Valentina And Duane’s guidebook
Fabulous Brewery
A local favorite! We’ll send you over with a 10% off first beverage perk.
A must try pick!
A fabulous stop. A much used antique apple press is on display and still producing award winning wines and hard ciders. Corn mazes, Christmas trees, animals and wagon rides...there’s something here for everyone!
We offer a 10% off perk for your first beverage at Critz Farms as well.
30 locals recommend
Critz Farms and Critz Farms Brewing & Cider Co.
3232 Rippleton RdA fabulous stop. A much used antique apple press is on display and still producing award winning wines and hard ciders. Corn mazes, Christmas trees, animals and wagon rides...there’s something here for everyone!
We offer a 10% off perk for your first beverage at Critz Farms as well.
Oh, what a magical place this is!
Nestled into the hillside of our beautiful Cazenovia acres of landscaped beauty show off a rotation and permanent collection of phenomenal juried outdoor artwork.
A myriad of classes are offered as well as fabulous gallery filled with ever changing exhibitions.
A highly recommended place to visit...
19 locals recommend
Stone Quarry Hill Art Park Inc
3883 Stone Quarry RdOh, what a magical place this is!
Nestled into the hillside of our beautiful Cazenovia acres of landscaped beauty show off a rotation and permanent collection of phenomenal juried outdoor artwork.
A myriad of classes are offered as well as fabulous gallery filled with ever changing exhibitions.
A highly recommended place to visit...
Your apartment is two houses away from this amazing spot to explore...
The trip down to the Chittenango Falls gorge could be easily depicted as a damp adventurous journey into a tropical, yet familiar jungle. The massive falls, with its numerous drops, saturates the surrounding air with the waters of Chittenango Creek, which on a hot day can make the climb all the more difficult. The plants and animals that inhabit the limestone walls are adapted to these humid conditions, and ferns and other moisture-loving species dominate the landscape.
The park has unique plant and animal life including endangered species. The Ovate Amber Snail lives only under the rocks found in and around the falls. It is found nowhere else in the world. Also the very rare and environment-sensitive Hart’s Tongue Fern and the succulent Roseroot can be found growing on the gorge walls. Both species are very rare and are found only in damp, rocky environments like the areas immediately surrounding the falls. It’s very important not to remove any plants or animals from this park. It’s critical that you do not cross the barriers at the base of the falls to get closer to it. Since the endangered snails live underneath the rocks, simply stepping on the rocks can crush several of them.
Chittenango Falls could be considered a staircase cascade, with its nearly even drops, one after another down Onondaga Limestone. The number and height of the drops, sends water flying into the air. In the creek below, the water then twists and turns around rocks and small outcroppings of plants and grasses. The creek below is dotted with large boulders and downed trees, while a few trails shoot off into the surrounding woods. There’s much to explore here, but we found no additional waterfalls within the park boundaries.
63 locals recommend
Chittenango Falls State Park
2300 Rathbun RdYour apartment is two houses away from this amazing spot to explore...
The trip down to the Chittenango Falls gorge could be easily depicted as a damp adventurous journey into a tropical, yet familiar jungle. The massive falls, with its numerous drops, saturates the surrounding air with the waters of Chittenango Creek, which on a hot day can make the climb all the more difficult. The plants and animals that inhabit the limestone walls are adapted to these humid conditions, and ferns and other moisture-loving species dominate the landscape.
The park has unique plant and animal life including endangered species. The Ovate Amber Snail lives only under the rocks found in and around the falls. It is found nowhere else in the world. Also the very rare and environment-sensitive Hart’s Tongue Fern and the succulent Roseroot can be found growing on the gorge walls. Both species are very rare and are found only in damp, rocky environments like the areas immediately surrounding the falls. It’s very important not to remove any plants or animals from this park. It’s critical that you do not cross the barriers at the base of the falls to get closer to it. Since the endangered snails live underneath the rocks, simply stepping on the rocks can crush several of them.
Chittenango Falls could be considered a staircase cascade, with its nearly even drops, one after another down Onondaga Limestone. The number and height of the drops, sends water flying into the air. In the creek below, the water then twists and turns around rocks and small outcroppings of plants and grasses. The creek below is dotted with large boulders and downed trees, while a few trails shoot off into the surrounding woods. There’s much to explore here, but we found no additional waterfalls within the park boundaries.