The Almond Rod and Gun Club will be sending 12 youths to the Department of Environmental Conservation’s Rushford Environmental Education Camp this summer.
Part of a dream came to fruition Friday when the Genesee River Wilds, Inc. committee officially cut the ribbon on the first Genesee River Access Park.
The Upper Genesee Trail, an effort of Wellsville-based non-profit organization Allegany Trails, Inc., continues to grow in Allegany County.
Shortly after the sun rises Saturday, June 2, 75 simultaneous hikes will begin across New York state, as the Finger Lakes Trail celebrates its 50th birthday with a one-day collective trip spanning over 550 miles.
The Alfred State College Pioneer Woodsmen Club is hosting the second-ever Pioneer Games this Saturday, April 14. The Pioneer Games feature a variety of woodsmen competitions, ranging from axe throwing to log rolls to a number of different sawing events.
An attraction that draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, the Grand Canyon of the East offers scores of scenic vistas as the Genesee River cuts through the 17-mile long park.
With a mixture of state and federal grant money, the Hornell City School District and the City of Hornell will install a new 20-station fit trail along the walking trail at Veterans Memorial Park on James Street.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is currently accepting applications for its 2012 Summer Camp Program, including at Camp Rushford in Allegany County.
Vacationers might not seem like a latent force capable of transforming the lands they visit into better corners of the earth, but that’s exactly what Tom Snyder envisions.
