ein Tag / 506 Meilen / 16 Stunden 52 Minuten
The Great Lakes Seaway Trail byway parallels the St. Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes in New York and Pennsylvania. This adventure includes Niagara Falls; 1000 Islands; 29 lighthouses; War of 1812, farm, and nature sites; welcoming harbors, world-class sportfishing, bridges/ferries to/from Canada, and the Seaway Trail Discovery Center.
Tag 1
9:00 - 46.5 Meilen / eine Stunde 33 Minuten - 10:33
Located near his birthplace in the 1000 Islands area of New York, the Frederic Remington Art Museum showcases the life and works of Frederic Remington. See oil paintings, bronze sculptures, watercolors, and drawings as well as personal artifacts.
12:03 - 35.6 Meilen / eine Stunde 11 Minuten - 13:14
Looking like it dropped straight from the shores of Germany's Rhine River, Boldt Castle is a magnificent six-story island castle in the heart of the Thousand Islands area. In 1900, a millionaire by the name of George C. Boldt went to work building a castle with over 120 rooms for his wife, Louise. Yet the fantasy castle was not to be. When Louise died shortly after the work commenced, George lost all interest in the castle and it was abandoned.
Seventy years later, the Thousand Islands Bridge Authority acquired the property and restored and improved the structure. The first level of the castle is now a museum, filled with exhibits dedicated to the lives of George and Louise Boldt and the development of the Thousand Island region.15:14 - 11.1 Meilen / 22 Minuten - 15:36
The original Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse was built here in 1822 and is the second oldest lighthouse on the Great Lakes. Nearly 200 years after it was built, the lighthouse was restored and converted to a museum. Many historic structures still exist on the same grounds as this lighthouse in Rochester.
16:36 - 68.3 Meilen / 2 Stunden 16 Minuten - 18:53
Find lodgings in Rochester for your second night.
18:53 - 19.3 Meilen / 38 Minuten - 19:31
Fort Ontario State Historic Site
Fort Ontario has played many changing roles throughout history,
and through a series of wars. Over the course of the French and
Indian War and the Revolutionary War, Fort Ontario was built and
destroyed several times. Beginning as a simple log stockade, the
fort evolved into its current star shape during the decades after
the War of 1812. From 1944 to 1946, the fort also housed refugees
from the WWII Holocaust.
The fort features living history exhibits, including an array of
historical information and artifacts.20:16 - 196.8 Meilen / 6 Stunden 33 Minuten - 15:50
Chautauqua-Lake Erie Wine Trail
This 20-mile trail runs through the vineyards along Lake Erie, world leading producers of Concord grapes. Several wineries offer tours.
18:50 - 128.5 Meilen / 4 Stunden 16 Minuten - 12:07