A geological spectacle of enormous rock formations in Western New York State
Scenic Drives & Views
Cattaraugus County, New York, is a hidden gem for lovers of scenic drives and breathtaking vistas. Winding country roads lead travelers through rolling hills, vibrant forests, and charming small towns that capture the spirit of Western New York.
For panoramic views, don’t miss the drive through Allegany State Park, where tree-covered hills stretch as far as the eye can see, especially stunning at sunrise or sunset. The Amish Trail offers a peaceful drive through lush countryside dotted with horse-drawn buggies and hand-crafted roadside stands.
Whether you’re chasing fall colors or just enjoying the tranquility of nature, Cattaraugus County’s scenic drives provide endless opportunities for discovery and relaxation.
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A National Natural Landmark of old-growth forest and gorge with trails in the Zoar Valley area
A local landmark of geologic interest which is located in Rock City State Forest and is accessible in the spring, summer, and fall by vehicle, and…
Hunter Hill Farm (HHF) is a charming, rustic farmhouse Bed & Breakfast, perfect for couples, business travelers, and those celebrating…
A non-profit, volunteered based organization dedicated to providing home garden and natural resource education, test plots for research, and an…
With over 65,000 acres, this is the largest state park in New York State and is open year 'round with a multitude of outdoor activities for every…
Get ready to tour the countryside by peddling along the railroad, a forested 6-mile round-trip journey with Rev Rail's rail bike experience.
A resort in Western NY for mountain biking, skiing, snowboarding, hiking, golfing, zipline adventure park and more!
A majestic geological spectacle of enormous rock formations and is often referred to as the Eighth Wonder of the World.
Interact with sculptures in the woods, fields and by ponds on over 400 acres at America's largest and oldest sculpture park
The Zoar Valley Parking Area on North Otto Road has access to the Cattaraugus Creek.
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