36 Hours in the Finger Lakes, N.Y.: Things to Do and See
- Travel writer recycles generic Finger Lakes itinerary for the millionth time.
- Expect overpriced wine, leaf-peeping, and the inevitable headache of navigating upstate backroads.
- Writer conveniently forgets to mention the cost of living while pushing luxury vineyard tours.
- Requires a car and a sober driver because public transit is a pipe dream.
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Brief Summary
Another travelogue hits the wires, urging city dwellers to abandon their sanity for a 36-hour trek to upstate New York. The pitch is standard fare: drink local wine, look at leaves, and pretend the history of Seneca Falls makes up for the lack of cell service in the rural wilderness.
Why This Matters
Unless you are looking for a way to burn through your savings on boutique vintages and gas money, this story is little more than a lifestyle advertisement. It serves as a reminder that the travel industry is desperate to get you out of your house and into a rental car, regardless of whether you actually have the time or money for a weekend getaway.
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