visitithaca.com Ithaca]!''' The road is in great shape and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music. They even have their own wiki, [wiki:Ithaca].	+ * '''Route 96 to [http://www.visitithaca.com Ithaca]!''' The road is in great shape and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. They even have their own wiki, [wiki:Ithaca].

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EileenF — 2014-02-06T17:44:34Z

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jgerek — 2013-10-28T15:51:47Z

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jgerek — 2012-11-27T20:16:30Z

fix broken Erie Canal link; +breweries and distilleries; link NYWCC; update text

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- * '''["Canandaigua"] Lakeside Stroll''' - visit the [http://nywcc.com New York Wine & Culinary Center] and taste NY State wines, take part in a cooking class or grab a bite to eat. Poke in downtown Canandaigua's shops and perhaps catch a free Friday night concert.	+ * '''["Canandaigua"] Lakeside Stroll''' - visit the ["New York Wine and Culinary Center"] and taste NY State wines, take part in a cooking class or grab a bite to eat. Poke in downtown Canandaigua's shops and perhaps catch a free Friday night concert.
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- * '''Visit Local ["wineries" Wineries]''' in the ["Finger Lakes"] region and stay overnight in a local bed & breakfast. There are many companies (such as ["Park Place Limousine & Transportation Service"]) that offer wine tours. The provide either a car or limo for you to ride in so you can get nice and toasted with out getting a DWI on your way home. If you fill your limo up the price is very reasonable.	+ * '''Visit Local ["wineries" Wineries]''' in the ["Finger Lakes"] region and stay overnight in a local bed & breakfast. There are many companies (such as ["Park Place Limousine & Transportation Service"]) that offer wine tours. They provide either a car or limo for you to ride in so you can get nice and toasted without getting a DWI on your way home. + * '''Visit Local ["beer" Breweries] or ["distilleries" Distilleries]''' for tasting. Be sure to take a designated driver!
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peteb — 2012-10-19T01:24:12Z

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- * '''Flying Machines in Hammondsport''' - the Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glen H. Curtiss to commercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in Western NY. Drive to Rt. 54 in [http://www.hammondsport.org/ Hammondsport NY.] and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glen H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation!	+ * '''Flying Machines in Hammondsport''' - the Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glen H. Curtiss to commercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in Western NY. Drive to Rt. 54 in [http://www.hammondsport.org Hammondsport NY.] and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glen H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation!
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- * '''[http://www.canals.state.ny.us/ Ride the Erie Canal!]''' - * '''Route 96 to [http://www.visitithaca.com/ Ithaca]!''' The road is in great shape and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org/ Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org/ Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com/ Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com/ Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music. They even have their own wiki, [wiki:Ithaca]. - * '''Ride and slide at [http://www.godarienlake.com/ Darien Lake Theme Park Resort]''' (formerly Six Flags). Great rides and water slides. Not all rides may be open, so call before you go if you care about a particular ride. Website is very useful, in terms of information. No family restrooms, so wear those bathing suites under your clothes if you are taking a small kid of opposite gender with you. If you get stuck, go to the Lost Children's place, they may let you leave your kid there while you go change. Plan to be there from park opening to closing, there's that much to do. - * '''[http://www.niagaraonthelake.com/ Niagara-On-The-Lake]''' is charming and exceedingly quaint. Picturesquely situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, near the western tip of Lake Ontario on the Canadian side, NOTL is the home of The Shaw Festival. [http://www.shawfest.com/ Shaw Fest] stages 6 to 10 polished and professional productions a season on three stages running from April through November. The town is loaded with trendy shops, stores, restaurants and pubs and more B&Bs than you can shake a stick at. In the warm months, the town is jam-packed and although the streets are full of all ages, this is not a real youthful or necessarily 'hip' crowd (no insult intended - my wife and I love the place!). Additional attractions include a 9-hole golf corse on a bluff above the lake and the beautiful Niagara River Parkway with hiking/biking/walking/blading trail running the length of the Niagara River from Lakes Ontario to Erie. Area is also home to some of the finest [wiki:wikipedia:Ice_Wine Ice Wine] in the world - see ["wineries"].	+ * '''[http://www.canals.state.ny.us Ride the Erie Canal!]''' + * '''Route 96 to [http://www.visitithaca.com Ithaca]!''' The road is in great shape and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music. They even have their own wiki, [wiki:Ithaca]. + * '''Ride and slide at [http://www.godarienlake.com Darien Lake Theme Park Resort]''' (formerly Six Flags). Great rides and water slides. Not all rides may be open, so call before you go if you care about a particular ride. Website is very useful, in terms of information. No family restrooms, so wear those bathing suites under your clothes if you are taking a small kid of opposite gender with you. If you get stuck, go to the Lost Children's place, they may let you leave your kid there while you go change. Plan to be there from park opening to closing, there's that much to do. + * '''[http://www.niagaraonthelake.com Niagara-On-The-Lake]''' is charming and exceedingly quaint. Picturesquely situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, near the western tip of Lake Ontario on the Canadian side, NOTL is the home of The Shaw Festival. [http://www.shawfest.com Shaw Fest] stages 6 to 10 polished and professional productions a season on three stages running from April through November. The town is loaded with trendy shops, stores, restaurants and pubs and more B&Bs than you can shake a stick at. In the warm months, the town is jam-packed and although the streets are full of all ages, this is not a real youthful or necessarily 'hip' crowd (no insult intended - my wife and I love the place!). Additional attractions include a 9-hole golf corse on a bluff above the lake and the beautiful Niagara River Parkway with hiking/biking/walking/blading trail running the length of the Niagara River from Lakes Ontario to Erie. Area is also home to some of the finest [wiki:wikipedia:Ice_Wine Ice Wine] in the world - see ["wineries"].
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- * '''Erie Canal Village near Rome NY'''. [http://www.eriecanalvillage.net/ Erie Canal Village] is an outdoor living history museum. It is a reconstructed 19th century settlement on the site where, on July 4, 1817, the first shovelful of earth was turned for the construction of the original Erie Canal. Relax as our mule drawn Packet Boat plies a section of the enlarged canal giving visitors a taste of early 19th century water travel.	+ * '''Erie Canal Village near Rome NY'''. [http://www.eriecanalvillage.net Erie Canal Village] is an outdoor living history museum. It is a reconstructed 19th century settlement on the site where, on July 4, 1817, the first shovelful of earth was turned for the construction of the original Erie Canal. Relax as our mule drawn Packet Boat plies a section of the enlarged canal giving visitors a taste of early 19th century water travel.

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FrankAshcraft — 2010-03-22T16:39:18Z

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mcgmatt — 2009-06-26T01:51:19Z

Can you hear the tourism industry dwindling in Niagara Falls, Canada?

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- * '''Soak Up [http://www.nyfalls.com/niagara/niagara-main.html Niagara Falls]''' and catch dinner on the Canadian side. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the Rainbow Bridge or in ["Buffalo"], the Peace Bridge. A second ID like a birth certificate or passport is useful. Be polite to the Immigration agents on both sides. And DON'T "proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore." You could lose your license (US) and wind up in Kingston Pen(Ca). Remember that the legal drinking age in Canada is 19, but it's 21 south of the border.	+ * '''Soak Up [http://www.nyfalls.com/niagara/niagara-main.html Niagara Falls]''' and catch dinner on the Canadian side. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the Rainbow Bridge or in ["Buffalo"], the Peace Bridge. '''A US Passport (or enhanced NYS "passport license") is now required for US residents to return to the states.''' Be polite to the Immigration agents on both sides. And DON'T "proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore." You could lose your license (US) and wind up in Kingston Pen(Ca). Remember that the legal drinking age in Canada is 19, but it's 21 south of the border.

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MattHh — 2009-03-22T02:00:09Z

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- * '''Route 96 to [http://www.visitithaca.com/ Ithaca]!''' The road is in great shape and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org/ Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org/ Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com/ Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com/ Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music. They even have their own wiki, [http://IthaWiki.org IthaWiki].	+ * '''Route 96 to [http://www.visitithaca.com/ Ithaca]!''' The road is in great shape and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org/ Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org/ Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com/ Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com/ Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music. They even have their own wiki, [wiki:Ithaca].

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alexandergartley — 2008-11-21T21:42:43Z

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- * '''["Letchworth State Park"] in the Fall''' - avoid taking ["Route 390" 390], using a map, or any sense of urgency. Enjoy the endless winding country roads and changing leaves. Admire the stone walls, walkways, tables, and small bridges in the park. Take photos. Scream into the gorge. Tresspass on the bridge, you know you want to. Find a farmer's stand or orchard on the way home and buy some apple cider!	+ * '''["Letchworth State Park"] in the Fall''' - avoid taking ["Route 390" 390], using a map, or any sense of urgency. Enjoy the endless winding country roads and changing leaves. Admire the stone walls, walkways, tables, and small bridges in the park. Take photos. Scream into the gorge. Trespass on the bridge, you know you want to. Find a farmer's stand or orchard on the way home and buy some apple cider!

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BradMandell — 2008-09-26T16:35:38Z

add day trip to Chimney Bluffs State Park via other RocWiki sites

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- * ["Pollywogg Hollër"] near Alfred, eco resort/pizza parlor - check out the photos	+ * '''["Pollywogg Hollër"] near Alfred''', eco resort/pizza parlor - check out the photos + * '''["Chimney Bluffs State Park"] in ["Wayne County"] via the ["Seaway Trail"]''' - take in ["Pultneville"], ["Sodus Point"], ["Sodus Bay"] and the park.

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BradMandell — 2008-09-24T11:56:39Z

ADOPT Pollywogg Hollër here too

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	+ '''Other Suggestions''' + * ["Pollywogg Hollër"] near Alfred, eco resort/pizza parlor - check out the photos

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BradMandell — 2008-07-30T13:36:42Z

create highlighted topics for each trip some minor edits - needs more links

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- * Drive to [http://www.nyfalls.com/niagara/niagara-main.html Niagara] and soak in the falls. Catch dinner on the Canadian side. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the Rainbow Bridge or in ["Buffalo"], the Peace Bridge. A second ID like a birth certificate or passport is useful. Be polite to the Immigration agents on both sides. And DON'T "proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore." You could lose your license (US) and wind up in Kingston Pen(Ca). Remember that the legal drinking age in Canada is 19, but it's 21 south of the border. - * Drive to ["Centralia"], Pennsylvania and spend a few hours taking photos of the smoldering earth, still burning from a coal fire that broke out beneath the ground in the 1950's. - * Drive to ["Letchworth State Park"] in the fall. Avoid taking ["Route 390" 390]. Avoid using a map. Avoid any sense of urgency. Enjoy the endless winding country roads and changing leaves. Admire the stone walls, walkways, tables, and small bridges in the park. Take photos. Scream into the gorge. Tresspass on the bridge, you know you want to. Find a farmer's stand or orchard on the way home to buy apple cider from. - * Take a trip to ["Canandaigua"] and stroll along the lake. Visit the [http://nywcc.com/ New York Wine & Culinary Center] and taste NY State wines, take part in a cooking class or grab a bite to eat. Poke in downtown Canandaigua's shops and perhaps catch a free Friday night concert. - * Drive to ["Geneva"] - a quiet city about 45 mins from here. - * Smash some exhibits at the ["Corning Museum of Glass"]. While there walk over to downtown Corning, which is a nifty little 'Old Downtown' area. It's one of the very few small upstate cities that has maintained a vibrant downtown area. - * The Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glen H. Curtiss to commercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in Western NY. Drive to Rt. 54 in [http://www.hammondsport.org/ Hammondsport NY.] and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glen H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation! - * Check out some local ["wineries"] in the ["Finger Lakes"] region and stay overnight in a local bed & breakfast. There are many companies (such as ["Park Place Limousine & Transportation Service"]) that offer wine tours. The provide either a car or limo for you to ride in so you can get nice and toasted with out getting a DWI on your way home. If you fill your limo up the price is very reasonable. - * Pack a picnic lunch and head down to ["Charlotte Beach"] or ["Hamlin Beach"] ( a short drive west down the parkway) for the day to enjoy the limited sunny Rochester days! - * [http://www.canals.state.ny.us/ Ride the canal!] - * Take route 96 down to [http://www.visitithaca.com/ Ithaca]! The road is in great shape, and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org/ Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org/ Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com/ Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com/ Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music. They even have their own wiki, [http://IthaWiki.org IthaWiki]. - * Ride and slide at [http://www.godarienlake.com/ Darien Lake Theme Park Resort] (formerly Six Flags). Great rides and water slides. Not all rides may be open, so call before you go if you care about a particular ride. Website is very useful, in terms of information. No family restrooms, so wear those bathing suites under your clothes if you are taking a small kid of opposite gender with you. If you get stuck, go to the Lost Children's place, they may let you leave your kid there while you go change. Plan to be there from park opening to closing, there's that much to do. - * [http://www.niagaraonthelake.com/ Niagara-On-The-Lake] is charming and exceedingly quaint. Picturesquely situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, near the western tip of Lake Ontario on the Canadian side, NOTL is the home of The Shaw Festival. [http://www.shawfest.com/ Shaw Fest] stages 6 to 10 polished and professional productions a season on three stages running from April through November. The town is loaded with trendy shops, stores, restaurants and pubs and more B&Bs than you can shake a stick at. In the warm months, the town is jam-packed and although the streets are full of all ages, this is not a real youthful or necessarily 'hip' crowd (no insult intended - my wife and I love the place!). Additional attractions include a 9-hole golf corse on a bluff above the lake and the beautiful Niagara River Parkway with hiking/biking/walking/blading trail running the length of the Niagara River from Lakes Ontario to Erie. - * Take a ride down I-390 and U.S. 15 to central Pennsylvania and take a ride on the Millersburg Ferry. It is open from May to October. The Millersburg Ferry Boat is the oldest transportation system in Pennsylvania. It crosses the Susquehanna River from Millersburg in Dauphin County to an adjacent landing along U.S. Routes 11 and 15 in Perry County, approximately 2 miles south of Liverpool. The Millersburg Ferry is in the National Registry of Historic Sites. View some [http://www.frontiernet.net/~rochballparks/millersburg/millersburg.htm photographs] of the ferry. - * Erie Canal Village near Rome NY. [http://www.eriecanalvillage.net/ Erie Canal Village] is an outdoor living history museum. It is a reconstructed 19th century settlement on the site where, on July 4, 1817, the first shovelful of earth was turned for the construction of the original Erie Canal. Relax as our mule drawn Packet Boat plies a section of the enlarged canal giving visitors a taste of early 19th century water travel. - * Pick a road from the original US highway system - well traveled long before those nasty interstates came along - and drive its length. Explore the villages, towns and hamlets you pass through. Enjoy the trees and farms in between. Stop at a farmstand or twelve. I'll get you started: ["Route 5" 5], ["Route 15" 15], ["Route 15A" 15A], ["Route 5" 33], ["Route 36" 36], ["Route 39" 39], ["Route 96" 96], ["Route 104" 104].	+ Hit the Road for a fun '''Day Trip''' to destinations convenient to the ["Rochester"] region: + * '''Soak Up [http://www.nyfalls.com/niagara/niagara-main.html Niagara Falls]''' and catch dinner on the Canadian side. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the Rainbow Bridge or in ["Buffalo"], the Peace Bridge. A second ID like a birth certificate or passport is useful. Be polite to the Immigration agents on both sides. And DON'T "proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore." You could lose your license (US) and wind up in Kingston Pen(Ca). Remember that the legal drinking age in Canada is 19, but it's 21 south of the border. + * '''["Centralia"], PA - Smoldering Earth''' - spend a few hours taking photos of the smoldering earth, still burning from a coal fire that broke out beneath the ground in the 1950's. + * '''["Letchworth State Park"] in the Fall''' - avoid taking ["Route 390" 390], using a map, or any sense of urgency. Enjoy the endless winding country roads and changing leaves. Admire the stone walls, walkways, tables, and small bridges in the park. Take photos. Scream into the gorge. Tresspass on the bridge, you know you want to. Find a farmer's stand or orchard on the way home and buy some apple cider! + * '''["Canandaigua"] Lakeside Stroll''' - visit the [http://nywcc.com/ New York Wine & Culinary Center] and taste NY State wines, take part in a cooking class or grab a bite to eat. Poke in downtown Canandaigua's shops and perhaps catch a free Friday night concert. + * '''Visit ["Geneva"]''' - a quiet city about 45 minutes from Rochester. Take ["Route 20"] for a more bucolic trip. + * '''["Corning Museum of Glass"]''' - visit the museum and ''smash some exhibits''. Walk over to downtown Corning and relish its nifty little 'Old Downtown' area. It's one of the very few small upstate cities that has maintained a vibrant downtown area. + * '''Flying Machines in Hammondsport''' - the Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glen H. Curtiss to commercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in Western NY. Drive to Rt. 54 in [http://www.hammondsport.org/ Hammondsport NY.] and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glen H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation! + * '''Visit Local ["wineries" Wineries]''' in the ["Finger Lakes"] region and stay overnight in a local bed & breakfast. There are many companies (such as ["Park Place Limousine & Transportation Service"]) that offer wine tours. The provide either a car or limo for you to ride in so you can get nice and toasted with out getting a DWI on your way home. If you fill your limo up the price is very reasonable. + * '''A Day at the Beach''' - pack a picnic lunch and head down to ["Charlotte Beach"] or ["Hamlin Beach"] ( a short drive west down the parkway) for the day to enjoy the limited sunny Rochester days! + * '''[http://www.canals.state.ny.us/ Ride the Erie Canal!]''' + * '''Route 96 to [http://www.visitithaca.com/ Ithaca]!''' The road is in great shape and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org/ Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org/ Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com/ Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com/ Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music. They even have their own wiki, [http://IthaWiki.org IthaWiki]. + * '''Ride and slide at [http://www.godarienlake.com/ Darien Lake Theme Park Resort]''' (formerly Six Flags). Great rides and water slides. Not all rides may be open, so call before you go if you care about a particular ride. Website is very useful, in terms of information. No family restrooms, so wear those bathing suites under your clothes if you are taking a small kid of opposite gender with you. If you get stuck, go to the Lost Children's place, they may let you leave your kid there while you go change. Plan to be there from park opening to closing, there's that much to do. + * '''[http://www.niagaraonthelake.com/ Niagara-On-The-Lake]''' is charming and exceedingly quaint. Picturesquely situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, near the western tip of Lake Ontario on the Canadian side, NOTL is the home of The Shaw Festival. [http://www.shawfest.com/ Shaw Fest] stages 6 to 10 polished and professional productions a season on three stages running from April through November. The town is loaded with trendy shops, stores, restaurants and pubs and more B&Bs than you can shake a stick at. In the warm months, the town is jam-packed and although the streets are full of all ages, this is not a real youthful or necessarily 'hip' crowd (no insult intended - my wife and I love the place!). Additional attractions include a 9-hole golf corse on a bluff above the lake and the beautiful Niagara River Parkway with hiking/biking/walking/blading trail running the length of the Niagara River from Lakes Ontario to Erie. Area is also home to some of the finest [wiki:wikipedia:Ice_Wine Ice Wine] in the world - see ["wineries"]. + * '''Take a ride on the Millersburg Ferry''' via ["Interstate 390" I-390] and U.S. 15 to central PA. It is open from May to October. The Millersburg Ferry Boat is the oldest transportation system in Pennsylvania. It crosses the Susquehanna River from Millersburg in Dauphin County to an adjacent landing along U.S. Routes 11 and 15 in Perry County, approximately 2 miles south of Liverpool. The Millersburg Ferry is in the National Registry of Historic Sites. View some [http://www.frontiernet.net/~rochballparks/millersburg/millersburg.htm photographs] of the ferry. + * '''Erie Canal Village near Rome NY'''. [http://www.eriecanalvillage.net/ Erie Canal Village] is an outdoor living history museum. It is a reconstructed 19th century settlement on the site where, on July 4, 1817, the first shovelful of earth was turned for the construction of the original Erie Canal. Relax as our mule drawn Packet Boat plies a section of the enlarged canal giving visitors a taste of early 19th century water travel. + * '''Pick a road from the original US highway system''' - well traveled long before those nasty interstates came along - and drive its length. Explore the villages, towns and hamlets you pass through. Enjoy the trees and farms in between. Stop at a farmstand or twelve. Let us get you started: ["Route 5" 5], ["Route 15" 15], ["Route 15A" 15A], ["Route 20" 20] ["Route 5" 33], ["Route 36" 36], ["Route 39" 39], ["Route 96" 96], ["Route 104" 104]. + * '''["Seaway Trail"]''' - head east toward ["Sodus Point"] or beyond. Go west toward Niagara Falls.

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travisowens — 2008-07-30T12:29:42Z

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- * Take route 96 down to [http://www.visitithaca.com/ Ithaca]! The road is in great shape, and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org/ Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org/ Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com/ Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com/ Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music.	+ * Take route 96 down to [http://www.visitithaca.com/ Ithaca]! The road is in great shape, and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org/ Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org/ Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com/ Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com/ Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music. They even have their own wiki, [http://IthaWiki.org IthaWiki].

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mattconheady — 2008-03-11T05:48:07Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-12-29T18:19:25Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-12-29T18:17:15Z

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alexandergartley — 2007-12-29T18:14:35Z

added wiki link to Buffalo

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mcgmatt — 2007-12-29T15:28:54Z

Link fixins

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- * The Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glen H. Curtiss to commercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in Western NY. Drive to Rt. 54 in [http://www.hammondsport.org/index.htm Hammondsport NY.] and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glen H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation!	+ * The Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glen H. Curtiss to commercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in Western NY. Drive to Rt. 54 in [http://www.hammondsport.org/ Hammondsport NY.] and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glen H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation!
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- * Erie Canal Village near Rome NY. http://www.eriecanalvillage.net Erie Canal Village is an outdoor living history museum. It is a reconstructed 19th century settlement on the site where, on July 4, 1817, the first shovelful of earth was turned for the construction of the original Erie Canal. Relax as our mule drawn Packet Boat plies a section of the enlarged canal giving visitors a taste of early 19th century water travel.	+ * Erie Canal Village near Rome NY. [http://www.eriecanalvillage.net/ Erie Canal Village] is an outdoor living history museum. It is a reconstructed 19th century settlement on the site where, on July 4, 1817, the first shovelful of earth was turned for the construction of the original Erie Canal. Relax as our mule drawn Packet Boat plies a section of the enlarged canal giving visitors a taste of early 19th century water travel.

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LauraKenyon — 2007-11-17T22:21:32Z

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- * Take a trip to [http://www.canandaigua.com/ Canandaigua] and stroll along the lake. Visit the [http://nywcc.com/ New York Wine & Culinary Center] and taste NY State wines, take part in a cooking class or grab a bite to eat. Poke in downtown Canandaigua's shops and perhaps catch a free Friday night concert.	+ * Take a trip to ["Canandaigua"] and stroll along the lake. Visit the [http://nywcc.com/ New York Wine & Culinary Center] and taste NY State wines, take part in a cooking class or grab a bite to eat. Poke in downtown Canandaigua's shops and perhaps catch a free Friday night concert.

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LauraKenyon — 2007-11-17T22:17:40Z

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	+ * Take a trip to [http://www.canandaigua.com/ Canandaigua] and stroll along the lake. Visit the [http://nywcc.com/ New York Wine & Culinary Center] and taste NY State wines, take part in a cooking class or grab a bite to eat. Poke in downtown Canandaigua's shops and perhaps catch a free Friday night concert.

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DaveMahon — 2007-08-06T04:49:16Z

added suggestion

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	+ * Pick a road from the original US highway system - well traveled long before those nasty interstates came along - and drive its length. Explore the villages, towns and hamlets you pass through. Enjoy the trees and farms in between. Stop at a farmstand or twelve. I'll get you started: ["Route 5" 5], ["Route 15" 15], ["Route 15A" 15A], ["Route 5" 33], ["Route 36" 36], ["Route 39" 39], ["Route 96" 96], ["Route 104" 104].

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alexandergartley — 2007-07-25T19:21:48Z

fixed broken Darien Lake link, updated: Darien Lake is no longer Six Flags

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- * Ride and slide at [http://www.sixflags.com/parks/darienlake/index.asp Six Flags Darien Lake Amusement Park]. Great rides and water slides. Not all rides may be open, so call before you go if you care about a particular ride. Website is very useful, in terms of information. No family restrooms, so wear those bathing suites under your clothes if you are taking a small kid of opposite gender with you. If you get stuck, go to the Lost Children's place, they may let you leave your kid there while you go change. Plan to be there from park opening to closing, there's that much to do.	+ * Ride and slide at [http://www.godarienlake.com/ Darien Lake Theme Park Resort] (formerly Six Flags). Great rides and water slides. Not all rides may be open, so call before you go if you care about a particular ride. Website is very useful, in terms of information. No family restrooms, so wear those bathing suites under your clothes if you are taking a small kid of opposite gender with you. If you get stuck, go to the Lost Children's place, they may let you leave your kid there while you go change. Plan to be there from park opening to closing, there's that much to do.

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alexandergartley — 2007-07-25T19:19:03Z

added example of limo service, fixed spelling error

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RickUrwin — 2007-07-09T17:34:53Z

Erie Canal Village Museum as a day trip from the Roc.

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	+ * Erie Canal Village near Rome NY. http://www.eriecanalvillage.net Erie Canal Village is an outdoor living history museum. It is a reconstructed 19th century settlement on the site where, on July 4, 1817, the first shovelful of earth was turned for the construction of the original Erie Canal. Relax as our mule drawn Packet Boat plies a section of the enlarged canal giving visitors a taste of early 19th century water travel. + <br><br>

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JohnWalter — 2007-07-07T20:14:43Z

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- * Take a ride down I-390 and U.S. 15 to central Pennsylvania and take a ride on the Millersburg Ferry. It is open from May to October. The Millersburg Ferry Boat is the oldest transportation system in Pennsylvania. It crosses the Susquehanna River from Millersburg in Dauphin County to an adjacent landing along U.S. Routes 11 and 15 in Perry County, approximately 2 miles south of Liverpool. The Millersburg Ferry is in the National Registry of Historic Sites. View some [http://www.frontiernet.net/~rochballparks/millersburg/millersburg.htm/ photographs] of the ferry.	+ * Take a ride down I-390 and U.S. 15 to central Pennsylvania and take a ride on the Millersburg Ferry. It is open from May to October. The Millersburg Ferry Boat is the oldest transportation system in Pennsylvania. It crosses the Susquehanna River from Millersburg in Dauphin County to an adjacent landing along U.S. Routes 11 and 15 in Perry County, approximately 2 miles south of Liverpool. The Millersburg Ferry is in the National Registry of Historic Sites. View some [http://www.frontiernet.net/~rochballparks/millersburg/millersburg.htm photographs] of the ferry.

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JohnWalter — 2007-07-07T20:13:22Z

Photographs are mine, and link leads to the Millersburg section of my website.

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	+ * Take a ride down I-390 and U.S. 15 to central Pennsylvania and take a ride on the Millersburg Ferry. It is open from May to October. The Millersburg Ferry Boat is the oldest transportation system in Pennsylvania. It crosses the Susquehanna River from Millersburg in Dauphin County to an adjacent landing along U.S. Routes 11 and 15 in Perry County, approximately 2 miles south of Liverpool. The Millersburg Ferry is in the National Registry of Historic Sites. View some [http://www.frontiernet.net/~rochballparks/millersburg/millersburg.htm/ photographs] of the ferry.

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michaelbrisson — 2007-02-18T16:02:17Z

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- * Niagara-On-The-Lake is charming and exceedingly quaint. Picturesquely situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, near the western tip of Lake Ontario on the Canadian side, NOTL is the home of The Shaw Festival. [http://www.shawfest.com/ Shaw Fest] stages 6 to 10 polished and professional productions a season on three stages running from April through November. The town is loaded with trendy shops, stores, restaurants and pubs and more B&Bs than you can shake a stick at. In the warm months, the town is jam-packed and although the streets are full of all ages, this is not a real youthful or necessarily 'hip' crowd (no insult intended - my wife and I love the place!). Additional attractions include a 9-hole golf corse on a bluff above the lake and the beautiful Niagara River Parkway with hiking/biking/walking/blading trail running the length of the Niagara River from Lakes Ontario to Erie.	+ * [http://www.niagaraonthelake.com/ Niagara-On-The-Lake] is charming and exceedingly quaint. Picturesquely situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, near the western tip of Lake Ontario on the Canadian side, NOTL is the home of The Shaw Festival. [http://www.shawfest.com/ Shaw Fest] stages 6 to 10 polished and professional productions a season on three stages running from April through November. The town is loaded with trendy shops, stores, restaurants and pubs and more B&Bs than you can shake a stick at. In the warm months, the town is jam-packed and although the streets are full of all ages, this is not a real youthful or necessarily 'hip' crowd (no insult intended - my wife and I love the place!). Additional attractions include a 9-hole golf corse on a bluff above the lake and the beautiful Niagara River Parkway with hiking/biking/walking/blading trail running the length of the Niagara River from Lakes Ontario to Erie.

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michaelbrisson — 2007-02-18T15:59:09Z

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	+ * Niagara-On-The-Lake is charming and exceedingly quaint. Picturesquely situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, near the western tip of Lake Ontario on the Canadian side, NOTL is the home of The Shaw Festival. [http://www.shawfest.com/ Shaw Fest] stages 6 to 10 polished and professional productions a season on three stages running from April through November. The town is loaded with trendy shops, stores, restaurants and pubs and more B&Bs than you can shake a stick at. In the warm months, the town is jam-packed and although the streets are full of all ages, this is not a real youthful or necessarily 'hip' crowd (no insult intended - my wife and I love the place!). Additional attractions include a 9-hole golf corse on a bluff above the lake and the beautiful Niagara River Parkway with hiking/biking/walking/blading trail running the length of the Niagara River from Lakes Ontario to Erie.

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MaxPakhutkin — 2006-08-14T01:35:03Z

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	+ * Ride and slide at [http://www.sixflags.com/parks/darienlake/index.asp Six Flags Darien Lake Amusement Park]. Great rides and water slides. Not all rides may be open, so call before you go if you care about a particular ride. Website is very useful, in terms of information. No family restrooms, so wear those bathing suites under your clothes if you are taking a small kid of opposite gender with you. If you get stuck, go to the Lost Children's place, they may let you leave your kid there while you go change. Plan to be there from park opening to closing, there's that much to do.

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peteb — 2006-07-04T03:53:29Z

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	+ * Drive to ["Geneva"] - a quiet city about 45 mins from here.

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ChrisYoung — 2006-06-23T19:15:13Z

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	+ * Take route 96 down to [http://www.visitithaca.com/ Ithaca]! The road is in great shape, and the traffic is minimal. Kids will enjoy the [http://www.sciencenter.org/ Sciencenter] (all ages) and the [http://www.priweb.org/ Museum of the Earth] (6 and up, adults too). You can shop in funky stores on the square downtown and eat at the world famous [http://www.moosewoodrestaurant.com/ Moosewood Restaurant] (not expensive, very pleasant, and very tasty). Ithaca also has a bunch of good clothing consignment shops (something we are somewhat lacking in here), although all its good record stores are history. Buttermilk Falls State Park is especially nice for hiking and swimming. Just this side of Ithaca is Trumansburg, home of the [http://www.rongo.com/ Rongovian Embassy], which looks like an intriguing venue for live music.

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MrPhil — 2006-06-23T16:27:44Z

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	+ * Ride the canal! [http://www.canals.state.ny.us/index.html]

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peteb — 2006-05-31T23:52:13Z

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- * Drive to ["Niagara"] and soak in the falls. Catch dinner on the Canadian side. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the Rainbow Bridge or in Buffalo, the Peace Bridge. A second ID like a birth certificate or passport is useful. Be polite to the Immigration agents on both sides. And DON'T "proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore." You could lose your license (US) and wind up in Kingston Pen(Ca).	+ * Drive to [http://www.niagara-usa.com/ Niagara] and soak in the falls. Catch dinner on the Canadian side. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the Rainbow Bridge or in Buffalo, the Peace Bridge. A second ID like a birth certificate or passport is useful. Be polite to the Immigration agents on both sides. And DON'T "proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore." You could lose your license (US) and wind up in Kingston Pen(Ca).

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matthewvanhook — 2006-05-24T01:08:46Z

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- * Check out some local ["wineries"] in the ["Finger Lakes"] region and stay overnight in a local bed & breakfast. - * Pack a picnic lunch and head down to ["Charlotte Beach"] for the day to enjoy the limited sunny Rochester days!	+ * Check out some local ["wineries"] in the ["Finger Lakes"] region and stay overnight in a local bed & breakfast. There are many companies that offer wine tours. The provide eaither a car or limo for you to ride in so you can get nice and toasted with out getting a DWI on your way home. If you fill your limo up the price is very reasonable. + * Pack a picnic lunch and head down to ["Charlotte Beach"] or Hamlin beach ( a short drive west down the parkway) for the day to enjoy the limited sunny Rochester days!

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RochesterMom — 2006-03-23T19:07:53Z

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JdWhite — 2006-01-29T02:18:01Z

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- * The Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glen H. Curtiss to comercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in Western NY. Drive to Rt. 54 in Hammondsport NY. and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glen H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation!	+ * The Wright Bro's may have been the first to fly, but it took Glen H. Curtiss to comercialize and make aviation what it is today! And, he did it right here in Western NY. Drive to Rt. 54 in [http://www.hammondsport.org/index.htm Hammondsport NY.] and visit the [http://www.glennhcurtissmuseum.org Glen H. Curtiss Museum] to learn more about how a local motorcycle manufacturer applied his knowledge of lightweight motorcycle engines to flying machines and revolutionized aviation!

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JdWhite — 2006-01-29T02:14:51Z

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JdWhite — 2006-01-29T02:13:25Z

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JdWhite — 2006-01-29T02:06:01Z

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BillHickok — 2005-07-06T02:31:33Z

This is good advice

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- * Drive to ["Niagara"] and soak in the falls. Catch dinner on the Canadian side and then proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the peace bridge.	+ * Drive to ["Niagara"] and soak in the falls. Catch dinner on the Canadian side. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the Rainbow Bridge or in Buffalo, the Peace Bridge. A second ID like a birth certificate or passport is useful. Be polite to the Immigration agents on both sides. And DON'T "proceed to drink until you can't see straight anymore." You could lose your license (US) and wind up in Kingston Pen(Ca).

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FarMcKon — 2005-05-24T22:08:16Z

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- * Smash some exhibits at the [http://www.cmog.org/ Corning Museum of Glass].	+ * Smash some exhibits at the [http://www.cmog.org/ Corning Museum of Glass]. While there walk over to downtown Corning, which is a nifty little 'Old Downtown' area. It's one of the very few small upstate cities that has maintained a vibrant downtown area.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-24T22:01:44Z

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FarMcKon — 2005-05-24T17:00:10Z

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- * Drive to ["Letchworth State Park"] in the fall. Avoid taking ["390"]. Avoid using a map. Avoid any sense of urgency. Enjoy the endless winding country roads and changing leaves. Admire the stone walls, walkways, tables, and small bridges in the park. Take photos. Scream into the gorge. Tresspass on the bridge, you know you want to. Find a farmer's stand or orchard on the way home to buy apple cider from.	+ * Drive to ["Letchworth State Park"] in the fall. Avoid taking ["Route 390" 390]. Avoid using a map. Avoid any sense of urgency. Enjoy the endless winding country roads and changing leaves. Admire the stone walls, walkways, tables, and small bridges in the park. Take photos. Scream into the gorge. Tresspass on the bridge, you know you want to. Find a farmer's stand or orchard on the way home to buy apple cider from.

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-12T03:08:19Z

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	+ * Smash some exhibits at the [http://www.cmog.org/ Corning Museum of Glass].

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-10T20:05:55Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-10T19:50:52Z

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RobertPolyn — 2005-05-10T19:44:07Z

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	+ * Drive to ["Niagara"] and soak in the falls. Catch dinner on the Canadian side and then proceed to drink until you can't straight anymore. Gamble. Stumble back to the United States across the peace bridge. + * Drive to ["Centralia"], Pennsylvania and spend a few hours taking photos of the smoldering earth, still burning from a coal fire that broke out beneath the ground in the 1950's.