• Experience the inherent beauty of Lake Cayuga. The longest of New York’s 11 famous Finger Lakes, this majestic body of water is a glacial lake named after the area’s native Cayuga people. Cayuga Lake is also the second largest in terms of both surface area and volume, as it is only a bit smaller than Seneca Lake.

• Tour the intriguing exhibits at the Ward O’Hara Agricultural & Country Living Museum. Located just outside of Auburn, this fascinating cultural institution chronicles the region’s rural past through a series of interactive displays.

• Stroll through the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge along the northern face of Lake Cayuga. Extending for some 10,000 acres, the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge is home to hundreds of unique avian species. Guests will also find a wealth of hiking trails and tranquil pathways to enjoy, as well.

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