Finger Lakes

Nestled in the heart of Upstate New York, the Finger Lakes comprise a distinctive network of lakes, presenting a captivating bioregion. This locale has garnered popularity as a sought-after tourist destination. Resembling elongated fingers, these lakes gracefully stretch along a north-south axis. Notably, these majestic lakes, echoing the graceful curvature of human fingers, collectively form a natural wonder evoking awe and inspiration.

Of note, Cayuga Lake and Seneca Lake hold the distinction of being both among the longest and deepest lakes in the United States. Each spanning nearly 40 miles end to end, and never exceeding 3.5 miles in width, they exhibit remarkable proportions. Among these, Cayuga Lake boasts the longest stretch at 38.1 miles, while Seneca Lake commands the largest total area. Delving beneath sea level, Seneca Lake plunges to an astounding 618 feet (188 m) in depth, while Cayuga Lake follows suit at 435 feet (133 m).

Caywood Point Road

You can drive down about a mile to Caywood Point, then it's a 1/2 mile hike down a steep winding gravel emergency access road that is gated.

Taken on Friday August 14, 2020 at Finger Lakes.

Scenic Vista

Honestly I think it's a dairy farm that smells like silage 🌽 and cows 🐮 overlooking Seneca Lake but what do I know. 

Taken on Thursday August 13, 2020 at Finger Lakes.

NY 414

Taken on Sunday July 29, 2018