Bristol Mountain
The highest vertical between the Adirondacks and the Rockies — skiing and riding in winter, aerial adventures and lift-served views in summer.
The area
A winery, brewery and bakery are within walking distance. Skiing, lake beaches, gorge trails and grape pie are all a short drive away. Here is how we'd spend a few days.
The highest vertical between the Adirondacks and the Rockies — skiing and riding in winter, aerial adventures and lift-served views in summer.
Boat launches, sandy beaches and lakeside dining along one of the prettiest of the Finger Lakes.
A winery, brewery and bakery are steps from the door, with dozens more along the Canandaigua and Keuka wine trails.
Grape pie, antiques, cafes and the Naples Grape Festival every September.
Hiking at Ontario County Park, Grimes Glen and Letchworth-caliber gorge trails nearby.
Premier courses, the Ontario Pathways trail and quiet country roads for cycling.
6 minutes away
The highest vertical between the Adirondacks and the Rockies. Winter skiing and riding, summer aerial adventures, lift-served hikes, and one of the most-booked wedding venues in the Finger Lakes — all a six-minute drive from the front porch.

138 skiable acres, 1,200 ft vertical, night skiing and a full rental shop plus ski & ride school for first-timers.
Visit siteFour aerial ropes courses and ziplines through the treetops — a favorite for families and groups in summer and fall.
Visit siteMountain-top ceremonies and lodge receptions. Guest blocks at the farmhouse sleep 8, which makes it a natural base for the wedding party.
Visit siteLift rides over peak color in late September and October, with valley views clear to Canandaigua Lake.
Visit siteWalking distance to 20 minutes
A winery, brewery and bakery are within walking distance of the house, and the Canandaigua and Keuka wine trails put dozens more within a short drive.

Naples-area tasting rooms pouring Finger Lakes Riesling, Cabernet Franc and the region's famous Red Cat blend.
Small-batch taprooms with patios facing the hills — an easy walk or a five-minute drive.
A loop of family-run wineries around Canandaigua Lake, most within 20–30 minutes of the farmhouse.
Visit siteDr. Konstantin Frank, Heron Hill and Bully Hill sit on the bluffs about 40 minutes south — a classic day trip.
Visit siteFinger Lakes hard cider and craft spirits producers dot the routes between Naples and Canandaigua.
12 minutes away
One of the prettiest of the Finger Lakes, with public beaches, boat launches, lakeside dining and a summer season that runs from May well into October.

Sandy swimming beach, kayak rentals and lawn space right at the north end of the lake.
Lakeside beach plus upland hiking trails and waterfalls, about 15 minutes north of the house.
Half- and full-day rentals from the Canandaigua waterfront — book ahead on summer weekends.
The New York Wine & Culinary Center, Nolan's on Canandaigua Lake and the pier's casual spots.
10 to 40 minutes
Waterfalls, glens and ridge-top overlooks. Pack boots — several of the best hikes in the region are within half an hour.

Wade upstream to two waterfalls in Naples. Short, shaded and a summer favorite with kids.
The 'Jump Off' overlook — the highest point in the county, with sunset views across the valley.
Wildlife management area and Finger Lakes Trail spurs starting minutes from the driveway.
The region's iconic gorge walk, about an hour and fifteen south — worth the drive.
Visit siteThe 'Grand Canyon of the East', roughly an hour west via Route 20A.
Visit site10 minutes away
Grape pie country. Naples is a small village with an outsized food scene, antique shops and one of the best fall festivals in New York.

The original grape pie, plus seasonal fruit pies to take back to the farmhouse kitchen.
Late September: grape pie contest, crafts and live music in the middle of the village.
Coffee, fresh bread and breakfast sandwiches within walking distance of the house.
Summer produce, cheese and maple syrup from growers along Route 21.
15 to 45 minutes
Plenty to do when the weather turns or when you want a slower day.

Two well-regarded courses within 15–20 minutes, both open to the public.
Professional summer theater in Naples, a ten-minute drive away.
Victorian gardens and a historic estate in Canandaigua, open May through October.
About 45 minutes: the Strong National Museum of Play, George Eastman Museum and the public market.
Slides and wave pool in Canandaigua — an easy win with kids in July and August.
About 45 minutes from Rochester (ROC), 1 hour 15 from Buffalo and 1 hour 30 from Syracuse. Free parking on the premises for multiple cars.
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