| Aurora 13026 |
Durkee’s Bread Run Corporation See Map |
3161 Brick Church Rd.
Aurora, NY 13026
214-214-4378 www.breadforschoolsrun.org jahoomus@yahoo.com Annual certified half marathon and 5K with national appeal. The goal is to raise money for schools across the country. |
| Bouckville 13310 |
Chenango Canal See Map |
Canal Rd.
Bouckville, NY 13310
800-684-7320 www.chenangocanal.org Nature-walk a 5-mile Chenango Canal Trail along the waters of the Chenango Canal that runs from Woodman’s Pond, (entrance on Woodman’s Road, off of Rt. 46 in Town of Eaton, near Rt. 12B), to the corner of Elm Street and Canal Road, north of Bouckville. The Chenango Canal is a year-round designated trout fishing stream, using artificial lures only. Brown and Brook Trout are stocked by the Madison Central School and Dept.of NYS Environmental Conservation. Sight blue heron, red-tail hawks, beaver, muskrat, ducks, geese and song birds, among other animals in their natural habitat. Other entrances include the corner of Rt. 46 and Canal Road, stairways on Canal Road near the Bouckville Mill and across from the Bouckville Antique Center, and the corner of Canal Rd. and Elm Street in Bouckville. Sponsored by the Chenango Canal Association, Inc. |
Chenango Canal Association See Map |
PO Box 125
Bouckville, NY 13310
www.chenangocanal.org Nature-walk a 5-mile Chenango Canal Trail along the waters of the Chenango Canal that runs from Woodman’s Pond, (entrance on Woodman’s Road, off of Rt. 46 in Town of Eaton, near Rt. 12B), to the corner of Elm Street and Canal Road, north of Bouckville. The Chenango Canal is a year-round designated trout fishing stream, using artificial lures only. Brown and Brook Trout are stocked by the Madison Central School and Dept.of NYS Environmental Conservation. Sight blue heron, red-tail hawks, beaver, muskrat, ducks, geese and song birds, among other animals in their natural habitat. Other entrances include the corner of Rt. 46 and Canal Road, stairways on Canal Road near the Bouckville Mill and across from the Bouckville Antique Center, and the corner of Canal Rd. and Elm Street in Bouckville. Sponsored by the Chenango Canal Association, Inc. |
| Bridgeport 13030 |
Oneida Lake See Map |
Route 31 follows the south shore
Bridgeport, NY 13030
800-684-7320 Oneida Lake is a remnant of Lake Iroquois, a huge body of water that formed nearly 12,000 years ago when, as the ice age ended, a glacier dammed the St. Lawrence River flooding much of Central New York. Excellent fishing, sailing, boating, ice fishing and snowmobiling can be found in or around the lake. Public and private boat launches, marinas and dockage, boat rentals, gas, bait, tackle, fishing derbies, ice fishing shanty rentals and guides available. Connects to the cities of Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester, Oswego and points beyond via the NYS Canal System. |
Rouges Roost Golf Course See Map |
1092 Route 31
Bridgeport, NY 13030
315-633-9406 Fax: 315-633-5615 http://www.roguesroost.com/ Our facility offers 36 championship holes. The west course is the original design offering some forgiveness off the tee. The approach shots to the green require accurately placed irons. It opened in 1966.
The east course opened in 1996 and incorporates a premium for the tee ball. Large greens can mean a difference of three clubs on approach shots. |
| Brookfield 13314 |
Brookfield State Reforestation Area See Map |
Moscow Rd.
Brookfield, NY 13314
http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/8243.html 13,000 acres of state forest with 130 miles of horseback, hiking, cross country skiing and snowmobile trails. The assembly area on Moscow Road has facilities for 150 horses, a pavilion, picnic area, camping facilities and more. Perfect location for whitetail deer and turkey hunting. |
Brookfield Trail System See Map |
Moscow Rd.
Brookfield, NY 13314
607-674-4036 http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/8243.html This multi use trail system provides year-round recreation opportunities on 13,000 acres of state forest with 130 miles of horseback, hiking, cross country skiing and snowmobile trails. The assembly area on Moscow Road has facilities for 150 horses, a pavilion, picnic area, camping facilities and more. |
Horse Back Riding the Brookfield State Forest See Map |
Moscow Rd.
Brookfield, NY 13314
607-674-4036 This multi use trail system provides year-round recreation opportunities on 13,000 acres of state forest with 130 miles of horseback trails. The assembly area on Moscow Road has facilities for 150 horses, a pavilion, picnic area, camping facilities and more. |
| Canastota 13032 |
Casolwood Golf Course See Map |
4255 Perretta Drive
Canastota, NY 13032
315-697-9164 www.casolwoodgc.com rtcrquick2@aol.com Located off Exit 34 of the NYS Thruway in Canastota. Casolwood is an 18 hole par 71 course that is 6100 yards long. This public facility is scenic and well maintained. Choose us for your banquets, golf outings and clambakes. We offer a full bar menu. |
Great Swamp Conservancy See Map |
8375 North Main St.
Canastota, NY 13032
315-697-2950 www.gscincny.org gscincny@centralny.twcbc.com Frogs and feathers, trees and flowers, can be found at nature\’s best by walking the bluebird trails at the Great Swamp Conservancy. An outdoor enthusiast\’s delight is a stroll on the unique 900 foot boardwalk though a flooded forest. Bring your binoculars and visit the Anne Pickard Overlook. This is a 60 acre restored wetland, which is a major resting stop for thousands of migratory birds each spring and fall. 185 species have been identified in the surrounding area. Trails and overlook are open from dawn to dusk. Picnic tables are available. Come enjoy the peace and beauty. |
Hidden Harbor See Map |
9070 Oak Ave.
Route 31
Canastota, NY 13032
315-697-9484 Fax: 315-697-9484 www.hidden-harbor.net hiddenharbor@twcny.rr.com Hidden Harbor offers four newly constructed 400 square foot vacation units available for nightly or weekly rental year round. Each unit is equipped with an efficiency kitchen, a full bath, cable TV, gas grill, two full sized beds and baseboard heat for the winter months. A fish cleaning station is also available along with boat slips and fishing boat rentals. |
Link Trail/North Country National Scenic Trail See Map |
1 Mount Pleasant Road
Canastota, NY 13032
315-697-3387 800-684-7320 www.cnyncta.org AFLarmann@msn.com A hiking trail linking natural, cultural, and historic resources in Central New York, provides a connection between the Finger Lakes Trail and the Old Erie Canal Park in Canastota, only a few segments are still under construction. Attractions include Muller Hill State Forest, The Tioughnioga Wildlife Management Area, the Nelson Swamp Unique Area, the Stone Quarry Hill Art Park. The trail includes connections with the local Cazenovia Preservation Foundation Trail System and a major segment south of Canastota. |
Nichols Pond County Park See Map |
Nichols Pond Road
Canastota, NY 13032
315-366-2376 Set on the historic site of an Oneida Indian Village and recognized as the site of the 1615 Champlain-Oneida Battleground. There are 45 acres with nature trails for hiking and winter activities, an observation deck overlooking a wetland habitat, interpretive signs, pavilions and a picnic site with grills. The park is a great location to observe the Fenner Wind Power Project. |
Oxbow Falls County Park See Map |
Oxbow Road
Canastota, NY 13032
315-366-2376 This county park is set on 125 acres of woodland, streams, and rugged terrain with a beautiful 100 foot waterfall. Located on the northern edge of the Helderberg Escarpment, it offers panoramic views stretching across Oneida Lake to Lake Ontario. A well maintained hiking trails leads you past three waterfalls and a beautiful walk through the forest. Perfect for families. |
| Cazenovia 13035 |
Cazenovia College Equine Education Center See Map |
Woodfield road
Cazenovia, NY 13035
315-655-8159 http://www.cazenovia.edu/default.aspx?tabid=322 Cazenovia College’s Equine Education Center is home to stabling for the College’s Hunter seat, Western and Dressage horses, and equine facilities that include an indoor riding arena, outdoor riding ring and grass riding field and the College’s Challenge Course, a low-ropes course used for team-building activities. The EEC hosts Intercollegiate Horse Show Association and Intercollegiate Dressage shows that are open for public viewing. |
Cazenovia College Wildcats See Map |
Cazenovia, NY 13035
http://www.cazenovia.edu/athletics The Intercollegiate Athletic Department sponsors varsity competition in eight sports for men (baseball, basketball, crew, equine, golf, lacrosse, cross country and soccer) and nine sports for women (basketball, cheerleading, crew, equine, lacrosse, soccer, softball, cross country and volleyball). Cazenovia College participates in NCAA Division III events as a member of the ECAC. |
Cazenovia Country Club See Map |
3711 Number Nine Rd.
Cazenovia, NY 13035
315-655-8573 www.caz-cc.com For over 40 years CCC has grown and matured into demanding yet fair course that tests every level of player. The tradition,beauty and excellence of CCC have distinguished it as one of the finest valued private clubs in the area. |
Cazenovia Lake See Map |
Rte 20 & Rt 13
Cazenovia, NY 13035
315-655-3041 1,145 acres and a maximum depth of 45 feet. Fish species include black crappie, largemouth bass, rock bass, yellow perch, pumpkinseed and bluegill. Boat access can be obtained via the village’s Lakeside Park. A permit is required to launch from that park. For more information please call (315)-655-3041 |
Chittenango Falls State Park See Map |
Route 13
Cazenovia, NY 13035
315-655-9620 http://nysparks.state.ny.us/parks/130/details.aspx This 194-acre park has campsites, picnic areas, fishing, and hiking trails. The main feature of the park is a 167 foot waterfall formed 10,000 years ago. A trail winds from the top of the falls down to the bottom. |
Helen McNitt State Park See Map |
East Lake Road
Cazenovia, NY 13035
Helen L. McNitt State Park was established in 1999 as a gift of 133 acres of land, including about 1300 feet of shoreline. In 2008 a parking lot was established along with a site to launch canoes, kayaks and small portable rowboats. |
Link Trail/North Country National Scenic Trail See Map |
25 William Street
Cazenovia, NY 13035
www.cnyncta.org AFLarmann@msn.com A hiking trail linking natural, cultural, and historic resources in Central New York, provides a connection between the Finger Lakes Trail and the Old Erie Canal Park in Canastota, only a few segments are still under construction. Attractions include Muller Hill State Forest, The Tioughnioga Wildlife Management Area, the Nelson Swamp Unique Area, the Stone Quarry Hill Art Park. The trail includes connections with the local Cazenovia Preservation Foundation Trail System and a major segment south of Canastota. |
Nelson Swamp Unique Area See Map |
Stone Quarry Road
Cazenovia, NY 13035
607-674-4036 http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/6000.html The Nelson Swamp Unique Area is located in the west central section of Madison County within the Townships of Nelson, Cazenovia and Fenner. It is approximately 20 miles southeast of Syracuse and 13 miles southwest of Oneida.
We recognize Nelson Swamp to be an exhibit of unique and uncommon environmental values within the rapidly changing landscape of Central New York.
Using $175,000 from the EPF and Bond Act, DEC has added more than 300 acres to its existing holdings at the biologically significant Nelson Swamp that boasts 400-year old white pines and rare flora. |
Schneeweiss Athletic Complex See Map |
Liberty Street
Cazenovia, NY 13035
315-655-7106 www.cazenovia.edu Cazenovia College’s Fitness and Wellness Center at Cazenovia College includes facilities for the College’s athletics teams and the College community, as well as programs for members of the local community to access the swimming pool and fitness center facilities.
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Stone Quarry Hill Art Park See Map |
3883 Stone Quarry Road
Cazenovia, NY 13035
315-655-3196 Fax: 315-655-5742 www.StoneQuarryHillArtPark.org Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, one of the first outdoor sculpture parks in the country, sits atop a breathtaking rural landscape of upstate New York hills, meadows and forests. Tucked into these elements of natural beauty are Stone Quarry’s heart: original, one-of-a-kind works of art. The Art Park serves a dual mission: preservation of the land, and to the creation and exhibition of sculpture, inspired by the relationship between art and nature. Sculptures are placed throughout the more than 100 acre site: in fields and woodlands, along hedgerows and trails and beside or even in ponds or gardens. Most are created especially for the Art Park, and many are designed to dissolve eventually back into nature. The park reflects the dynamism of both art and nature, as every exhibition brings new work and every season takes some away. The Art Park is open year-round, everyday from dawn to dusk. We are located one mile east of Cazenovia, NY, off of U.S. Route 20. See our website for directions and lots of details on our art exhibitions and artists. |
| Chittenango 13037 |
Jim Marshall Farms Foundation, Inc. See Map |
1978 New Boston Rd.
Chittenango, NY 13037
315-687-5064 www.jmffinc.org jmffinc@hotmail.com Jim Marshall Farms is a place of refuge for those who suffer from depressive illness. Every Sunday, May through October, we hold walk and talk sessions from 1-4pm. The farm features a mile long walking path around a horse training track where you can interact with the animals. A premier agri-tourism attraction for those who suffer with depression. |
Old Erie Canal State Park See Map |
Lakeport Road
Chittenango, NY 13037
315-687-7821 The towpath runs the entire length of the county and provides opportunities for fishing, hiking, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, horseback riding, and canoing. The forested land adjacent to the canal is a mixture of hardwoods and conifers and is home to many species of wildlife. |
Skyridge Golf Club See Map |
1281 Salt Springs Rd.
Chittenango, NY 13037
315-687-6900 Fax: 315-478-3344 www.skyridgegolf.com skyridgegolf@gmail.com Skyridge Golf Club is conveniently located just 5 miles from the village of Fayetteville and only 3 miles from the village of Chittenango. We offer a challenging 9-hole golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones with a magnificent and commanding view of the Oneida Valley, Oneida Lake and the distant foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. Take advantage of our weekday green fee specials before 1pm or become a member, besides unlimited play and discounted cart fees, you also become a full member at the Tecumseh Golf Club in Dewitt with unlimited play and cart fee discounts. If you are looking for a place to host your golf league, outing or corporate gathering, call us for availability and pricing. |
Woodcrest Golf Club See Map |
6200 Cheese Factory Rd.
Corner of Cheese Factory Rd and Rt. 173
Chittenango, NY 13037
315-687-3086 http://www.woodcrestgolfclub.com/ Woodcrest Golf Club affords many scenic, hilltop views of Oneida Lake and the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains. It offers daily public play, and the facilities to accommodate groups and outings. The pro shop is fully stocked with the latest equipments and apparel. |
| Cleveland 13042 |
Anglers’ Bay Cottages See Map |
812 Route 49
Cleveland, NY 13042
315-675-3662 www.fishoneida.com aprteach@yahoo.com We offer a relaxing setting for the perfect family vacation or an exciting fishing trip! One & two bedroom cottages with fully equipped kitchens, color cable TV, AC, decks, Picnic tables with umbrellas, and fire boxes. Also available is a boat launch, docks, bait/tackle shop, gasoline, electric at docks, boat rentals, ice and firewood. |
| DeRuyter 13052 |
DeRuyter Reservoir See Map |
Rte 57
DeRuyter, NY 13052
568 acres and maximum depth of 50 feet. Fish species include largemouth bass, walleye, black crappie, small mouth bass, yellow perch, white sucker, chain pickerel, rock bass and sunfish. |
| Earlville 13332 |
Craine Lake See Map |
12 B
Earlville, NY 13332
27 acres and maximum depth of 33 feet. |
| Eaton 13334 |
Bradley Brook Reservoir See Map |
Westcott Rd.
Eaton, NY 13334
137 Acre private lake with a maximum depth of 28 feet. Fish present include chain pickerel, pumpkinseed, rock bass, northern pike, brown bullhead and common carp. |
Eaton Brook Reservoir See Map |
Eaton Brook Rd
Eaton, NY 13334
247 acres and maximum depth of 52 feet. Fish species include largemouth bass, small mouth bass, rainbow trout, chain pickerel, walleye, yellow perch, bluegill, rock bass, pumpkinseed, black crappie, brown bullhead and white sucker. |
Hatch Lake See Map |
Westcott Rd
Eaton, NY 13334
134 acres and maximum depth of 62 feet. Fish species include largemouth bass, northern pike, pumpkinseed, bluegill, yellow perch and white sucker. |
Leland Pond See Map |
Rte 26
Eaton, NY 13334
100 acres and maximum depth of 50 feet. |
Trails in Stoney Pond State Forest See Map |
Jones Rd.
Eaton, NY 13334
607-674-4036 http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/8111.html Contains 1,469 acres of multi-use land with 13 miles of cross country ski trails and a pond populated with a variety of fish and wildlife. Camping is allowed in designated areas. A County Forest is located adjacent and has trail on 205 acres. |
Woodman Lake See Map |
Woodman Rd.
Eaton, NY 13334
95 acres and maximum depth of 70 feet. |
| Erieville 13061 |
Tuscarora Lake See Map |
Rtes 86 & 67
Erieville, NY 13061
316 acres and maximum depth of 42 feet. Fish species include largemouth bass, norther pike, walleye, pumpkinseed, bluegill, yellow perch and white sucker. |
| Fabius 13063 |
Toggenburg See Map |
1135 Toggenburg Rd.
Fabius, NY 13063
315-683-5842 Fax: 315-683-5543 www.skitog.com skitog@earthlink.net Toggenburg is family owned and operated, located on Toggenburg Rd. off NY route 80 one mile east of Fabius and only 15 minutes from Cazenovia. We have 22 trails, including 2 Terrain Parks, serviced by 4 lifts. Our main Lodge has a cafeteria and a full service restaurant offering daily lunch and dinner specials. Our state of the art rental shop has skis and snowboards for all ages. |
| Georgetown 13072 |
Hiking in Muller Hill State Forest See Map |
Muller Hill Rd.
Georgetown, NY 13072
607-674-4036 Marked hiking trails on almost 3,100 acres. Contains the Muller Hill Historic Site, the now dissipated ruins of a 27,000 acre estate owned by a French nobleman, who after returning to France was believed to have ascended to the throne of France as King Charles X. |
Muller Hill State Forest See Map |
Muller Hill Rd.
Georgetown, NY 13072
607-674-4036 http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/8156.html The Muller Hill State Forest is located in the town of Georgetown, this 3,090-acre forest includes diverse terrains and habitats. In the forest is the historical site of the home of Louis A. Muller, a French noblemen who settled here in 1808 when he ostensibly fled the wrath of Napoleon. Not much remains of the home.
Over 7.5 miles of forest access roads provide seasonal access for motor vehicles and are used by snowmobilers and cross country skiers in winter. A section of the Link Trail passes through the western part of the forest.
The forest cover types on Muller Hill State Forest include pure northern hardwoods (beech, birch, maple, oak, cherry, ash, and basswood), and mixtures of northern hardwoods with several species of conifers. The conifers include red pine, Norway spruce and hemlock.
There are excellent opportunities for hunters seeking upland game species. Large areas of seedling-saplings are present, contributing to habitat preferred by ruffed grouse. |
| Hamilton 13346 |
Adventure Bikes and Boards See Map |
2358 Rte. 12B
Hamilton, NY 13346
315-824-2453 www.adventurebikesandboards.com info@adventurebikesandboards.com Friendly, full service bike, ski & snowboard shop. All types of bikes including mountain, road, comfort and children’s bikes by quality manufacturers Trek, GT, Gary Fisher, and Schwinn. We also offer snowboards, cross-country skis and Yakima roof rack systems. Parts, apparel, rentals, repair and accessories. Come in and check out the new apparel from The North Face and Mountain Hard Wear. Check out our trip schedule and join us. Open M-F 10-6 and Saturday 9-5.
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Colgate University Raiders See Map |
13 Oak Dr.
Hamilton, NY 13346
315-228-7602 Fax: 315-228-7008 http://athletics.colgate.edu/ ldiehl@mail.colgate.edu Athletics at Colgate provide so much to the campus community. Colgate is a charter member of the Patriot League, which leads the NCAA in Division I graduation rates among student athletes. Since 1990. Colgate has produced nine Academic All-Americans, including first-team selections Jen Smith in 1995; Adonal Foyle in ’97; Kerry Purvis in 2000; and Angela Puliafic in 2002. If you’re a Division I athlete who wants excellence across the boards, you’ll find it at Colgate.
Join us as we compete on the football field, basketball court, hockey ice and so many other venues. |
Poolville Pond See Map |
Tackabury Rd
Hamilton, NY 13346
37 acres with a maximum depth of 40 feet. This private pond with no public access has largemouth bass, yellow perch, chain pickerel and comm carp. |
Seven Oaks Golf Course See Map |
Payne St.
Hamilton, NY 13346
315-824-1432 www.sevenoaksgolf.com The Seven Oaks Golf Club at Colgate University has been rated among the nation’s top college courses and in 2004 received 4½ stars out of 5 from Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play. The public is welcome to come experience our championship course designed by the famed Robert Trent Jones. |
| Hubbardsville 13355 |
Endless Trails Farm See Map |
8856 Larkin Rd.
Hubbardsville, NY 13355
315-821-6680 Fax: 315-841-4649 www.endlesstrailsguesthouse.com endlesstrailsfarm@frontiernet.net Endless Trails Farm Guest House is newly remodeled with six upstairs bedrooms, four with private baths and two bedrooms connected by a shared bath. Guests have use of the kitchen, living area and covered deck. Horse stalls are available for your use. Bring your horse and ride from our farm onto the Brookfield Trail System. Ride your bike, snowmobile or cross country ski from our home. Plan your hunting trip on 340 private acres adjacent to thousands of acres of state forest land. Come and relax and enjoy the scenery. |
| Lebanon 13085 |
Lebanon Reservoir See Map |
Reservoir Rd
Lebanon, NY 13085
92 acres and maximum depth of 45 feet. Fish species include largemouth bass, walleye rainbow trout, black crappie, yellow perch, bluegill, pumpkin seed, white sucker and brown bullhead. |
| Madison 13402 |
Lake Moraine See Map |
Lake Moraine Rd
Madison, NY 13402
237 acres and maximum depth of 45 feet. Fish species include largemouth bass, small mouth bass, chain pickerel, tiger muskellunge, black crappie and bluegill. |
Madison Lake See Map |
Frederick Rd
Madison, NY 13402
43 acres and maximum depth of 75 feet. |
| Madison County |
The Ridges of Madison County See Map |
Madison County, NY
800-684-7320 www.madisontourism.com/biketour.pdf 10 tours from easy to hard that traverse the landscape of Madison County. Try just one of them, or make it a vacation and try them all. |
| Morrisville 13408 |
Morrisville State College Equine Complex See Map |
Swamp and Fearon Rd.
PO Box 901
Morrisville, NY 13408
315-684-6620 www.morrisville.edu The Morrisville State College Equine Complex is one of the most comprehensive of any college in the nation. The Equine Breeding and Training Center, a 34,000 square-foot breeding and hunter/jumper facility, includes a breeding and foaling barn, hunter/jumper barn, five-stallion barn, a complete breeding laboratory, collection area, laptop classroom and three indoor riding arenas. In addition, the college has an 80-acre Equine Center complete with paddocks, stables, and the only half-mile harness racing track on a college campus in the nation. Additional stables include a draft horse barn with a covered round pen and runouts. The college houses more than 300 horses.
The Equine Department conducts an annual yearling sale at the complex which is one of the largest of its kind in the Northeast. It also hosts several clinics each year, conducted by the top professionals in the industry. |
Morrisville State College Ice Plex See Map |
105 Madison Rd.
PO Box 901
Morrisville, NY 13408
315-684-6104 iceplex.morrisville.edu The Morrisville State College IcePlex is a twin-rink facility which serves Morrisville State College and the surrounding community. More than 12,000 people per year visit the IcePlex for public skate, youth and high school hockey games and tournaments, speed and figure skating club activities and learn to skate programs. In addition to ice rinks, the IcePlex features a snack bar, game room party room and pro shop. |
Morrisville State College Mustangs See Map |
John W. Stewart Center
Student Activities Center
Morrisville, NY 13408
315-684-6072 www.morrisville.edu/athletics wilcoxbl@morrisville.edu The Morrisville State College Mustangs have a long history of strong competition. Several teams have won or placed in national championships. The Mustangs compete in NCAA Division III with 17 varsity teams. Morrisville State College athletic facilities include several fields, Olympic-sized indoor pool, two gymnasiums, locker room facilities, IcePlex and indoor Recreation Center. |
| Nelson 13035 |
Stoney Pond See Map |
Jones Rd
Nelson, NY 13035
http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/8111.html The 44 acre Stoney Pond was constructed in the late 1950’s to provide wildlife habitat. Populated with largemouth bass and panfish, it is home to blue herons, Canada geese, mallard ducks and other waterfowl. A parking area and boat launching ramp is located on the pond. No gas powered motors are permitted. A day use area is located adjacent to the ramp.
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Stoney Pond State Forest See Map |
Jones Road
Nelson, NY 13035
607-674-4036 http://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/8111.html Welcome to Stoney Pond State Forest. The 1,469 acres offers visitors an opportunity to view a range of different flora and fauna. The State Forest is a blend of red pine, white pine, scotch pine and Norway spruce plantations with natural hardwoods consisting of red oak, American beech, sugar maple, red maple, black cherry, white ash and eastern hemlock. Various forest products, such as spruce pulpwood and hardwood saw timber have been removed over the years. |
Tioughnioga Wildlife Management Area See Map |
Damon and Dugway Roads
Nelson, NY 13035
800-388-8244 The state manages this 3600 acre area that provides habitat to a variety of wildlife species including white-tail deer, grouse, upland songbirds, and a green heron rookery. Big and small game hunting, hiking, birding, and cross country skiing. Dugway Forest, a 96 acre county park is surrounded on three sides by Tioughnioga and includes a stretch of the Link Trail. |
| Oneida 13421 |
Oneida Charters See Map |
Route 31
Oneida, NY 13421
315-363-1010 315-264-6624 Captain Ted Dobs specializes in walleye and bass charters on Oneida Lake. With years of experience fishing this walleye hot spot, captain Dobs will help you find the best spots on the lake to fish for whatever game fish you are looking for. Captain Dobs will take care of all the details to make your visit to New York State’s largest inland lake a memorable one. |
Oneida Community Golf Club See Map |
1017 Golf Lane
Oneida, NY 13421
315-361-6111 www.oneidagolf.com Oneida Community Golf Club hosted the New York State Women’s Amateur in 2007. It has also hosted many Syracuse District Events and is rated one of the top golf courses in Central New York. We are a semi-private golf club that has yearly memberships available, the ability to host any large golf outing, and are open for public play most of the time, just call ahead for a tee time ( 315-361-6111). In Spring of 2009 we will be opening a brand new driving range.
The Lakeview Restaurant and Bar located within the clubhouse facility are open to the public for lunch, dinner , or special occasions 7 days a week during golf season. Any questions call us at (315-361-6113). |
Sunset Lake See Map |
Chapel St.
Oneida, NY 13421
19 acres. |
| Upstate NY |
Fingerlakes Trail See Map |
Upstate NY, NY
585-658-9320 www.fingerlakestrail.org information@fingerlakestrail.org The Finger Lakes Trail is a footpath for hikers which stretches 560 miles from the PA/NY border in Allegheny State Park to the Long Path in the Catskill Forest Preserve, crossing beautiful and remote areas of the Southern Tier of NYS. Information for obtaining detailed maps is on the website. The Finger Lakes Trail is connected to Madison County via the Link Trail. |