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The Nannen Arboretum is part of the Cornell University cooperative Extension Home Grounds and Community Horticulture educational program. it is a non-profit, volunteer based organization dedicated to providing home garden and natural resource education, test plots for research, and an opportunity for nature appreciation and leisure. The 8 acre site, open year round, is a sanctuary for hundreds of trees, shrubs, perennial flowers, herbs and nature walks. It also includes a Japanese meditation garden, a pond with a fish, and 2 wonderful locations for wedding ceremonies and outdoor educational events at the Chapman Nature Sanctuary and the Northrup Nature Hall. Admission is free; donations are greatfully accepted. |
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Take this beautiful historic walking tour around our progressive village that cherishes our past. Click here for a guided brochure |
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Just 12 mile south of Ellicottville, this 65,000 acre park offers excellent facilities for both summer and winter recreation. The 3rd largest state park in the country! Camping, swimming, hiking, biking, hunting & fishing, cross country skiing and snowmobiling. |
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Just minutes south of Ellicottville. Selling Alpaca's , yarn , hand crafted Alpaca wear and Gift Items. |
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A summer center that encompasses the arts, education, religion, and recreation. Chautauqua Institution is dedicated to the exploration of the best in human values and to the enrichment of life! |
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East Otto Country Associates is a diverse group living in Northern Cattaraugus County, one hour south of Buffalo, New York. We take pride in the quality of the products which we make and grow ourselves. We seek to promote the economic growth of our rural area by providing these aesthetically pleasing goods to the public. |
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Last Call to see the birds! Gooseneck Hill Waterfowl Sanctuary is having a "Changing Feathers Country Music Festival" on Sunday September 19 from 2-5 PM. Music will be provided by "Strawberry Jam" with Liz Boberg, Pete Boberg and Gene Hilts on Steel Guitar and Friends. Food will be provided by "The Shop" $6/Meal with Fries: Pulled Pork Sandwich, Beef on Kaiser, Shrimp in the Basket, Chicken Fingers, and Veggie Platter. Chinese Auction Silent Auction. See 400 ducks, geese and swans from all over the world, 39 species in all their changing beautiful colors. See all the beautiful leaves of the Cattaragus Hills!
5067 Lindsley, Townline Road, West Valley
Directions: Take Rt. 219 to Springville, Left on Rt. 39 to Rt. 240 South, Left on Gooseneck Rd., Right on Riceville Rd., Left on Lindsley Rd. To Gooseneck Hill Waterfowl Sanctuary
Gooseneck Hill Waterfowl Sanctuary, a family owned, not-for-profit, 501c3 organization, located in northeastern Cattaraugus County, 45 minutes south of Buffalo, New York. Turn off stress and turn on Cattaraugus County's best kept secret. If you love animals, you will love Gooseneck Hill. Where can you observe over 350 waterfowl, over 24 exotic species and feed them out of your hand? Where can you see singing, dancing swans that fly 100 m.p.h.? Would you like to save the NeNe Geese, the only endangered geese, that are native to Hawaii? OUR MISSION:To protect waterfowl in a natural habitat and foster the preservation of endangered species. To promote community: appreciation, awareness, acceptance and education in order to preserve and conserve waterfowl. Gooseneck Hill is open Sundays from July 5 to August 30 from 2-5 PM and anytime for groups or buses of 15 or more. Cost is $7 & $5 for Seniors & Child. The tour includes: a humorous, educational slide show, adult puppet and parrot show, gift shop (1,000 items) and hand feed the 350 birds and 1,000 koi fish. |
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The Griffis Sculpture Park, founded in 1966, is the first and largest sculpture park in the country. The park features a variety of natural habitats including forests, ponds, wetlands, and alpine meadows. Within this breathtaking landscape are more that 225 monumental sculptures by local, national, and international artists. Hike miles of beautiful trails and interact with unique works of art like never before. The Griffis Sculpture Park is also an arts in education interactive learning environment where students of all ages experience the arts in a way not found anywhere else. |
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Storybook English Cottage, complete with English Gardens. Open all year. For tours, elegant afternoon tea, retreats, photo backdrop and lots more. A personalized "experience" -- not commercialized! Reservations required. Visit Lana's The Little House website for further details of this handcrafted treasure on 21 enchanting acres. |
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Mager Mountain Alpaca Farm and the So Soft Gift Shop are the longest established alpaca business in the area. The store boasts the largest variety of Alpaca products including apparel of the highest quality and items for the budget minded. Open Saturdays and Sundays from 10AM to 6PM until fall. Only 15 Min. from Ellicottville. Touch the animals, touch the products and you too will say, “Oh! It’s So Soft!” Open all day Christmas Eve! |
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Raising North American Bison (grassfed). Selling fresh bison meat. Burgers, steaks, & roasts. Tours offered by appointment only. We also produce & sell maple syrup! |
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Championship 18 Hole Miniature Golf Course and Driving Range on the Lake. Our Putt-Putt Golf Course was created by a group of local landscapers to showcase their talent. With a combination of natural grass, floral, shrubs, water, and hand laid stone they constructed a course that is as pleasing to look at as it is to play on! Open 9am - Dark from Memorial Day - Labor Day. Practice your Swing on our Driving Range on the Lake! Rates: Miniature Golf: $5.00/person Bucket of Balls (small): $3.00 Bucket of Balls (large): $5.00 Situated beside a private 20 acre lake our log cabins offer the comfort of home in a get-away setting. Including a fully equipped kitchen and bath, 2 bedrooms, living room, and private porch, our cabins can comfortably sleep up to 4 people. Ideal for hunting and fishing trips too. |
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Quaint Fall Village and Cider Mill featuring acres of pumpkins, corn maze, pony rides, hayrides and farm animals. Numerous shops.Seasonal. Baked goods and pastries. BBQ and outdoor restaurant on site. Cider mill and farm tours for groups by appointment. |
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