The Ithaca area has some of the finest public golf courses in the Finger Lakes regions. Take a look at this article for some of our favorite golf courses in the area.

Cornell Botanic Gardens is alive with a mature botanic garden, arboretum, and diverse network of nature preserves. It makes Cornell one of the most beautiful campuses anywhere.

Ithaca and the surrounding areas have plenty of interesting festivals for you to enjoy throughout the year, including the Ithaca Festival and Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival. Take a look at this article for more festivals around Ithaca.

When you stay in Ithaca, don't overlook the area's excellent theatre companies. Take a look at this article for information on some the best places to take in a live performance in Ithaca.

Cornell University has a variety of attractions open to the public, and most of them are free. Check out this article for information on some of our favorite places to visit at Cornell.

Ithaca is well-known for it's excellent museums. Take a look at this article to learn more about Ithaca's most interesting museums.

Ithaca and the surrounding areas are filled with scenic waterfalls. (Over 150 falls can be found in the area.) Check our this article for information on a handful of our favorite waterfalls that are close to Ithaca.

Ithaca, New York and the nearby areas have some of the most interesting parks in the state, including Taughannock Falls State Park, Buttermilk Falls State Park, and Robert H. Treman State Park. Check our our article for details on these three fantastic parks.

The Cayuga Lake area has over 25 distinct wineries, and the area produces some of the best wines in the country. Check out our article on a few of our favorite wineries in the Cayuga Lake area for more information.

One of the greatest of New York's Finger Lakes, this lake is used for swimming, boating, fishing, and other outdoor recreational activities.

Cascadilla Creek descends 400 feet from campus to downtown Ithaca. This small area's packed with a variety of forest and creek habitats. You can access a trail through the gorge from the Treman Triangle off of Linn Street in downtown Ithaca.

Cornell Lab of Ornithology brings together scientists, students, and people from all walks of life in the quest to create new knowledge and conserve our shared natural world.

Paddle-N-More is a fun place to get started in kayaking by providing excellent service and creating an enjoyable experience that is both physically and mentally rewarding. Come find out how being active through water-sports can be fun!