The Trail is comprised of five member wineries, and is 30 miles long stretching from Victor, NY to Naples, NY. While it is the smallest wine trail in the Finger Lakes it still provides award-winning wines to sample, plus a variety of experiences to be enjoyed in Ontario County.

In 2022, the Trail launched an enhanced, mobile Wine Tasting Passport. This passport allows visitors to gain special access to exclusive discounts, free wine tastings, and more! It’s the best way visitors can try before they buy.

We have one key mission at Canandaigua Sailboard–connect you to nature through exceptional experiences. Whether you’re looking to take a light tour around the Finger Lakes, enjoy a calm and refreshing yoga class, want to get up on a wakefoil, or are simply looking to kayak to Skenoh Island and back.

The Canandaigua City Pier may be best described as the place where Main Street meets the water in Canandaigua. The City Pier has been serving boaters, fishermen, and sightseers for over 150 years. Around eighty Historic Boathouses are situated on three fingers on the west side of the pier. Their history takes them from Steamboats, to Railroads, to near demolition to historic designation protection. Today these functional boathouses are among the most photographed spots in Canandaigua. Take a walk or a short scenic drive down the City Pier. Located adjacent to Kershaw Park and the New York Kitchen. The Canandaigua City Pier is photo ready with breath-taking views, unique festivals and historic boat houses. Snap away!