Self-guided audio tour of the Finger Lakes — Ithaca to Watkins Glen

• Text transcripts for the audio narration & a self-paced format allowing you to start, pause, and resume at any time • Downloadable or streamable pre-recorded audio commentary • A GPS-enabled, self-guided audio tour accessible via an app • Lifetime access without expiration, along with customer support (chat/email) • This does not serve as admission to any attraction or site • Recommended walking/driving itinerary with detailed stop-by-stop directions • Offline route map enabled with GPS • There is no physical guide or equipment provided (participants must supply their own device and headphones)

• Admission charges, on-site guide, audio devices, transportation, parking fees, meals, internet access, or equipment rentals.

• Nearby public transportation options are available. • Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness. • Access Instructions: After confirming your booking, you will receive an email and text message containing setup instructions and a password (search for "audio tour" in your emails and texts). • Download the dedicated tour application by Action. • Use the password provided via email and text to access the app. • It is essential to download the tour while connected to a strong Wi-Fi or cellular network. • The tour functions offline after the initial download. • To begin the tour: Open Action’s audio tour guide app upon your arrival at the site. • If only one tour is available, start it. • If there are multiple versions, select the one corresponding to your planned starting point and direction. • Proceed to the designated starting location, as there will be no guide present. This is a self-guided tour. Once at the first story's location, the audio will start automatically. Follow the audio instructions to reach the next story, which will also play automatically. Hands-free exploration is encouraged. If audio problems arise, contact support. Adhere to the tour route and speed regulations for an optimal experience. • Enjoy travel flexibility: Utilize the tour app anytime, any day, and over multiple days. Begin and pause the tour as desired, allowing for breaks and additional exploration at your own pace. Skip sections you are not interested in or delve into extra content that intrigues you. • Money-saving tip: For driving tours, only one tour needs to be purchased for everyone in the vehicle. • New, lifetime access with no expiration. Reuse it anytime and on any trips as often as you wish. • Audio Setup: Connect your device to your car's stereo using Bluetooth, USB, or AUX for audio playback. For walking tours, wearing headphones is recommended for the best experience. Audio playback supports Apple CarPlay, and navigation features will be available soon. Android Auto support is also coming. • A compatible mobile device is required for navigation. Please ensure you have an iPhone with iOS 15 or newer, an Android device with Android 9 or newer, or an iPad/tablet with GPS and cellular capability.

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• A scenic drive along the western edge of Cayuga Lake, leading through vineyards, waterfalls, and picturesque lakeside communities. This route is considered one of the most relaxing drives in the Finger Lakes, showcasing stunning water views at each curve. • A nature preserve located near Ithaca that offers wooded paths, interactive displays, and a six-story TreeTops Treehouse. It provides a serene setting to learn about local wildlife and explore the Finger Lakes' forests. • Features one of the tallest single-drop waterfalls east of the Rockies, cascading 215 feet into a dramatic gorge. Accessible trails and scenic viewpoints make this a key stop along Cayuga Lake. • An impressive lookout point situated above the 215-foot waterfall, providing a striking aerial view into the gorge. It is the simplest way to appreciate the full scale of Taughannock Falls without the need for hiking. • A peaceful area of wetlands adjacent to Cayuga Lake, teeming with birdlife and seasonal flora. This marshland serves as a crucial habitat for herons, ducks, and migrating birds while offering serene lakeside vistas. • A lakeside winery on Cayuga Lake recognized for its refined cool-climate wines, particularly Riesling and Cabernet Franc. With views of the vineyards and a comfortable tasting area, it is a scenic stop on the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail. • A well-known winery on Cayuga Lake celebrated for its award-winning Rieslings and robust reds. Featuring vineyard views, a vibrant tasting room, and an on-site restaurant, it is an inviting location along the Cayuga Lake Wine Trail. • A tranquil, wooded preserve overlooking Cayuga Lake, with gentle trails through hardwood forests and meadows. It is an ideal location for a short hike, birdwatching, and enjoying beautiful lake views. • A lakeside park located at the northern end of Cayuga Lake that offers swimming, boating, and shaded picnic areas. With campsites and serene shoreline perspectives, it is a pleasant stop in the Finger Lakes region. • A historic canal connecting Cayuga and Seneca Lakes to the Erie Canal. Once essential for trade and transportation, it is now favored for boating, fishing, and picturesque waterfront views. • A historic town in the Finger Lakes recognized as the birthplace of the women’s rights movement. Located along the Cayuga–Seneca Canal, Seneca Falls combines rich history with charming waterfront streets and small-town character. • This important historic site commemorates the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention, the first gathering for women's rights in the U.S. Through the Wesleyan Chapel and associated landmarks, it honors the movement that transformed American history. • The smallest of the Finger Lakes, Canadice Lake is tranquil, undeveloped, and exceptionally natural. With wooded shores and limited access, it provides picturesque scenes and a genuine return to nature. • A lively lakeside city at the northern tip of Seneca Lake, recognized for its wine culture, waterfront parks, and historic charm. Geneva blends the beauty of the Finger Lakes with bustling restaurants, shops, and cultural venues. • A spacious park along the waterfront in Geneva that offers lake access, picnic facilities, and a marina. Featuring walking paths and expansive views of Seneca Lake, it is a calming location to relax in the Finger Lakes. • A stunning 19th-century stone castle overlooking Seneca Lake in Geneva. Now functioning as a hotel, winery, and event space, Belhurst combines historic allure with sweeping views of the lake in the heart of the Finger Lakes. • The largest and deepest of the Finger Lakes, extending over 35 miles through vineyard-laden hills. Renowned for its top-tier wineries and beautiful shoreline towns, Seneca Lake is central to the region's wine industry. • A family-operated winery located on the west side of Seneca Lake, known for its estate-grown Rieslings and warm ambiance. With scenic vineyard vistas and a farm-to-table