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E.J.’s Outpost Adventure Company |
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E.J.’s Outpost Adventure Company
John J. Fletcher
334 Glenmary Drive, Owego, NY 13827
607-687-9390
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E.J.’s Outpost Adventure Company provides guided tours from various outdoor recreation spots around Tioga, Tompkins, Delaware and Cortland Counties. Activities include kayaking, cycling, hiking, camping and general exploring. Everyone from beginners to experts are welcome.
Open year-round by reservation.
Directions: Rt. 17C West to Goodrich Road, cross RR tracks, take left on Glenmary Drive.
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Lighthouse Landings |
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Lighthouse Landings
Martin Williams
3782 US Highway 11
Marathon NY 13803-3919
607 423-5639
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30-40 primitive camp sites
Lighthouse landings provides camp sites, canoe and kayak rentals and instruction. Float trips, tubing and hiking are also available. Day trips and overnight stays.
Open April 1st - October 1st depending on the weather.
Lighthouse landings is located between Marathon and Whitney Point on Rt.11
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Turkey Trot Acres |
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Turkey Trot Acres
Pete and Sherry Clare
188 Tubbs Hill Road, Candor, NY 13743
607-659-7849
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Turkey Trot Acres has been one of America’s Premier Wild Turkey hunting destinations for over 20 years. We specialize in three day turkey hunting vacations, complete with overnight accommodations. All hunts are 100% fair chase.
Open: Year-round by appointment.
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Wilderness Way Primitive Skills, Tracking, Nature Awareness School |
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Wilderness Way Primitive Skills, Tracking, Nature Awareness School
Michael J. Head
744 Glenmary Drive, Owego, NY 13827
(on-site: one mile up Ballou Road, Owego, NY)
607-687-9186
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Wilderness Way School offers fundamental training in outdoor living and survival. These are primarily primitive and traditional skills taught with an emphasis on respect for the earth and natural resources. For the basic needs of shelter, water, fire and food, the student is guided through hands-on practice to a comfort level of proficiency. Additional course offerings include food and medicine from wild plants, tracking animals, tanning hides, making stone tools, pottery, wilderness navigation, and customized content. Available for lectures, presentations and demonstrations. Free student camping.
Open: Scheduled education events April – November. See website.
Directions: Rt. 17 to Exit 64. Court Street to Main Street, turn right, then immediate left onto Rt. 96 (North Avenue) to 4th red light. Turn left on Talcott Street, then right on Glenmary to left on Ballou.
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