Tours in Geneva

Established: 2011 Reservations: Recommended Handicap Accessible: Yes Parking: Parking lot Most popular offering: Finger Lakes wines and craft beer Kid-friendly: Yes Alcohol: Beer and wine only Outdoor Seating: No

Fox Run is situated on the slopes overlooking one of the deepest parts of Seneca Lake -- a winery with fifty acres of vineyards producing a remarkable range of fine, hand-crafted wines. Fox Run Vineyards has become one of the truly great cool-climate wine producers in the Finger Lakes region and the world.

Celebrating 30 years of winemaking at Hunt Country Vineyard, Grape Jam fills patrons with flavorful local wines while live music billows across a panoramic view of the Keuka Lake Valley. Fresh off appearances at this year's Bonnaroo and New Orleans Jazz Fest, the Jamie McLean Band fortifies eardrums with rootsy rock 'n' roll and The Stick Mob and Blue Sky Mission Club pick out bluegrass sounds to an audience of dancers, toe-tappers, and vine elves. Meanwhile, visitors wander the lush, rolling vineyard grounds, fortified by either one complimentary glass of juice or one of Hunt Country's award-winning wines.

We're a farm winery, a regional wine shop and a gourmet market all rolled into one cute little building - great wines and foods and a beautiful view of Cayuga Lake. It's all good!

Hungry for all-American cuisine? Visit Mid-Lakes Navigation for all of your favorite American dishes. Keep your diet in check at Mid-Lakes Navigation, a local restaurant with gluten-free and low-fat menu items. Mid-Lakes Navigation is a great location to host a group dinner. Dine under the sun (or stars) at Mid-Lakes Navigation with their charming outdoor seating. Put the suit away when heading to Mid-Lakes Navigation — dress is casual, as are the vibes. Mid-Lakes Navigation's guests can take advantage of the easy street and lot parking options. An average meal at Mid-Lakes Navigation will set you back about $30.

Preparing explorers for jaunts through the waterways and paths of the historic Erie Canal, the staffers of Erie Canal Boat Company outfit visitors with bicycle, kayak, canoe, pontoon, and paddleboat rentals, as well as appropriate supplies. They lead group and private lessons, teaching tender-footed kayakers the basics of safety and stroke skills for recreational, competitive, or impress-your-favorite-seal's-mom kayaking. They also host weekly paddling clubs and races, as well as annual regattas, and stock a variety of gear at their shop to ensure pioneers are suitably appointed for paddling and pedaling excursions.