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Located in the Finger Lakes Region of New York State, the Trumansburg area is the proud home of Taughannock Falls State Park, is situated near Cayuga and Seneca Lakes, and is an easy drive to Ithaca — home to Cornell University and Ithaca College. The Trumansburg area offers a unique opportunity for visitors to enjoy a variety of cultural activities while immersed within the natural beauty and landscape of the Finger Lakes.
The Village of Trumansburg has a small town, upbeat atmosphere that welcomes locals and visitors alike to stop by for a day or to stay for awhile. Main Street (Route 96) is a unique blend of historical and contemporary architecture, with its diversity of shops and services. The Village provides an assortment of restaurants, a weekly Farmers Market featuring local produce and crafts, and a vibrant nightlife with plenty of live music, all within walking distance of each other.
Walking through the Village will give you a glimpse of homes and businesses in architectural styles such as Gothic, Italianate, and Federal. Historical markers note places of interest such as the Camp House, Abner Treman’s initial settlement site, and the path of Sullivan’s Army during the Revolutionary War.
Nearby is the hamlet of Jacksonville, a small community on Route 96 with an abundant cultural and farming heritage. To the north of Trumansburg are the historic and picturesque villages of Interlaken and Lodi. Stop in for a visit and learn more about the area’s past.
Taste here!The Trumansburg area is home to fine restaurants, family dining, and local pubs and wineries, many of which feature local music and innovative cuisine. |
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Play here!You can hike, bike, golf, kayak, hunt, snowmobile, and cross-country ski within the beautiful landscape between the lakes. Other activities such as watching and participating in live theater, boating, swimming, and fishing are also popular. |
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Shop here!The Trumansburg area supports its local artists whose work can be seen and heard at many local venues, galleries, and shops. Browsing for antiques is another favorite pastime for both residents and visitors. |
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Stay here!Choose from a variety of accommodations during your visit to the area. From charming inns and bed and breakfasts to locally owned campgrounds and camping areas within the State Park and the National Forest, there is something for everyone. |
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Learn here!Trumansburg is home to the Conservatory of Fine Arts and the Ulysses Philomathic Library. The Ulysses, Lodi, and Interlaken Historical Societies are open to visitors throughout the year. |
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Live here!Trumansburg boasts a nationally ranked school system and the many locally owned services and businesses make it an appealing community for people of all ages to live and work in. |
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| Also visit the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce. | |