Livingston County has long been known for its local food scene, taking full advantage of the region’s agricultural roots for farm-to-table fare that’s as fresh as it gets. Pair that with the county’s growing number of breweries and local watering holes, and LivCo leaves little for any visiting…
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Located at 4 Battle Street in Dansville, New York, Battle Street Brewery occupies a historic train depot that was transformed into a modern brewery in 2017. In 1870, the Dansville and Mount Morris Railroad began operation, a 15-mile standard-gauge short-line that ran independently until it was sold…
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GET TO KNOW OUR LOCAL ARTISANS Artists who sell at local gift shops embody the spirit of community and creativity. They craft unique, handmade items—like soap, mittens, aprons, or pottery—that reflect local culture and personal artistry. Selling locally provides them with a platform to reach a wider…
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DURING WINTERTIME, LETCHWORTH STATE PARK OFFERS LIMITED VEHICLE ACCESS, BUT IT REMAINS OPEN FOR VISITORS TO ENJOY ITS FROZEN BEAUTY. Night hiking is a unique and exhilarating way to experience the park. Unlike daytime treks, hiking after dark immerses adventurers in a quieter, often more mysterious…
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Enjoy the comforts of home with the flexibility of travel. Book a stay at these short-term rentals that offer privacy, unique spaces, local charm, full kitchens, and authentic experiences. GENESEO, NEW YORK Relax and unwind on Conesus Lake with stunning lakefront views, top-of-the-line amenities, a…
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SPEND A DAY TRIP ALONG ONE OF LIVCO’S MOST SCENIC ROUTES A perfect blend of outdoor beauty, local charm, and delicious food—a day along Route 36 is an ideal way to explore the rural heart of Livingston County in upstate New York. This itinerary covers the stretch between Leicester and Dansville…
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RETREAT TO A PLACE THAT SUPPORTS YOUR DESIRE FOR REJUVENATION Livingston County has a rich history as a wellness destination, starting with Dansville’s establishment as a health resort in the 1800s, when travelers flocked to the region for the popular-at-the-time water cure. Today, for visitors…
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