An orchard that boasts nearly 200 years of history, but has been modernized with a wide assortment of gourmet apple varieties. Visitors may pick their own or purchase at the farmstand.
An institution since the 1930s, it's open on weekends in September and October. Named for the prevailing winds that blow through, the orchard also features a farm store with fresh produce and more.
In addition to the pumpkin patch, visitors can explore a four-acre corn maze, take a hayride or tackle an obstacle course. Kids can enjoy the barnyard play area.
The farm's 1,800 dwarf apple trees grows Cortland, Empire, Macoun, several Macintosh varieties, Gala, and Honeycrisp apples. Try wine, beer, hard cider and visit the farm's cider press.
60 apple varieties from more than 10,000 dwarf apple trees. On Super Cider Sundays, held throughout September and October, you can take a guided tour of the orchard and press cider using a hand press.
This farm and U-pick orchard has a playground, corn maze and pumpkin patch. Gift shop has cider, jams, baking mixes, honey, pickles, maple syrup. Hot apple cider donuts, cinnamon rolls, fresh daily.
This historic cider mill was built in 1801 and originally used as a sawmill and gristmill. A deck overlooks a 30-foot waterfall; the country store sells hot cider donuts, Croghan bologna, cheese curds
Enjoy the beautiful autumn colors of the Finger Lakes from the chairlift to the summit of Bristol Mountain. 15-20 minute ride. http://www.bristolmountain.com/fall-sky-rides/
30 acres of sunflowers that by mid-summer flow across the gentle swells of farmland north of Seneca Lake. They reach peak color in mid-August and remain in peak condition for a week to 10 days.
In the fall, apple picking in the orchard. Fresh apple cider and donuts. Ice cream stand.
Vodka distillery making vodkas with local apples. Free tours will start at the top of every hour with a free tasting at the end.
