Today I went riding horse with friends at maybury brook stable in mcgraw NY it was the best time of…read moremy life and we are going to make it a weekly thing. The staff is awesome and so professional . Mel bob and all the rest are great and u get ur monies worth at this place. The animals all are well taken care of and took great care of us . we will see u all again next week.

I've ridden at many other places but when u are treated like u are the family and your horse that u…read morerode u feel so safe we will always ride there and only there . Thanks maybury Brook stable . We will see you soon again

Unbelievable day spent fly fishing with my two boys at a very private and beautiful stocked pond…read more David was a tremendous help and very knowledgeable. He gave my boys a passion for fly fishing, can't wait to come back again!

My wife and I went out for a recent afternoon with Jeremy and found this a top-notch experience…read morefrom start to finish and a great way to spend a day in the Finger Lakes. While I grew up fishing for bass, I'm still relatively new to fly fishing and my wife is pretty new to the sport. I've gone out with guides in Washington and North Carolina but would rank this as the best experience of the bunch. When I reached out to book, he called me back within minutes to discuss preferred techniques, locations and types of fish to target, and it was clear he truly listened to what I was hoping to accomplish with the trip and tailored a list of different sites in the Finger Lakes to meet these goals. As our scheduled date approached, the weather forecast looked grim, so he reached out and we arranged an alternative day to go out at the last minute. We very much appreciated his flexibility. On the water, he was extremely patient with instruction and advice and has natural, positive teaching style and never seemed frustrated when there were tangles, snags or errant casts. I was able to refine techniques and presentations I have used before as well as learn a couple of new approaches, and my wife greatly improved her casting skills and understanding of how to read a trout stream. I've been out with guides who set you up with one technique and run this over and over all day long regardless of whether or not it's successful, but Jeremy was constantly reevaluating what was working and what wasn't, and making thoughtful adjustments as we moved from site to site. He went above and beyond to make sure we both caught fish and had a great time doing it. Afterwards, he followed up with pictures of the day as well as some much appreciated local recommendations for places to hike and eat/drink during the rest of our trip. If we are ever in this area again I'd definitely book another trip through this service.

This camp appears to be exactly what we're looking for our children to experience this summer! Not…read moreonly is it rustic, but it is also well organized with tons of activities including: waterfront, recreation, arts & crafts, nature trails, ropes course, gardening, and caring for farm animals. I was very pleased to learn that the focus seems to be on human interaction and outdoor activities. I stopped sending my children to another local summer camp when I noticed campers arriving with electronics, coolers full of food, and camp counselors riding around in several golf carts. These aren't the values or lessons I want my children learning from their summer camp experience. Once our children attend overnight camp for a week this summer, I will update this review with all the details of their stay!

I found this camp through word of mouth and am so thankful I did. It offered the exact camp…read moreexperience I wanted my children to have. Settled in the middle of nature, the atmosphere promotes relaxation and fosters positivity and social interaction without the negative interference of electronics. The camp director, Maria, made my first time without my children for a week, such a positive experience. I sent four children this summer and one did have a very difficult time with home sickness. Maria was AMAZING with how she handled his difficulties, stayed in touch with me and still encouraged my son. I could not have asked for any better of experience for my children and will definitely be sending my children again, and again, and again!!!!

Nice paved trail around the end of the lake and into the farmers market. Plenty of seats for chats…read moreand views. There are informational spots to learn some history and trivial pursuit facts.

The Cornell Lab does work that helps conserve birds diversity through research, K through adult…read moreeducation, and participatory activities. I first learned of them through a phone app i downloaded to help identify birdsong. We visited on a weekday (Jul 2026), viewing pictures and displays and information about local wildlife. They had a large windowed area looking into wild bird habitats. We walked the trails a little too. It was fun to visit! C'mon out to hike, look, and learn. Join or volunteer or make a donation. It's helping the local birds and birds around the world!

One of the coolest places I've ever been! The outdoor trails are incredible, with beautiful…read morehabitats that attract a wide variety of birds. We saw during our short walk two Osprey and Ruby-crowned Kinglets while exploring. The inside is just as impressive, with one of the best interactive museums I've experienced, full of fascinating specimens and thoughtful learning opportunities in a gorgeous building. The gift shop is well stocked and collaborates with Wild Birds Unlimited. A must see if you're in the area and into conservation or wildlife!

We had the most memorable time on Cayuga Lake with Captain Mark! It was a little breezy and chilly…read morefor a July morning, but he got us on the fish and gave us a great day. My husband, 9 year old son and I all caught a variety of fish...and I earned bragging rights for life by catching a STURGEON!!!! It was huge...prob ~5', pics don't do it justice. I am still chasing that high :) I will not hesitate to get back out there on the Lakes with Summit To Stream Adventures every time we are in the area!

Fantastic experience! Was in town and me and a buddy took our teenage sons out for a day of…read morefishing. Captain Mark was awesome. Super easy going and took us to spots he knew well. You can tell he has a lot of experience and knows what he is doing. Caught 6, yes 6! Good sized lake trout. Boys had a great time. We will definitely go back and I would highly recommend to anyone in the area looking for a fishing charter.

First time taking this trail on this hike back in the day, I've I've come from like the street and…read morehike down I guess right before the damn and also the upper part where I mean, I dove off of like that house on top of the damn when I was 18 or something But this one follows the 6 mile creek up to the base of the dam it's kind of cool it reminds me hawaii. I used to mike in the manoa valley and kuau crater and stuff. They just have old industrial things pipes following the creek and it has just a similar feel it's kind of cool. dog friendly. I did find a tick on my dog off that i did grab so watch out it was on her fur so we managed to pick it, but it was a pretty hike with the fall foliage in the lease in the cliffs.

What a fantastic place for a day hike. Would you like to spend your day in meadows filled with…read morebutterflies hiking under the forest canopy during a thunderstorm. Suddenly near rivulet streams turn into stunning waterfalls and swimming holes. Can't say enough about what I great day I had hiking here early on this week. I'd give this place a 5 star if the students didn't leave all of their trash around under the second dam. How you can just walk away leaving a bunch of empty water bottles and things in this beautiful space blows my mind. Please leave it the way that you found it or better. Untouched in the future.

I've lived in Ithaca all these years and never noticed this short trail (about 2 miles), and it's…read moreright on the Route 13. So easy to access! But it's hard to find it from the road especially coming down south from Ithaca so you should have GPS on to make it easier. The area is owned and managed by Cornell Botanical Gardens. When I went there today, golden rods in the meadow were in full bloom, at the height of its beauty. Trail was short and nice, and it went through the old-growth forest, but be prepared for a mini-workout as the loop descends down to the bottom of the valley then you have to bring yourself back up the hill. There were some ropes for assistance in a couple of places which I thought was a very nice touch. I just watched this short video about old-growth forest and thought it was nice and help me understand what I just saw here https://www.facebook.com/oldgrowthforestnetwork/videos/338154296754072/?t=245