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Naples in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Waterfalls. Discover best things to do in Naples with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Naples
1. Grimes Glen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By Paul B
I missed the little sign and turned around before I got there thinking I was going the wrong way when the sign showed Dead End. It was just a little farther. There are three 60' waterfalls there. Picnic tables near the parking area with plenty of trees. The first waterfall, (French Hill Falls) is a very nice waterfall and it's also where the trail ends. To get to Grimes Falls, you have to follow the creek up. Crossing it a couple times walking along the edges. It's well worth the wet feet when you see the falls. The third one I never made it to as you have to follow the climbing ropes over Grimes Falls and follow the creek a little farther and getting over Grimes Falls is a pretty steep climb
2. Hazlitt's Red Cat Cellars
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By kwnike13 - Grand Island, New York
This winery is massive with a great tasting room which is very spacious and comfortable. I was also surprised by the selections of wine they had to offer for tastings. I used to think of this winery as only offering sweet wines but after visiting...MoreThank you so much for stopping in for a tasting. We are so happy to hear you enjoyed our vinifera reds and ciders! Hope you can come back and visit us again soon!
3. Wohlschlegel's Naples Maple Farm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 33 reviews
Wohlschlegel's Naples Maple Farm & Store is nestled a-top the Naples hills in the heart of the Finger Lakes. Our working family run maple farm produces only the finest quality maple products for it's customers from our certified tree farm. Our glacial soils paired with our "state of the art" maple process provide a unique maple flavor. Tours are available year round by appointment. Please call for pricing and availability. Store Hours of Operation: Nov/Dec Sat:10am - 2PM, Sun:1pm - 4pm Please call for additional Store Hours of Operation and availability. We are available most weekday mornings most of the year. If you arrive on our doorstep by chance,we may be out in our sugarbush as we are a WORKING family farm. Ring the Store door bell and/or call us.
Reviewed By sd25m - Canandaigua, New York
Our class visited Wohlschlegel's farm to learn about maple sugaring production. Garry and Bobbi are wonderful people and run a great business. They are very welcoming and have wonderful knowledge about the maple sugaring business. They did a fantastic job explaining the process to our...MoreWe are always happy to share our knowledge with fellow maple lovers! We always learn something new too. Thanks for touring, tasting and taking some maple products home!
4. Bristol Valley Theater
Overall Ratings
5 based on 27 reviews
Bristol Valley Theater presents dynamic professional theater in the heart of the scenic Finger Lakes. Top-notch talent, small town charm! We feature 6 plays and musicals over the course of the summer as well as concerts and other events in the Spring and Fall.
Reviewed By falmouthrn - Falmouth, Maine
We were there of the recent opening night of "Avenue Q" which my son is there preforming in and found it to be a delightful venue for plays. An old church that uses pews for seating, it is a small and intimate setting. That being said, let me assure you although the venue is small, the talent is HUGE!!! Wonderful cast with more talent in one place that you can imagine! Go and enjoy a show if you are in the area!
5. Cumming Nature Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Jerri M - Honeoye, New York
The Cumming Nature Center, part of the Rochester Museum and Science Center, offers outdoor opportunities almost all year long. There are various maintained hiking paths for different abilities and ages. The friendly staff will be glad to answer questions as you get ready for your hikes. There is a Heated Visitor Center with displays of wildlife and artwork .Bathrooms are available for your use. Programs are offered various times of the year...you can see them on their website. Trails are open for cross country skiing and snowshoeing during January, February, and March. (Skies and snowshoes are available for rent.) These trails are monitored by Ski Patrols who are very eager to offer help. "Maple Sugar Weekends" demonstrate how the pioneers made maple syrup and you can enjoy breakfast while you are there . (There is a seperate charge for the meal) You can also enroll your children in various summer programs....including bussing from Rochester, NY. A gem in the hills of Honeoye/Naples.
6. Ontario County Park at Gannett Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By ChuckAtlanta - Atlanta
A lovely park, with a couple of pavilions with indoor tables, kitchen facilities, lots of grass for the kids to play, and two outdoor charcoal grills. We had about 40 there for a reunion, with a constant supply of food done on the grills and in the kitchen by willing hands. It was an ideal location for such an event. Even a shower in the mid afternoon didn't slow things down, because there was plenty of room inside!
7. Arbor Hill Grapery & Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By tammys4224
Stopped here, have read many great reviews about this winery. Was not disappointed. Met with, I believe, the daughter of the owner of winery. She was very friendly and inviting. She explained how they achieved the flavors of their wines. Also shared the story behind the Rhine Street wine labels, very interesting. $3 for 6 tastes (applied to purchase of 2 wine bottles) but we had a wine trail passport (can get from any winery on the Canandaigua trail for $10) so our tasting was free.
8. Inspire Moore Winery & Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Inspire Moore is a winery that seeks to embody the true characteristics of the vineyards in which the wine is developed, to express the true passion and artistry of the farmers who cultivate the flavors. Our business is all about sustainability. We are a boutique winery producing a few thousand cases a year, composed of aromatic varietal whites, vintage driven varietal reds, ice wine & blends that are defined by small lot production.Our winemaking is focused on premium vineyard driven Finger Lakes wines. Inspire Moore produces over 12 different wines, including Riesling, Gruner Veltliner, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir, and recently our award-winning 'Best of NY state' Blaufrankisch to name a few.
Reviewed By Travelpapi153 - Rochester, New York
My wife and I were very impressed with the grounds, the buildings and the view. This location has a full service restaurant on the grounds in a beautiful turn of the century house with wrap around porch--views of the historic village of Naples and the...MoreThank you so much for your wonderful comments and nice impressions of our winery/cafe. We love to hear from people like yourself who take the time to share the positive feelings Inspire Moore left them with. Cheers!
9. Monica's Pies
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Wally E - Saratoga Springs, New York, United States
Naples is a lovely community with a number of worthy places to explore. But it is about grapes. Even the fire hydrants are purple. And, perhaps especially, it is about grape pie. If you haven't tried it, you must. Yes, there is more than one place to get grape pie in Napes, and we tried two of them. Both good. But Monica's is the one we went back to a second time. Delicious! Monica's has other kinds of pie, too, but really, you gotta try grape at least once. There also are jams and other related items. We especially like the purple raspberry jam. Brought extra home with us.
10. Parish Glen / Conklin Gully
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By justmyoppinion1 - Naples, New York
Smaller than grimes glen in naples, this gully is still just as beautiful. Great for familys to enjoy. I suggest hiking only as far as you are comfortable with, because the steep walls and the falls are a bit dangerous. The hike is in the creek so be prepared to get wet and a little dirty. Hike with someone else to be safe. It has been a while since I last hiked here, probably 5 years, but I drive past the area often.
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