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Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, with 104 acres and four miles of trails provides a unique environment for the showcasing of art by emerging and established artists in natural and gallery settings. For more information, click here.

CAZENOVIA TRAILS

The Cazenovia Preservation Foundation maintains 8 miles of trails that include old railroad routes and woods trails. Also, check out GoCaz.com for great spots for all your favorite outdoors activities including biking, fishing, and snow-shoeing.

CHITTENANGO FALLS

Standing at the same height as Niagara Falls, Chittenango falls is a beautiful site to see. Open from dawn until dusk, visitors can view the falls, picnic in the park, and hike the trails surrounding them.

PUBLIC SWIMMING

Cazenovia Lake is a little slice of heaven in upstate New York. Public swimming is available at both Gypsy Bay on the south end of the lake and Lakeland Park just off of Main Street

This stunning historic mansion, Lorenzo State Historic Site, previously owned by Cazenovia founder, John Lincklaen situated on the southernmost end of Cazenovia lake. The grounds are perfect for walking in the warmer months and cross-country skiing in the winter. Superbly maintained it is a great spot to relax and soak in the beauty.

Four Seasons is a mini golf, driving range, soccer cages, batting cages, skiing, tubing, parties, golf and ski lessons.  We've been teaching folks to ski for 50 years and have developed Learn-to-Ski Programs based on skier's abilities.  Learn to ski at your own pace at Four Seasons, from the folks who taught Mom and Dad to ski. 

If you are looking to explore the lake on a kayak, check out Morse Rentals for great prices and excellent service.

CAMPING

Check out the Lebanon Reserve Campgrounds, a family campground offering swimming, fishing and boating on Lebanon reservoir. Tent site, full hookup sites and cabin rentals. Planned activities, mini golf and mining sluice.

As a local non-profit, The Haven at Skanda cares for ducks, chickens, goats, horses, donkeys and more. They invite you to come visit and see the wonderful rescue work they are performing. Check out the video of how it all began here.

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