The original lighthouse was constructed here in 1873, a wooden pyramid-shaped tower at the end of a…read morepier that extended 880 feet into Lake Ontario. It was 32 feet tall and was topped by a lantern. An old photograph shows it had a black base and white upper half. In 1930 or so, with not much commerce here to protect, the lighthouse was relocated to the grounds of the Olcott Yacht Club. It remained there until 1963 when it was dismantled. This new replica was constructed in 2003 based on those photographs. A full scale replica, it remains today on the shore and not on a pier. The interior is open with the ground floor a bunch of displays with some historic photos and a lot of brochures of Olcott area accommodations and attractions. [Review 1416 of 2024 - 420 in New York - 22439 overall]

Along New York 18 at the intersection with Transit Road, this marker points out where the explorer…read moreJoseph Ellicott (1760-1826) ended his northern journey. Hired in 1797 by the Holland Land Company to survey what became known as the Holland Purchase, he laid out the townships of this new land including what became Batavia New York (where he is buried) and in 1804, the Village of Buffalo. The town of Ellicott New York, among other places, is named for him. The marker reads, "Site of Stone Marking the Northernmost Point of the Transit Surveyed by Joseph Ellicott. Site of Stone Marking the Northernmost Point of the Transit Surveyed by Joseph Ellicott c. 1800 for the Holland Land Company." The marker was erected in 1985 by the Town of Newfane Historical Society. [Review 1414 of 2024 - 418 in New York - 22437 overall]

$5 Admission that goes towards fruit picked, and trust me, you'll use it! Clean, quiet and trees…read morefull of beautiful fruit. The folks that work there are lovely. I'll definitely go back for other fruit picking. The prices are unbeatable, and even better, the fruit delicious!

I came to Kappus Farms on the Fourth of July for some cherry picking with my family. Upon arrival,…read moreparking was very easy. They charge a $5/person entry fee but apply that to the cherries you purchase. They have both sour and sweet cherries, but the sour ones were a bit too tart for my taste. The trees had plenty of cherries on them and they were so delicious and sweet. The staff was very friendly when we were checking out. I definitely recommend cherry picking at Kappus Farms! It's such a fun experience to do with family or friends and it's relatively inexpensive.

Food - we only ordered nachos with salsa and cheese dip to go with our wine flight. They do offer…read morehot pretzel with cheese dip and charcuterie board. Wine tasting is 4 flights for $10. You can even try some meads or wine slushies in this 4. I prefer the sweet white wine. There were some very good ones, especially the reisling. My friend prefers reds. There were fewer to pick from. But he did like what he tasted. Service is friendly and prompt. Ambiance - you can sit at the bar or at tables. Lots of wine related items on sale. I liked the woodsy look. There is outdoor seating, but it doesn't face much greenery, or any grapevines. Located in Burt, very close to Lake Ontario. You could make a picnic out of buying a bottle of wine and some cheese and crackers from their "deli" to take with you.

My husband and I came for the Holiday Happening event. We had a great time! We have been to this…read morewinery many times before and always enjoy it. They have cheese and chocolate tastings if you so choose, as well as a popcorn machine which they serve out for free. The staff is very kind and friendly. We had our daughter with us and they all interacted with her and were super welcoming! Their wine is very good too, with a variety of dry and sweet for every palate!

Typical winery that charges for tasting samples. Main problem was that the samples were so small…read morethat you really couldn't taste the wine. The story about the haunted mansion was not very believable and corny. Bottom line, not worth the time and money.

This is a must stop winery for anyone interested in haunted paranormal activities. They were…read morevisited by Ghost Hunters & featured on Most Terrifying Places in America. Believe these things or not, it's fun to hear the stories. When there we heard one about things happening on Thursdays at 3:00 and yes, that's when we were there! Seeing the name of their wifi was 'Thursdayatthree' made me realize the story wasn't just because that was when we were there. I'm not a huge fan of their wines. A bit to sweet for my taste but that's personal preference. And their tastings are a bit small but still worth the experience. 2025-90

This is one of the coolest places I didn't know existed, and is totally worth the drive! My son…read moreLOVES cows, and he had the best time here. He unfortunately made a couple cows run a little in fear, because he ran up to them and screamed (with happiness) but they didn't know! He was able to 'lean' against the cows and give them pets (that's how he likes to show affection). It was super muddy but we wore our rubber rain boots so we were good! I recommend dressing for mud, no matter the season or temperature! The animals are all rescued, so they are enjoying their new found freedom and love. One cow was blind, and she stole my heart! They have a variety of other animals- goats, sheep, chickens, etc. We had a wonderful time, and we didn't want to leave, but we were tired and I thought the animals needed a break from my son =D. Visit if you can, or donate to them so they can continue to provide care for these retired and/or rescued animals.

A nice scenic cruise around West Toronto starting at Stackt Market and meeting some people with the…read moresame energetic vibes makes for a memorable and fun afternoon! Pedal Captain Andrew and safety guide Alex really took care of us and Andrew was an amazing hype man! We had a blast! The inital fee is just for the transportation and awesome entertainment going around the city. But being a part of the Pedal Party you get great discounts at the bars you stop at, including the Blue Moon that you start at. They ask that you arrive 30mins early but if you complete your waiver online you can get there around 5-10mins ahead. But come early if you're keen on having a few pints at Blue Moon with the discounted rate before your Pedal and chat with your new crew. You won't be going back to your starting point but you'll end up a bar where you can take your time and enjoy good company. This was a great way to meet new people and check out bars I'd normally wouldn't step into unless I happened to be in the area Googling. I highly recommend this for any occasion! Pedal safe, party hard! TIP: Helmet is optional but you'll HAVE to wear it the whole time if you ask for one. Bring some cash to tip the crew! But you can also scan a QR code to pay them online.

Took the Pedal Pub tour with Evan tonight. To start we were late getting there but Lyle was…read moreawesome to get us set up. Then we couldn't be happier with our Dr

Tour date was 6/15. Steve was fantastic, great energy, had a lot of history to share on the falls,…read moreand did a great job keeping the group together. I really like how the folks who organized the tour make it a point to talk to all the folks in the group to try and get to know where everyone is from and a little about the family. It felt personable and not like you're another body on their tour but that they genuinely want to know where their "guests " are from; not just another customer. I would recommend their tour to anyone looking to do one. Maid of the mist was the coolest experience! What a view of all the falls. Would recommend a camera with a handle of some sort. Horseshoe falls was windy and wet! I was worried about dropping my phone. A lot of people start pushing to get to the railing of the ship. Not everyone on the boat is from your tour group. We got on the boat and stood by the side rail of the boat to get the view. My son and I were standing there by ourselves and people start filling in. As you get close to the falls people push you out of the way to try and squeeze in to get their photo. We were literally pushed out of the way. Hence the reason I was worried about dropping my phone. Cave of the winds also an experience but not what I was expecting. Maybe I didn't do my research but, I thought it was something different. The staircase down to the falls was pretty cool, you really get a glimpse of how powerful the falls are. You're right up there next to the American fall, it was very wet and windy. I got a little nervous, if you drop anything, it's gone. Hard to take pictures with hurricane force winds and the amount of water coming at you. Definitely suggest a camera with some sort of a handle or something. Saw a certificate in a gift shop that said I survived the hurricane winds of cave of the winds...had I have known it was going to be what it was I might have chosen not to do this part of the tour. But at the same time it was a pretty cool experience. I have no regrets doing it, just wasn't expecting to get blasted and soaked by the falls!

If I could give a zero, I would!…read more I had the same experience as another customer with this company! When I presented my tickets, I was told that my tickets would not be honored and I would need to purchase new ones! The worst part is that the tickets I purchased by this scam company were $25 more! I paid this trash company almost twice as much! I booked them through Viator and Viator needs to do a better job of vetting their contractors. I have contacted my credit card company, disputing the charge! Do not use this company, at least for Niagara Falls Maid of the Mist boat ride.....go through Maid of the Midst directly!!!! Total disappointment with this company!