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Welcome to Naples, NY! It’s amazing what this beloved, quaint village has to offer its visitors. Naples is like no other town in the Finger Lakes, boasting a reputed 18-hole golf course, a live summer theater, three wineries, two breweries, a distillery, shops, and a surprising variety of unique, mouth-watering eateries. Naples is also home to Joseph’s Wayside Market, a large open air farm market that has been a Finger Lakes destination for over 65 years. Another year-round must-see destination is Artizann’s Gifts from the Finger Lakes, a two-story gallery featuring over 200 artists of all genres. Don’t forget to visit beautiful Grimes Glen, located right inside the village limits, which features a one-mile water-walk and two cascading waterfalls. Naples is home to some of the most diverse and acclaimed hiking trails just a stone’s throw from the village: Hi-Tor, Conklin Gully, Clarks Gorge and Cumming Nature Center, just to name a few. Naples is also known for its music shows at its multiple venues

for live music with artists varying from soloists to full bands. Then, of course, there’s the Naples Grape Festival in September, one of the most iconic festivals in the Finger Lakes since 1961. Along with the Grape Festival comes other Naples autumn traditions like grape pie (thousands and thousands are sold every year) and Jerome’s U-Pick Grape Farm. Naples is a beautiful and fun place to visit, no matter what the season. It’s an outdoor mecca for hiking, fishing (April 1st Naples Rainbow Trout Derby), biking, and skiing. There is even an 18-hole disc golf course and a pump track for bicycle enthusiasts. Naples is an FLX “must visit!” Visit ExploreNaplesNY.com to see our events calendar, and plan your get-away to one of coolest towns in Western New York. You’ll want to come back again and again!

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Welcome to Naples Nestled among the wooded hills of Naples Valley, the Village of Naples, already well-known for its annual Naples Grape Festival, now offers even more to love. Situated just 7 miles off the southern shores of Canandaigua Lake, Naples is a must-see Finger Lakes destination. Visitors are invited to sample wine from several nearby vineyards, tour future twin historic districts, stay at a landmark hotel, inns, and bed and breakfasts, take in a live show, browse artisanal shops, fish for trout, golf a picturesque yet challenging course, hike wilderness trails, discover waterfalls, and much more. Naples Mayor Brian Schenk shares his perspective on the town’s rich history, irresistible charm, and attractive future. Naples, the Southern Gateway to Ontario County, is an extraordinarily historic town established just after the American Revolution. Its many historic sites, homes, and its cemetery have made it a popular vacation spot for nostalgia seekers and history buffs alike. “Naples has a rich history, and our efforts are two-fold: to preserve its stories which have national implications on many levels, and preserving its structures, as well,” stated Mayor Schenk. Even so, some modernizations are beneficial, such as the development and installation of Naples’ new public sewer infrastructure, replacing several aged septic tanks with this more sanitary system. “Our public sewer infrastructure is now a model for New York State, and I was honored with the very prestigious Frank E. Van Laer award,” Mayor Schenk stated. Mayor Schenk observed that all Naples residents seem to have the same mindset. “Whether people have been here two months, two years, or all of their lives, everyone seems to immediately immerse themselves in Naples history and culture,” he said. “Part of what makes Naples special is that people relate to it as if they have been here all their lives.” When the pandemic hit, the Naples community stood strong. “Naples has a long-standing history of its citizens coming together at any time no matter the need,” said Mayor Schenk. “People banded together and organized assistance for those in need. It was all about helping each other.” Taking care of each other is a mindset also embraced by the Naples business community, encouraging economic growth. “Naples has grown its local economy by at least 7 businesses during the pandemic, and a number of factors are responsible for that,” Mayor Schenk enthused. “One factor was the launching of a local development group. All of the necessary pieces were in the right place

at the right time.” These new businesses include restaurants and microbreweries, among others. While still known for local wine and iconic grape pies (It is “Grape Pie Capitol of the World, after all!), Naples is expanding its interest in the arts. “We are becoming an epicenter for music,” Mayor Schenk said. “Naples has many venues for enjoying music, including a very small park downtown. We plan to… encourage music to simply happen.” More local music will pair well with Naples’ live theatre shows and its Finger Lakes artists and creators. “People in Naples have a lot of passion and a lot of courage,” Mayor Schenk praised. “In the midst of a pandemic, several of them were brave enough to walk right into opening and inventing new businesses. That is who they are: the right people with the right mindset. None of this happened by chance, and more is yet to come. We have only just begun.”

Explore Naples Hiking Trails 1- West Hill Preserve Trail Explore

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2 - 245 DEC Trail This trail is a great way to start in Naples and choose your adventure hike in High Tor Wildlife Management Area. Start with a halfmile flat hike along the pristine Naples Creek before making a left turn (east) away from the creek. Along the way, you will experience increasingly better views of the Naples Valley and have the option to stop at a resting area with waterfall views.

8 - Grimes Glen Loop Trail Blazed with purple discs, connects to the Bristol Hills Branch Trail and gives foot travelers a route past wineries, restaurants, historical sites and natural wonders.

the expansive forested ridge rising 1,100 feet above Naples’ northwest side (behind Hazlitt Winery). It consists of diverse surroundings where people enjoy hiking, walking, trail running, viewing wildlife, and nature excursions along this pathway.

3 - Conklin’s Gully Rim Trail The Conklin Gully Rim Trail is a moderately difficult loop that is often quite steep, and at times narrow. It is well marked with yellow blazes. With this seemingly unending steep-grade hike comes great beauty, and two large waterfalls sprinkled with many smaller ones. Once you reach the top, there is a beautiful view of the valley, and an overlook of Angel Falls. 4 - High Tor Trail Head Along this route of High Tor,

you will descend with great views of the Naples Valley and finish with a ½ mile flat hike along the pristine Naples Creek.

5 - Clark’s Gully Clark’s Gully South Hill Trail is a 1 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail. It is named after Col. William Clark, who first settled in Italy Valley in 1790s. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is best used from April until September. 6 - Gannett Hill Trail takes you to The Jump Off, which provides a stunning view of the surrounding area. The pathway has many exciting features, including a beaver dam with high beaver activity, such as partially gnawed trees and freshly harvest ed saplings in the beaver pond’s edge. Lush forest, large boulders, and wildflowers adorn your ambling pathway. Enjoy hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching along your journey. While you are here hiking, check out our shopping, restaurants, breweries, wineries, beverage tastings & more!

a moderately trafficked loop trail that features beautiful wildflowers, stunning views, and wildlife viewing. This pathway is adjacent to Boy Scout property, Camp Cutler. There are numerous off-shooting trails that, while intriguing, could lead you in circles and, as a result, we recommend following the Finger Lakes Trail through this region. Hike this path as an in-out hike, or you could park a car or bike on the Clement Rd parking lot to make it a through hike.

9 - Conklin’s Gully 12 Falls Trail is a 3.4 miles long trek up the creek bed. Be prepared to get your feet wet! This is a difficult hike, but is gorgeous and full of waterfalls that range from 5-50 feet! Once you reach the top of the second larger falls, you can cut off to the left side where there is a service road that leads to Parrish Road, and back to the parking lot at the base. Or, of course, you can head back down the way you came, but we recommend taking Parrish Hill Road back down. 10 - DEC: 245 to High Tor Short Loop This is an ideal trail run with over a 1,200 ft gain and 6+ miles! You’ll descend with great views of the Naples Valley and finish with a ½ mile flat journey along the pristine Naples Creek. 11- Cumming Nature Center (CNC)

is a dynamic environmental education center that celebrates the unique landscape and culture of the Finger Lakes region through hands-on learning opportunities and thoughtful exhibits. Visitors can explore the Visitors Center and hike more than 15 miles of trails through diverse habitats. From rare hemlock bogs to active beaver ponds to our iconic 90-year old red pine stand, there’s something for everyone at CNC! Make the most of your time in Naples by enjoying our outdoor mecca paired with great eateries, craft tastings and FLX shopping. See it all at ExploreNaplesNY.com and @explorenaplesny!

The much-anticipated restaurant at the Naples Hotel is slated to open its doors in Spring 2022! Renamed The Social Restaurant & Taproom, the space is currently experiencing the final touches of an impressive renovation and restoration. The proprietors Kevin and Leeann Barton, of Barton Hospitality, Inc. are excited to reveal their new hospitality spaces to the Naples community. Guests of The Social Hour will enjoy casual fine dining, set in twenties style nostalgia; surrounded by luxurious floor to ceiling drapery and sparkling crystal chandeliers. Executive Chef Tony Peters of Barton Hospitality INC. will be leading guests into a new world of culinary experiences. The magic will take place in the hotel’s completely renovated and remodeled kitchen, rebuilt from

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RESTAURANT & TAPROOM the studs up. From the heart of this kitchen, Chef Peters will tantalize the senses with a variety of classic cuisine, creatively remastered. The Social Hour’s menu is expected to include American influences, with classics such as: market cuts of beef, and some locally sourced duck, pork, chicken, fish and seafood. The Social’s Taproom will be open all week with the formal dining room opening mid-week to serve dinner and brunch on the weekends. Along with The Social Restaurant & Taproom, Barton Hospitality, Inc. has already opened “The Little Easy” event space downstairs at the Naples Hotel. This sophisticated speakeasy-style space can accommodate 50-75 people for a variety of special

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occasions including engagement parties, rehearsal dinners, birthdays, anniversaries, receptions, baby showers, and more. Featuring custom catering, a separate bar and skilled staff, the Little Easy will be an affordable option to host your next event. When not booked for events, the Little Easy will host pop-up speakeasy nights featuring a full bar, select boutique cocktails and a customized tapas menu to keep guests curious and engaged. The Little Easy is open by reservation for events and will be open to the public for pop up speakeasy nights or live entertainment. With the arrival of warmer weather, the Bartons hope to open up the Naples’ Hotel porch area and side alley for dining, particularly for specialty grill nights. Regardless of the weather, however, guests are invited to make their way to The Social’s nostalgia-evoking, vintage bar, reminiscent of decadent cigar rooms of days gone by. All in all, it’s a perfect place for lounging while live music keeps the atmosphere fun and welcoming.

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Roots Cafe Mandy Gorton can be described as a “hands-on owner” of the Roots Cafe in Naples, a phrase that has her approval. In fact, Gorton is such a handson owner that her father called her the restaurant’s owner and head dishwasher! A lot of people might take that description as disrespectful; however, Gorton sees it more as a compliment. She looks at her dad’s statement as a proud description of the café’s hard-working and familial staff, an estimate with which she agrees. The Roots Cafe, which is located at 197 N Main Street in Naples, is a restaurant that primarily focuses on serving local, farm-to-table meals that provide a healthy food alternative to families in the Canandaigua Lake area. The Café purchases most of its food options from locally based food and drink businesses throughout the Naples area. A few examples of these businesses include Sweet Grass Farms, which provides beef and lamb to the cafe, Bostrom Farms, which gives the cafe fresh-cut meat every day, and Komorebi Kombucha, one of the cafe’s providers of locally made kombucha.

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Another unique feature of the Roots Cafe is that it is located right next door to Inspire Moore Winery. Customers can take advantage of this providential placement by stopping by the winery for some drinks while waiting to get a table at the café. Space allows a limited number of tables in the café; however, guests may call ahead to make reservations. Recently, Roots Café has expanded its seating options by adding an outdoor dining section right next to the restaurant. This outdoor section, which can be used year-round, contains both a patio and an outdoor deck. This gives guests an al fresco dining experience which some may prefer over eating indoors. Gorton also takes pride in the fact that her cafe has a small, but loyal, clientele who dine with her year-round, faithful through population swells in the summer and dips in the winter. Gorton also appreciates the fact that her staff, herself included, are willing to help out in any way that they can, including preparing food, cleaning tables, and helping out customers and the community. “Our staff is very close to each other,” says Gorton. “We act almost as a second family.” As such, the cafe provides a close-knit environment for the people of Naples and its surrounding communities. Roots Café is open for lunch and dinner Thursday through Saturday. On Sunday, it opens especially for brunch only. Lunch and Brunch hours are 11 am to 3 pm, and dinner hours run from 5 pm to 8 pm.

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Lock Stock Bar & Grill Opening in 2020, after changing hands and an incredible remodel, Lock Stock Bar & Grill has quickly become a Naples area favorite. Under the talented leadership of Kevin and Leeann Barton (Barton Hospitality, Inc.) the menu was revamped, the bar remodeled with a newly added draft cooler, and the completely gutted kitchen brought Lock Stock back into the Naples hospitality scene as a favored spot to dine all year. Now, having entered their first ski season with no pandemic restrictions, the Bartons are looking forward to all they will be able to offer. Many exciting changes are underway at Lock Stock. A new front walkway installed last summer now welcomes guests from all walks. Whether bikers driving up or boaters coming off the lake, as warmer weather arrives, Lock Stock’s front yard will begin its transformation into an outdoor dining space with a beer garden feel. Already, Lock Stock’s seasonal outdoor dining includes an impressive 22 tables, more than doubling their seating capacity. Live music on the weekends will follow into the summer; and is to include an impressive roster with popular bands such as “A Girl Named Genny,” to continue amplifying a welcoming and fun atmosphere throughout the season. Being the parents of two young children, Kevin and Leeann are adamant that Lock Stock continues to grow as a positive, family-friendly space, welcoming guests of all ages. The Bartons relocated full-time to the area in summer 2020 and continue to branch out into Naples. The Social Restaurant & Taproom and The Little Easy Event Space, both located at the Naples Hotel, are both slated to open fully in Spring of 2022. The Bartons are excited to offer venues for guests of

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all walks of life, from young professionals, couples and families to those enjoying their retirement and beyond. With the assistance of new media manager Kahlie Higgins, Barton Hospitality will be better able to share future happenings and events with the Naples community. Upcoming Lock Stock summer events include enjoyable offerings such as dog-friendly “yappy hour on the lawn,” outdoor yoga, Beer and BBQ dinners, and live entertainment. Popular winter events include Lock Stock’s Annual Anniversary party, and 90’s themed end of season apres ski event where the restaurant’s celebratory atmosphere will only be heightened with incredible giveaways of skis, skateboard decks, goggles…and even tickets for Bristol Mountain! Another important change coming to Lock Stock is the departure of Executive Chef Tony Peters. Peters will be taking up the role of Executive Chef at the Barton’s newest venture: The Social Restaurant & Taproom at the Naples Hotel. Chef Tony Peters has played a key role in the culinary transformation of Lock Stock Bar & Grill by elevating its dishes, introducing popular seasonal specials, and establishing a high standard both in terms of quality and consistency. Stepping into the vacant position at Lock Stock will be Scott Peters. “He came to us on the recommendation of his brother, Tony, and has quickly became ‘part of Lock’s family.’ Scott is incredibly talented in areas such as homestyle cooking and comes with his own set of strengths that we are excited to highlight this coming summer and into winter as he makes our menu his own and continues to uphold the high standards for which Lock Stock has become known.”

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Old School Cafe Nestled in local Naples, NY, you can find an abundance of classic beauty, breathtaking hiking trails, nature preserves, vineyards and wineries, and the Old School Café. Since it was opened in August of 2021, Old School Café might be one of the few restaurants you travel to created in a former oneroom schoolhouse. According to owner and creator Trish Aser, that is simply a part of its unique and quaint charm. “We chose this building for the restaurant for a few reasons. It has a lot of character, which added charm to the environment. I think one of the things that a lot of people notice right away is that the space is warm and welcoming. It’s very rustic. Everyone says they feel comfortable here.” Trish Aser and co-owner Joe Scardilla bring a rich history of restaurant experience and culinary ability with them to this newly opened café. Aser herself is also the co-owner of the successful Brown Hound Downtown Bistro in Rochester, NY, while partner Joe Scardilla grew up in the restaurant industry with familyowned Conesus Inn on Conesus Lake. Aser adds, “I started Brown Hound Bistro, and Joe came from the Conesus Inn. Together, we both have a great synergy and complimentary skills that really set us up for working well together in a restaurant environment.” Combining their expertise, Aser and Scardilla have created a menu that is chiefly focused around delicious homemade pastries, breakfast and brunch, coffee, and espresso in tandem with an assortment of liquor and beer options. Brunch dining has never looked so savory with selections such as: buttermilk waffles, salmon toast, Korean chicken and waffles, delectable homemade soup, salads, fresh from the oven 7-grain bread, sunshine French toast, Mexican breakfast poutines, cinnamon rolls, s’more brownies, and so much more. It’s no surprise that Old School Café is quickly becoming known as a favorite among foodies and a restaurant staple in the Finger Lakes Region. Located just a short ten-minute drive from Bristol Mountain, Old School Café offers a space that is unique and thoughtful in design. “I wanted to include foods that I love to eat,” says Aser. The result? A casual, “brunchy” atmosphere which offers a friendly and welcoming dining experience to all. As for what’s up next, Aser and Scardilla reveal they plan to expand in Summer 2022. Patrons can look forward to an outdoor patio addition within the next few months. For more information about Old School Café and their menu items, visit their homepage: https://oldschoolcafeny.com/ or find them on Facebook!

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1. Family-owned business - Mom, Pop and their 4 kiddos 2. All soups are made from scratch using local ingredients whenever possible 3. Rotating artists adorn our walls 4. Organic, fair trade coffee 5. Bagels made fresh

September 24 & 25, 2022 Proudly Presented by the Naples Rotary Club & the Naples Historical Society The Naples Grape Festival is one of the most well-known events of the Finger Lakes Region. Every September as the hills surrounding Naples begin to become alive with fall foliage, Concord grapes are being prepped for this area’s most famous grape pies! Grape Pie Season, along with the Grape Festival, turns this little Mayberryesque Village of Naples into a town overflowing with excitement for everything grape. The Historic Naples Grape Festival raises crucial funds for the Naples Rotary Club and the Naples Historical Society, thanks to the Festival’s talented artisans, a variety of musicians, delicious cuisine, area winemakers, and of course, grape pies. The Grape Festival has a rich history dating back to the late 1800s. The Festival was and continues to be a celebration of the local Naples Valley grape harvest, and, for decades, it has celebrated the uniqueness of the Naples community and its hard-working, creative, and friendly residents! Over the years, the Festival has included parades, carnivals, street dances, and grapestomping as well as arts, crafts, great foods, and beverages. One of the biggest highlights is the yearly “World’s Greatest Grape Pie Contest,” held on the Festival grounds. Naples takes great pride in being the Grape Pie Capital of the World, paying close attention to providing a rewarding experience at the Festival. In fact, The Naples Grape Festival has been the recipient of the Finger Lakes Region’s Reader’s Choice Award for “Best Festival in the Finger Lakes” for a number of years including 2021.

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The Naples Grape Festival 2022 will be even more special! According to Jo Anne Alliet, Director of Operations, “The Festival will continue to have the Historic Naples Grape Festival on September 24-25, 2022, from 10:00am-5:00pm at the Naples Memorial Town Hall grounds and the South parking lot of Naples Central School.” The Festival will continue to boast artisans, craftsmen, music, and wine tastings while celebrating everything grape with traditional jams and jellies, grape slushies, baskets of grapes, and grape pie, which remains front and center both days of the festival. Local bakers sell thousands of grape pies during the harvest season and during the Festival. If you haven’t had grape pie, it is a must-try! You can find Grape Pies throughout the town during the festival and year-round. For almost a decade, the Historic Naples Grape Festival has hosted its extraordinarily popular wine tasting area featuring regional wines, craft brewers, and distilleries of the Finger Lakes Region. The BrahmMoore Wine and Craft Beverage Garden located on the grounds at the Memorial Town Hall is a wonderful introduction to some of the best wineries and brew crafters in the area. ID is required and guests do pay an admission fee to experience all available tastings. The Historic Naples Grape Festival is also host to local and regional musicians showcasing a diversity of music sure to get your toes tapping. The music tent is located on the grounds of the Memorial Town Hall.

With music, grape pies, a beverage garden, local artists and craftsmen, a picturesque village surrounded by a colorful hillside, what more could we offer? “As of a result of a recent survey conducted about the Grape Festival, we are working to improve the Festival experience by looking into more activities for kids, looking into creating a shuttle service from remote parking to the festival, better traffic control, and adding special events for community residents to enjoy,” said Tom Hawks II, President and Director of Special Events of the Naples Grape and Arts Festival, LLC. According to Hawks, Naples Grape Festival 2022 is moving to a week-long format by adding community-focused activities for everyone to enjoy! It will begin the weekend before the Historic Naples Grape Festival - starting Friday, September 16th to coincide with the Naples Central School Homecoming 2022 (September 16th-17th). Naples will have the first-ever Naples Grape Festival Fireworks Extravaganza on Friday, September 16th at 9 pm to kick off the Festival and Homecoming. On Saturday, September 17th at 10:00 am on Main Street, the Naples Grape Festival Parade will return with a newly crowned king and queen! That very same evening from 6:00 - 9:00 pm, the Naples Grape Festival Street Dance in front of the Naples Hotel—featuring our very own local musicians—will commence! Another exciting new event will take place on Sunday, September 18th: The Naples Grape Festival Local Hobbyist Winemaker’s Competition. All local home-based winemakers are encouraged to enter. In addition to the Winemaker’s Competition, come enjoy our local culinary talents with a Chili Cook-off Competition. All are welcome!

Thursday Evening, September 22nd, the first annual Grape Country “Boots & Blue Jeans” Gala will take place! It will be a wonderful time to bring your friends and family to celebrate the kick-off of the Historic Naples Grape Festival with delicious barbecue catered by Naples’ own Grove Boys BBQ Catering, featuring local beverages, a live band, and dancing—all at the beautiful Parrish Hill Barn. To help fund all these local community events, (fireworks, parade, street dance, winemakers’ competition, and the chili cook-off), the Naples Grape and Arts Festival, LLC will be launching a “$2 for ‘22 - Naples Grape Festival Community Events Campaign.” “If everyone chips in a couple of dollars, we can make it all happen,” says Hawks. This Year the Naples Grape Festival 2022 is celebrating the Naples Community and all that it has to offer. The Grape Festival is a community event for our guests and for our residents who make Naples an amazing place to be. Naples looks forward to seeing visitors share the bounty and beauty during the 2022 Grape Festival. It is a Finger Lakes Experience you won’t want to miss! Naples Grapes Festival 2022 is managed by the Naples Grape and Arts Festival, LLC, which reports directly to the Naples Rotary Board of Directors. The LLC’s objective is to raise money to benefit the many local and worldwide projects of the Naples Rotary Club and the Naples Historical Society, preserving the history and culture of Naples’ past. The objective is also to give back to the Naples community. The festival would not be possible without all the hard work and dedication of the Naples Community—it takes many volunteers from Naples Rotary, Naples Historical Society, and the Naples Community at large!

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Inspire Moore Winery was founded by Timothy and Diane Moore in 2007. Looking back on their experiences, Diane comments that Timothy, her late husband, had always wanted to have his own winery. When they moved to the Finger Lakes, the couple fell in love with the area, so when Timothy turned 40, they decided to go for it. The Moores purchased the property on which the winery sits in 2006, renovated the space by turning a carriage house into a winery, and opened their doors the following year. The beautiful Naples, NY winery has a unique brand. The name itself demonstrates that the couple wanted it to be more than just another winery. The Moores wanted to give back to their community and the world. They came up with the winery’s name to represent their desire to inspire more positive things in the world. Every wine is named after something we’d all like to see more of, such as Love, Harmony, Peace, Joy, Rhythm, and Wisdom. Every wine created by Inspire Moore Winery has a quote placed on the bottle that corresponds with its name. This artistic side of the brand is something the Moore family is proud of! When Timothy passed away in 2019, 21-year-old Nathaniel Moore naturally followed in his father’s footsteps. Now the head winemaker, Nathaniel has developed a new wine that will be released in March. It is a wild fermented wine, an ancestor of champagne. Inspire Moore is excited for its reveal! The winery is also releasing dry rosé in April, something the Finger Lakes area neighbors look forward to every year! This summer, Inspire Moore Winery will also be hosting a few events. Four to five concerts will take place at the winery, including popular group Donna the Buffalo in August! The winery’s spacious outdoor pavilion is attached to a stage for performers. In fact, the winery itself is a big, beautiful outdoor space overlooking Bristol Hills and vineyards. There is plenty of room for outdoor tastings as well as rentable pavilions for events, parties, weddings, and more. Inspire Moore invites you to enjoy lawn games, evenings spent with your family, yummy food from Roots Café next door, and gorgeous views this spring and summer when you visit! Learn more at https://inspiremoorewinery.com or visit the vineyards at 197 N. Main St., Naples, New York 14512.

Hazlitt This past November, the Hazlitt Red Cat Cellars celebrated its tenth year of operation in Naples. Even though it has only been open for a relatively short amount of time, it has accomplished quite a bit in those ten years. Starting off with only 14 employees, the cellars have since grown to employ 53 full-time workers, along with 10-12 temporary workers. The cellars, which are located on West Avenue between Tobey Street and Lake Niagara Lane, have also expanded to include its own beverage production company, East Coast Crush and Co-Pack, a tasting room, a brewery, and a recreational trail located the woods next to the cellars. Hazlitt president Dan DeBell said that it was a risk to open the cellars in Naples, both in terms of growth and finances. However, through the help of the community and an economic development grant from New York State, the cellars were able to grow and have a positive impact on the local economy and community. One of the primary reasons why Hazlitt wanted to open a cellar in Naples is that the company need a bigger space to produce more wine. This was due

to a growing demand for their products and because the cellar’s main headquarters in Hector wasn’t big enough to produce the quantity they needed. Its Naples wine cellars have become an important part of the Hazlitt 1852 Winery company, founded in 1985. While Hazlitt was established just under 40 years ago, the land in Hector, where its original winery is located, has been producing wine since the 1850s, hence the year in the winery’s name. James and Clarissa Hazlitt first bought 152 acres of land outside of Hector in 1852 and started to produce wine on the property shortly afterwards. The land was passed down through subsequent generations of Hazlitt children until the 1980s, when the property belonged to Jerry Hazlitt and his wife Elaine. Faced with the possible necessity of selling the farm due to falling crop circles, Jerry and Elaine decided to keep the farm running and opened the Hazlitt 1852 Vineyards. The winery will be releasing a new wine seltzer in the next few months in New York to go along with their world-famous Red Cat wine, which is one of the best-selling wine brands in New York. The cellars in Naples are open Friday to Monday from 11 am-5 pm, and visitors are always welcome. In warmer months, guests can also enjoy Hazlitt’s hiking trail in Naples, which is 0.7 miles long and is located on the old Widmer Winery vineyards, is open daily from May to October between sunrise and sunset.

Anatomy of a Great

Grape Pie For over 60 years, Naples has been home to the famous grape pie, a staple in upstate New York and an emerging delicacy for dessert fans. The recipe originated from Irene Bouchard who made the first pies for Al Hodges, owner of the local Redwood Restaurant, as a way to attract new customers. Known as the “Grape Capital of the World,” the pie is just one of the many ways locals create and celebrate the abundance of grape harvests in the Naples Valley. The star of this famous dessert is Concord grapes which are harvested, skinned, rinsed, and smashed to create an irresistible filling. While it is difficult to make, it is a labor of love that is worth the hard work for those who have mastered the recipe of this town’s prized pastry. There are many ways to make this delicious indulgence, but local experts boil it down to 3 key steps:

1) Use Quality Ingredients – Fresh Concord grapes and a nice flaky crust take the spotlight here, so local bakers recommend keeping the other ingredients simple. Most grape pies consist of just a few elements – grapes, a thickening agent, a sweetener and your favorite pie crust recipe. “When you’re using quality, locally grown grapes, there’s no reason to mess with the flavor. Just let the grapes shine,” says Matt Cadrette of Cindy’s Pies, a local bakery serving grape pies and other scratch-made goods.

2) Allow Ample Time – This recipe takes a while to master and is time consuming from start to finish. Give yourself enough time to make the filling and crust separately as the Concord variety, which differs from traditional grapes, take time to prepare. Split the grapes one by one before preparing the filling and bake the crust shell and topping separately. This allows the crust to fully cook without getting soggy from the liquid filling. Once cooled, you can put the two together to compile your final delicacy.

3) Make It Your Own – Everyone’s version of grape pie is slightly unique. Be sure to put your own special twist on it. Whether it is how you prepare the crust (such as mixing in a little of the filling for extra flavor) or creating a crumb topping instead of a traditional one, there are plenty of ways to make this one-of-a-kind dessert your own. In town you will find varieties both traditional and new, appealing to all kinds of pie enthusiasts. Grape pie even earns the spotlight at the annual Naples Grape Festival, held every September. Here, pie makers take center stage to share their sweet treat with the world. The festival certainly draws large crowds, but the pie is popular beyond just the event, with more than 60,000 pies sold annually. Whether whipping up a pie for your family or preparing to take the crown in the annual contest, everyone who hears about the grape pie is instantly curious, and everyone who tries a slice can’t help but appreciate the history and local flavor in this delicious dessert. Want to make it yourself? Try this recipe from Monica’s Pies:

Monica’s Grape Pie Recipe by Monica Kay Schenk

Grape Pie • • • •

4 cups stemmed Concord grapes 2/3 cup sugar 3 tbsp cornstarch 1 tsp lemon juice

1. Slip skins from grapes, saving some of the skins. 2. Cook middles until soft, put through a sieve to get seeds out. 3. Put back with skins and add sugar, cornstarch, and lemon juice. 4. Fill pie shell and cover. 5. Bake 400 degrees for 45 minutes.

5 FUN FACTS About Arbor Hill Winery: 1. Family owned since 1987 2. First commercial winery to release a Traminette varietal wine: semi-sweet & dry 3. 18 varietals (& 30+ award-winning wines) grown on 40+ acres of vineyards in the family for generations 4. Grape pies are available year-round & can be found in the freezer case in the winery gift shop 5. More than 50 gourmet food products distributed in nearly 30 states across the U.S.

Katy’s Best Ever Pie Crust Mix Recipe by Katherine Kniffin Clark • 2 cups pastry flour • 1 tsp salt • 3/4 cup butter flavored Crisco • 1/3 cup ice water 1. Cut shortening into flour and salt mixture. 2. Gradually add ice water mixing gently with a fork or hands to form two balls of dough. 3. Makes pastry for a two-crust 9” pie.

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5 FUN FACTS About FLX Music Supply: 1. Small/intimate event space available 2. Strings: Buy ‘em here, we put them on for free 3. Supplier of rentals and supplies to students in over 20 area schools 4. Stock locally made instruments 5. Owned by local musicians... just like you

Sales, Lessons, Rentals, Repairs, Accessories, Educational Clinics

5 FUN FACTS About Rennoldson’s Market:

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1. Largest Natural and Organics sections in the area 2. Started out as a “Meat Market” in 1946, still cut our own products on-site daily 3. Certified Angus Beef retailer, next closest retailers are in Penn Yan or Rochester 4. A destination for craft beer lovers 5. Full service deli offers daily lunch specials and many hot & cold to-go items

125 S. MAIN ST., NAPLES, NY 585.728.5470 www.flxmusicsupply.com

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The Olde Country Store

Homemade Soups Every Saturday Local Products and Crafts Old-Fashioned Candies Imported Christmas Ornaments Made in Germany

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2 University Ave., North Cohocton

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Situated at the intersection of roads leading to Naples, Cohocton and Wayland, the Olde Country Store stands, boasting a rich 170-year history. While the building itself has been there since 1873, there has been a store on the property since 1849, with historical references to the earliest store (likely a log structure) around 1843/1844. The store changed owners throughout time and in 170 years it has only been closed from 2008 to 2015. After frequent summer visits to the store while visiting their family farm in Naples, Jeffrey H. Wells and his daughters Jenny and Denise decided to move from Germany back to his hometown and reopen the store in 2015, renaming it to The Olde Country Store and More ~ 1849. The shop has a wide selection of local food and craft products as well as unique German imports that you can’t find anywhere else in the area. Inside you will find a variety of local treats, crafts, and treasures, but it is most well-known for its wide selection of old-fashioned candy, carrying over 400 types of bulk candy, bars and other sweet treats. It also offers a diverse array of local foods such as maple syrup, honey, sauces and dressing and local craft items such as paintings, soaps, décor, and jewelry. In the “German Corner” of the store, you will find imported German specialty foods and original Lauscha ornaments which come from the home of the first glass Christmas ornaments. In December, the family hosts a holiday shopping event on the first three weekends leading up to Christmas with local craft vendors upstairs in the “Wetmore Hall,” an authentic German dinner, and photos with Santa for everyone. The Wells Family is also the creator and home of the famous “Green Heart of the Finger Lakes” which is a heart-shaped graphic that represents the position of the lakes and the surrounding area. The graphic is a culmination of three basic elements; a heart to represent love and endearment, the color green which stands for life, renewal and nature, and the color blue which is commonly associated with depth and stability. Local vendors create everything from t-shirts, mugs, glasses, stickers and more with this iconic logo, which can be seen all around the Finger Lakes, and even in other parts of the country. The Olde Country Store and More is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10am to 4pm during the months of March to December (it is closed each year in January and February) and offers a wide selection of products, fresh baked goods, seasonal specials, and even homemade soup served each Saturday! Learn more about The Olde Country Store’s rich history (it received an historical marker in Fall 2021!) at https://ocs1849.com. Follow them on Facebook or Instagram!

Joseph’s Wayside Market 202 South Main Street • Naples, NY 14512

FLOWERS, FLOWERS, FLOWERS! Abundance of Fresh Fruits & Veggies in Season! Fall Foliage Time Brings an ARRAY of Grapes & Grape Products 100s of Kinds of Jams ‘N Jellies... (visit our Sampling Area)

5 FUN FACTS About Joseph’s Wayside Market: 1. Family owned since 1955 2. Third generation, Jason & Rick, taking the reins in 2022 3. Dad (Jake) passing the torch to his sons 4. Grow 95% of the flowers we sell 5. Small bakery supplies most of our fresh made baked goods

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Bamby is your go-to for something truly special and original.

Second generation shop continues to hold true to its high-quality standards, providing old favorites alongside an exciting and constant changing assortment of treasures.

9063 State Rt. 21 South Naples, NY 14512

585-374-6661

www.bambygiftshop.com Open Mid-June through the end of December, flexible days and hours

5 FUN FACTS

About Bamby Gift Shop:

About Artizanns:

1. Opened in 1972 with Christmas arragments, fine glassware, mother’s own recipe for homemade fruitcake “laced” with brandy, and, formerly, fresh seasonal grape pie 2. People used to drive miles for crumb-topped grape pie, which originally sold for $2.25 3. Although the store name is “Bamby,” it’s a store for grownups 4. Unusually lovely and somewhat overwhelming inventory makes visitors wish they’d stopped sooner 5. Home to designer jewelry, realistic-looking furry stuffed animals, unusual wind chimes, beautiful nightlights, wine goblets, ceramic coasters, and so much more

1. Represents over 200 artists of the Finger Lakes Region 2. Originally opened in 2004 on Race Street in Naples 3. Present Victorian-style home of Artizanns on Main Street built in 1905 4. Two full floors filled with thousands of pieces of hand-crafted artwork in a wide range of media 5. Customers enjoy an average of 40 minutes exploring the gallery’s many rooms

Wilcox Lumber Since 1886, Wilcox Lumber has served its community with integrity and family values. At home in Naples for more than 50 years, Wilcox Lumber is proud to continue to be your local lumber, hardware, and more store! More than just a lumberyard, Wilcox Lumber is a lumber and building materials destination. Wilcox carries many other items for the communities of Naples, Cohocton, Prattsburgh, South Bristol, Avoca, Pulteney, Atlanta, and Middlesex. These materials include, but are not limited to, plywood, treated and kiln dried lumber, sheetrock, insulation, concrete blocks, drain tile, conduit, doors, siding, roofing, and a full selection of plumbing and electrical supplies. Spearheaded by Jeremy Fields and family, Wilcox Lumber is continuing to phenomenally expand its inventory. In fact, it is expanding every department in its store as well as adding new ones. Wilcox serves not only those who are building but also everyday homeowners. Carrying everything from lightbulbs and toilet bowl cleaner to hydraulic hoses and treated lumber, Wilcox Lumber has the items you need to maintain your home. Wilcox Lumber now features a new, computerized, fully automatic paint mixing machine and an automotive supply department. Its in-store She Shed, another new addition, is chock full of unique goods such as wine glasses, specialty soaps, fragrant candles, colorful scarves, home décor, and more. Of course, Wilcox continues to carry a full array of necessary hardware staples.

During warmer months, Wilcox Lumber is your go-to for lawn and garden supplies such as bulk mulch, gardening tools, gloves, outdoor grills, and firepits. Raising livestock? Stop by Wilcox for animal feed, chicken wire, and more. Enjoy birdwatching? Wilcox has the birdseed, suet, and other feeder materials you need. Don’t forget to check out our selection of stove pipes, pellet stoves, and even pellets for smoking meat in flavors such as mesquite and hickory. Coming soon: pellet pizza ovens! If you are visiting the Naples area to experience nature by way of a tent or cabin, Wilcox Lumber has the camping extras you need, such as firewood, coolers, grills, fire starters, water, propane tanks, and more. In fact, the store is a great place to pop into when looking for a tasty treat! Wilcox Lumber is still not done growing. Currently underway is its upcoming rental center for building and cleaning equipment. Although a completion date has not been determined yet, the rental center opening is planned for 2022. Truly a hometown store, Wilcox Lumber prides itself on taking excellent care of its customers. Whether you require assistance with finding certain items, need materials by special order, or simply need advice regarding your project, Wilcox Lumber has the items you need and the expertise you trust. For all your home building and home maintenance needs, stop by Wilcox Lumber, your Hardware, Lumber & More store!

Naples Valley Visitors Association Members 1808 Tattoo

Hollerhorn Distilling

Another World Bed & Breakfast

Hollis Hair Design

19 Mill Street, Naples �� (585) 531-0015 8404 French Hill Road Naples �� (585) 374-8413

Arbor Hill Grapery & Winery/ Brews & Brats

6461 Route 64, Naples �� (585) 374-2870

Artizann’s Gifts From the Finger Lakes

PO Box 25, Naples �� (585) 374-6740

Bob’s Alignment

8668 State Route 21 Naples �� (585) 374-6420

Brindle and Blonde Bed & Breakfast

6932 County Road 12 Naples �� (716) 777-1803

Bristol Valley Theater

PO Box 218, Naples �� (585) 374-6318

Carriage House Quilts

201 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-9580

Caruso’s Café

110 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 531-4136

Cindy’s Pies

5 Academy Street, Naples ��(585) 374-6122

8443 Spirit Run, Naples �� (585) 531-2448 PO Box 326, Naples �� (585) 374-6532

Inspire Moore Winery

197 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-5970

Jerome’s U-Pick Farm

8936 Route 53, Naples �� (585) 374-6112

Jim’s South Bristol Guest House

6436 Route 21, Naples �� (585) 705-0943

Joseph’s Wayside Market

202 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-2380

Komorebi Kombucha & Herb Shoppe 19 Mill Street, Naples, NY 14512

Luigi’s

101 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-5110

Lynnie Lou’s Ice Cream

8665 State Route 21 Naples �� (585) 374-5980

Main Street Wine & Liquor

137 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-2460

Naples Open Studio Trail

174 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 967-3348

Naples Rotary Club

PO Box 173, Naples �� (585) 314-2627

Naples Studio

28 Reed Street, Naples �� (585) 374-9850

Naples Valley BBQ

114 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 629-0539

Neapolitan Brick Oven Pizzeria

120 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-9400

Old School Café

196 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 531-4153

Rennoldson’s Market

136 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-2330

Reservoir Creek Golf Club

8613 Route 21 South Naples �� (585) 374-8010

Roots Café

197 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-9800

Shangri-La

5347 State Route 53 Naples �� (585) 374-2094

Sweet Blessings Boutique

128 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 455-2384

The Maxfield Inn

Mitchell Joseph Insurance

105 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 455-6307

Monica’s Pies

The Naples Hotel

Monier Manor

24 Mill Street, Naples �� (585) 374-8260

154 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-6719

The Olde Country Store & More

FLX Music Supply

Mountain Horse Farm

The Sawmill Restaurant

Haven Vacation Rental Management

Naples Apothecary

Village of Naples

Hazlitt Red Cat Cellars

Naples Brewing Company

Wilcox Lumber Do It Center

Hilltop Fellowship Church

Naples Historical Society

Wohlschlegel Naples Maple Farm

Divine Designs Salon

PO Box 521, Naples �� (585) 374-6080

Engine 14 Brewery

52 West Avenue, Building 2 Naples �� (585) 531-0014

Finger Lakes Dental Care of Naples

125 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 728-5470 124 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 755-3933 1 Lake Niagara Lane Naples �� (585) 531-9000 23 Mill Street, Naples �� (585) 374-5445

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PO Box 399, Naples �� (585) 374-2629 7599 State Route 21 Naples �� (585) 374-2139

7520 West County Road 33 Naples �� (585) 374-5056 129 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-5040 104 North Main Street Naples �� (585) 531-4166 PO Box 489, Naples �� (585) 739-5574

111 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 705-4116 2 University Avenue North Cohocton �� (585) 534-5747 7131 State Route 21 Naples �� (585) 374-6960

106 South Main Street PO Box 535, Naples �� (585) 374-2435 212 South Main Street Naples �� (585) 374-2580 8064 Coates Road, Naples ��(585) 775-7770

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Monier Manor Monier Manor is a quaint, historic Bed and Breakfast in Naples, NY. Opening its doors in 2004, the B&B started out with four rooms. Now due to Covid-19 precautions, the residence has two rooms and hosts one family at a time. The 6,000 sq. ft. Italianate Manor home was built during the Civil War, so one could say there’s some history to the building. In fact, the Manor used to house panels, fake walls, and even a tunnel. Although two fires and necessary renovations have resulted in some changes to the property, Monier Manor has a vintage, blissful aura that’ll have you booking stay after stay. Monier Manor is unlike most other B&Bs or Airbnbs you’ve probably seen. Property manager Donna Nichols takes pride in its traditional Bed and Breakfast, high-end, vintage feel. She uses the top-of-the-line linens and furnishings, including oldfashioned, original antiques and Persian rugs. A luxury destination, the Manor is still pleased to welcome families with children. Well situated in the heart of Naples, Monier Manor is within walking distance of two wineries, several restaurants, a golf course, and several churches. Its central location makes the B&B ideal for guests looking to experience a true village property. Your

party can enjoy a tranquil stay at the Manor while supporting and enjoying the many exciting, artisanal businesses that Naples has to offer. In the near future, if all goes to plan, Monier Manor will highlight maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Nichols hopes to develop space for meditation, yoga, and gentle weight training. She also intends for the Manor to tap into the culinary aspects of health, introducing whole-food, plant-based cooking classes and lifestyle courses. The Manor may provide bikes for its guests, as well. While in the drawing board phase with these ideas, Monier Manor continues to be known as a relaxing oasis for quiet, peacefulness, independence, and comfort. The Nichols family values their guests and are thrilled to speak with them about the Finger Lakes Region and what it has to offer. At the same time, guests needn’t worry about being disturbed during their weekend getaway. At Monier Manor, guests can enjoy a true retreat, and this approach truly makes it a special place. Don’t forget to book your stay for the annual Grape Festival in Naples, NY, running for an entire week this September. Monier Manor is also available for events or weekend getaways throughout the year. Book your stay today or learn more at www.moniermanor.com, or stop by Monier Manor at 154 N. Main St., Naples, NY 14512.

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Haven Vacation Rental Management A vacation rental management company exclusive to the Finger Lakes, Haven Vacation Rentals is changing the vacation dynamic for travelers and property owners alike. Since the fall of 2020, Amy Merrill of Haven Vacation Rentals has been connecting Finger Lakes visitors with properties in areas such as Keuka, Canandaigua, and Naples. Whether visiting to explore a wine trail, enjoy hiking through nature, or celebrate a wedding or other occasion, you can plan your ideal stay with Haven Vacation Rentals.

schoolhouse, Amy Merrill of Haven, a Realtor and certified property manager, has the experience and vision to manage, maintain, and protect your property. Co-founder of the Finger Lakes Vacation Rental Advocacy Group, Merrill has been working hard to create positive regulations to encourage responsible property ownership and renting across the region. Guest screenings, rental agreement, and Haven’s “Good Neighbor” policy help secure both the quality and security of each property.

Several Haven Vacation Rental properties are Full-size and mini wooden cribs, strollers, chairs,and surrounded by nature surrounded by hills,high woods, car seats, wagons, back pack carriers and more! streams, with each property luxuriously appointed Save space and hassle with comfortable linens andwhen fresh traveling fluffy towels. and have everything ready for you Concierge service is also available to provide toiletries, upon arrival. Grandparents no need to go out and groceries, FLX Baby Gear with no -delivery charge, and Guests spend hundreds of dollars forto a short from local more. can also choose add visit unique, your grandchildren. We’ve got you covered! experiences exclusive to Haven Vacation Rentals, one of which appeals to stars near and far. Some If you’re looking Haven for that isn’t on properties cannot be found on something other platforms, soour be give sure to check their direct bookingwebsite, site for a us fulla call! listing.

Merrill recognized that many people wish to retain their Finger Lakes properties for recreational use but are concerned that they are not at their properties enough to maintain their property. “Homeowners were finding that even when they were able to visit their properties, their stay was consumed by necessary maintenance,” she explained. She founded Haven Vacation Rentals so that homeowners could ensure their properties are maintained regularly, always available for their enjoyment, and that renting usually covers the costs of the property and even make money, as well.

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Naples: Your Finger Lakes Destination for R&R! What do you like to do for relaxation and recreation? Hiking? Horseback Riding? Yoga? Golfing? Kayaking? Camping? Doing something you truly love, such as fishing, can be very relaxing for both your mind and your spirit. Everyone needs enjoyable activities which offer a deep sense of relaxation to rejuvenate. The only question is where to find them. Look no further than Naples, NY!

visible during your travels. Where the West River flows into Canandaigua Lake, one will often find many boats entering the water for a day of fishing, water skiing, or a leisure cruise up the lake. The nearby Woodville Boat Launch is easily accessible for lake boats, riverboats, and kayaks. Boat rentals are also available!

Go to Water

Just south of the West River and the boat launch is an entirely different way to enjoy the water surrounding Naples: waterfalls! Creek walking, waterfall climbing, and picnics creekside are popular ways to enjoy these natural water favorites. Grimes Glen, a local attraction and tourist hot spot, is home to three waterfalls. Its foot trail continues for about ½ mile, but after that be sure to have your water shoes as you must do a little creek walking to get to the first waterfall. The second waterfall features a nice swimming hole as well as a cave. Leashed dogs are abundant along the trail as are families, teens, and groups of hikers. This is a fairly easy hike, so if you are interested in a more challenging hike and perhaps a waterfall to climb, Clark’s Gully off of Route 245 is the waterfall trail for you! These are just a few of the waterfalls and trails around Naples!

When looking for a destination, people are often drawn to localities that offer things to do to relax and things to do for recreation. Naples, NY, is surrounded by a host of activities that satisfy both relaxation and recreation. Naples is located on the southern end of Canandaigua Lake. The beautiful West River and Naples Creek offer an abundance of water activities for children and adults alike. Kayaking along the West River through three seasons each year is a source of spectacular beauty and can be a lazy float or a very active paddle covering many miles! The river winds along with many small tributaries, home to a delectable display of birds, sounds, flowers, and wildlife. American Bald Eagles, Great Blue Heron, otters, turtles, frogs, ducks, and many more may be

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Seek the Waterfalls

Horses, Hiking & Hi Tor Wildlife Management Naples is also home to many Horse Farms that offer riding lessons, trail and group rides, birthday parties, and more! Horseback riding from novice to experienced abound! Some of the horse farms also offer birthday parties, group rates, and weekly lessons. Some businesses will even trailer horses to High Tor Wildlife Management Area for a ride through hundreds of acres of absolute beauty. Hi Tor Wildlife Management consists of approximately 6,800 acres. This WMA has numerous ecological habitats, steep hills, gullies, cliffs, and wetlands. It boasts two boat launches, plenty of trails, fishing, hiking, and more. With some of the most extensive hiking trails in the area, Hi Tor is an exciting destination for outdoor enthusiasts that want to relax fishing, walking, or hiking.

Parks - Where Families Can Relax and Have Fun!

Families can find both relaxation and recreation at Naples area parks. Highlights include The Naples Community Park, Ontario County Park, and Cumming Nature Preserve. The Naples Community Park includes over 88 acres featuring hiking trails, an 18-hole disc golf course, a pump track, athletic fields, pavilions, and more. Disc golf is exploding in popularity and is fun for the whole family! Naples Community Park even offers discs to borrow! The park has wonderful trails that follow the creek and wind up the hillside. Ontario County Park boasts many pavilions, camping, three playgrounds, unlimited views in all directions, and it’s one of the best places in the area to fly a kite! Cumming Nature Center, which has been rated one of the best destinations for kids, is a living museum with hiking trails, beaver ponds, an educational center, snowshoe and cross-country ski rentals, Forest School, and educational classes. Check out one or all of them when you visit Naples!

5 FUN FACTS About The Brindle & Blonde: 1. Historic Blackberry drying house located on the property 2. Original patriarch of the family was murdered in the home 3. Two small waterfalls on the property 4. The Brindle and Blonde are not horses, they are daschunds 5. House built in 1860, amazing family pictures on display

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Food & Lodging There are over a hundred rentals in the Naples area, including cabins in the woods, houses on the lake or river, chalets overlooking the lake, full houses, tiny houses, houses in the Village, or houses high on the hill. Ontario Park also offers cabins and camping. Which rental makes you most relaxed? Do you want a hot tub, fire pit, wood stove, more bedrooms, solitude? Whatever you are looking for, you will find it! Whether for a family of ten or a cozy couple, Naples has what you are looking for to renew and relax. When you decide on the activities and secure a place to stay, you may ask, Where shall we eat? Naples has many eateries from small cafes to largescale restaurants. Some restaurants are located at Wineries and Distilleries, some are in the village and others dot the countryside. There are also local farm markets, and a locally owned grocery store to fully stock your rental.

So much awaits you and your family in the Naples. Come discover your ideal way to relax, rejuvenate, and recreate. Grab your gear, book your stay, and get outside! What are you waiting for? 33

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N NAPLES HOTEL www.napleshotelny.com 111 South Main Street, Naples, NY

(585) 374-5630 Since 1895 | info@napleshotelNY.com

This historical property has been a cornerstone in the heart of Naples, offering travelers a chance to step back in time for a stay to remember.

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The Naples Hotel has been a welcoming stop for travelers since 1895. It is the oldest continually running hotel in Ontario County. This was an essential stopping point for travelers going between Canandaigua and Bath, and other routes. Originally built with 30 guest rooms, the Naples Hotel has welcomed tens, if not hundreds of thousands of overnight and long-term guests since construction. The hotel has had multiple owners and operators over its past 127 years, currently landing at the feet of Tom & Destiny Salviski. When Tom & Destiny decided to purchase the Naples Hotel in early 2020, the duo hoped to achieve quick success running this well-known establishment. When they took ownership in March 2020, the COVID pandemic was just beginning, and the world had just entered an uncertain lockdown period. Not to be deterred, they forged ahead – using the downtime to conduct significant upgrades and renovations to the hotel suites and restaurant. While the Naples Hotel most recently has been known as a fun place for bands, food & drinks, the remodeled guest suites upstairs have become quite spectacular. There are ten guest suites on the second and third floors that are spacious and welcoming. Each room is unique, and is named after a local wine or legacy Naples business, and decorated accordingly. Expect to be adorned with brand new beds, luxury linens, period furniture, and tasteful artwork. Rooms may be seen and booked directly through the hotel website, www.NaplesHotelNY.com. The 2020 and 2021 season for the hotel saw a fair share of travelers to the Naples area. With the pandemic in full effect, more and more people decided to avoid flights and overseas travel, and stuck close to their home base. The Salviskis fully expect the 2022 season to be busier than ever. Weddings are back on track, bringing an influx of people looking for a place to stay near the amazing venues the Naples area has to offer. One of the more unique features of the hotel is that there are two restaurants and private event spaces for guests. While these have been largely closed throughout the pandemic, these are slated for re-opening in the late Spring of 2022. The Salviskis have partnered with Kevin and Leanne Barton, who own the Lock, Stock & Grill in Bristol, to operate and manage these areas along with the hotel event space. The Bartons have hit the ground running to get these areas ready to go before the busy summer season in Naples. Guests can be sure to expect a vintage ambiance with an eclectic vibe of food, drinks and music once those doors open. The Naples Hotel also has quite the paranormal reputation as well. Paranormal investigations have taken place in the hotel over the years, with a notable one by Ghost Hunters on the Discovery Channel. Guests can experience a bit of their own “paranormal” by choosing to stay in one of the well-known haunted suites. Sure to be a fun and thrilling stay. www.NaplesHotelNY.com

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Annual Naples Creek Rainbow Trout Derby Naples Creek flows through the Village of Naples before continuing north and emptying into the southern shores of Canandaigua Lake. Its fresh rippling waters attract a variety of wildlife, but perhaps it is most well-known for its rainbow trout. So popular are these trout, in fact, that Naples Rotary organizes the Naples Creek Rainbow Trout Derby each year.

Why Rainbow Trout?

Early each spring as the warming sunshine begins to melt the glacial waterways of the Finger Lakes, rainbow trout start to make their journey up Naples Creek from tributaries such as Grimes Creek, Eelpot Creek, and Tannery Creek. These rainbow trout then travel up Naples Creek to lay their eggs before returning home. During this annual run, visitors watch as rainbow trout, several in excess of 8-10 pounds, leap in and out of the water, their opalescent silver scales glinting in the sun.

How did Naples’ derby tradition start?

Naples Rotary Club launched its first Naples Creek Rainbow Derby in 1961. The event quickly became a favorite area attraction, drawing hundreds of men, women, and children to Naples Creek from across New York and beyond, including a large following from the Buffalo area. “It has become a generational tradition,” said Mike Joseph of Naples Valley Visitor’s Association. “Any sportsman or sportswoman who has been coming to the derby tries to bring their son and daughter, too.” Although the number of attendees has decreased significantly in recent years, an average of 400-500 participants or more still gather for the derby every April 1st. Additional rules have been added, including reducing the limit of entries to one fish. A variety of contest categories include longest fish for male, female, boy, and girl anglers respectively as well as senior anglers, not to mention specialty categories for local and youth participants. A leaderboard with all the categories is updated throughout the competition, adding to the excitement. The leaderboard is updated at the Naples Volunteer Fire Department / Maxfield

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Hose Company located at 2 Race Street in Naples throughout the day.

I want in! How do I join?

Derby participants simply pay $10 for adults and $5 for children under 16 years of age and go out to the creek to catch their fish. All proceeds support the Naples Rotary Club’s community service projects. Derby officials sit outside and monitor the activities, measure the fish, and update the leaderboard. People are encouraged to carry on the longstanding tradition of fishing in this annual event. Join us at for fun and fellowship at the fire hall at the end of day where trophies and prizes are awarded to recognize the top positions of each category! We also finish drawing prizes from our raffle, and every angler is automatically in the running for those prizes, too. All contestants are responsible for knowing and adhering to NYS fishing regulations which can be found at https://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/7917.html

How does is this year different?

Last year’s 60th Annual Naples Creek Rainbow Trout Derby looked just a little bit different due to the status of the pandemic. Rather than all participants gathering on April 1st, the derby event was extended to a four-day event. For 2022 we are returning to the time-honored, single day format. See you bright and early on April 1st!

I missed the Derby; can I still fish Naples Creek?

Absolutely! Anglers with a license are welcome to continue fishing in Naples Creek throughout the year. This corner of the Finger Lakes boasts accommodations for over 400 visitors within 15 miles of Naples at gorgeously renovated historic hotels, inns, and bed & breakfasts. Coupled with area wineries and craft beverage makers, fresh farm-totable eateries, artisanal shops, and much more, any time is a great time for a long fishing weekend.

Come Explore Naples

Explore Naples NY, a new, local not-for-profit, was founded in April 2020 by a group of like-minded community members to share the many exciting offerings that Naples provides as a destination. Naples, NY, is known for The Grape Festival and grape pies, which have been an incredible claim to fame for this small town. However, there is so much more this quaint village and surrounding areas have to share! Explore Naples NY recognizes that there is an abundance to do in and around Naples every season, and they are focused on uncovering, unleashing, and promoting Naples as a year-round recreational destination. Since its inception, Explore Naples NY has continually strived to nurture new entrepreneurs, promote and preserve the historic past, and share the natural beauty of this Finger Lakes gem! Naples provides a highly desirable experience as a day trip, a weekend trip, or even a long vacation. Each Season is highlighted by vibrancy in recreational activities, wine tasting, breweries, distillery, eateries, shopping, and by the community at large. Focused on the “Outdoor Mecca” that is Naples, Explore Naples NY highlights the many hiking trails of all lengths and skill levels that dot Naples Valley.

In an effort to share the diversity of trails available and to make the trails easier to find, the not-for-profit has developed three hiking brochures featuring 17 different trail maps! Along with providing these maps to area guests and residents alike, Explore Naples has made every effort to secure seasonal highlights to attract visitors year-round. Explore Naples NY has already created several categories on its website, including “Winter Wanderland” for outdoor enthusiasts who focus on skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking combined with visiting local businesses. “Harvest Daze” focuses on the fall months. Finally, Explore Naples NY is currently working on categories for the Naples magic found in its spring and summer months! This not-for-profit has remained steadfast in its mission of helping entrepreneurs, as well. Through its pop-up shop experiment in the Fall of 2020, they were able to help establish two new businesses in Naples! Explore Naples NY is on a mission to support, grow and share passion for this unique jewel of the Finger Lakes as “a highly desirable experience like no other.” Check out ExploreNaplesNY.com for everything “Naples!” Photo by Nigel Peter Benon Kent

1. What does your ideal Saturday look like? A. B. C. D.

Getting drinks with friends Road tripping Checking out local art Going on a hike

A. B. C. D.

Social Easy going Artsy Outdoorsy

2. What adjective best describes you?

3. You would prefer an afternoon dressed in…

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A. Dress pants, dresses, and heels B. Jeans and sweaters C. Eye-catching outfits and handmade jewelry D. T-shirts, shorts, and sneakers

4. Which style would decorate your kitchen in? A. B. C. D.

Simple and Chic Modern Farmhouse Contemporary Rustic Cabin

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If your party is social and wants an excuse to dress up, consider a wine tasting weekend. Naples is home to many beautiful wineries, as the 30-mile Canandaigua Lake Wine Trail runs from the western side of the lake to Naples. There’s also plenty of breweries to check out. You can visit Hazlitt Red Cat Cellars, Arbor Hill Grapery & Winery, Inspire Moore Winery, Hollerhorn Distillery, Naples Brewing Company, and more. Learn more at https:// www.visitfingerlakes.com/plan-your-trip/ontario-county-ny/naples/wineries/

6. Your aura matches…

Mostly A’s - Wine Trail

Mostly B’s - Quilt Trail

If your party is easy going and down to check out some local barns, farm markets, and picturesque scenery, the Naples Quilt Trail is ideal. Beautiful barns with intricately painted quilts blaze a trail your party has never seen before! Learn more at https://flxbarnquilttrail.com.

Mostly C’s - Art Trail If your party loves art and checking out local artists’ collections, the Naples Open Studio Trail will be a perfect weekend! The self-guided tour features open studios in Naples, Bristol, and Middlesex. Check out unique jewelry, paintings, clothing, furniture, pottery, and more. Your party will love the one-of-a-kind pieces they find while supporting local artists. Learn more at https://www.naplesopenstudiotrail.com

Mostly D’s - Nature Trail If your party’s ideal weekend is spent in nature, Naples’ many nature trails are calling your name. Visit Conklin Gully 12 Falls Trail, Grimes Glen, The Bristol Hills Trail, Wesley Hill Nature Reserve Red Loop, Ontario County Park Trail, Cumming Nature Center, Gully Overlook Trail, and more! Many trails in Naples lead to beautiful waterfalls and scenic overviews that’ll leave your group breathless. Learn more at https://www.alltrails.com/us/new-york/naples 38

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5 FUN FACTS About Flint and Steel Farm: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Provides compassionate end-of-life care Absolutely NO charge to residents or their families 100% Community funded Lifelong bonds formed with families and volunteers No experience needed to volunteer

5 FUN FACTS About The Bristol Valley Theatre: 1. Produces six plays/musicals each summer, hiring professional talent from New York City and around the country 2. Hosts a variety of events in the fall and spring, including concerts, dance, comedy, theater and children’s/family programming 3. Internships available in costumes, lighting, stage management, carpentry, and more to college students from around the country 4. Area children outreach through BVT for Kids, providing acting classes each fall and spring for ages 4-17 5. Celebrates area artists with the annual Silent Art Auction - over 200 pieces of various art mediums exhibited in our theater lobby and viewed by over 13,000 patrons June through August

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5 FUN FACTS About Cumming Nature Center:

It features heavily contoured greens, dramatic changes in elevation, and has challenging rolling fairways with many mounds and sand bunkers. All skill levels will enjoy the course. Come and play Reservoir Creek or check out the new clubhouse. The scenery alone is worth a visit! Make a tee time and find out more at rcgolf.com or call 585-374-8010

1. Cross country ski rentals and snowshoe rentals during winter months 2. Nature Center hosting ongoing archaeology project excavating an abandoned 19th century mill town located on CNC property 3. Reintroduced to the nature center in the 1970s, beavers are still active today 4. Celebrating 45 years of hosting a pancake breakfast in March 2023 5. Weekly Forest School program for kids to explore our 900 acres all year long

5 FUN FACTS About Reservoir Creek Golf: 1. Hardest handicapped hole is only 288 yards 2. Green on hole number 10 resembles the shape of a guitar 3. 300 foot elevation change from the front to the back of the course 4. Golf course is 1 mile long from the front to the back 5. Walk all 18 holes you will have completed a 5 mile hike

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Naples Cleveland House Awarded a 2021 Technical Assistance Grant Preservation efforts across 14 counties were selected to receive funding totaling over $62,000

Courtesy of the Naples Historical Society, Abbreviated

The Preservation League of New York State and their program partners at the New York State Council on the Arts, Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation, and Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area are thrilled to announce the recipients of their 2021 Technical Assistance Grants. The Naples Historical Society has been awarded a grant in the amount of $2,685 for a Cleveland House Foundation analysis. The analysis and final report will be conducted by Bero Architecture in Rochester, NY. “We are delighted to be the recipient of this grant that will guide us in our preservation efforts of the Cleveland House,” announced Trish Lambiase, President of the Naples Historical Society. The Cleveland House in Naples, NY was built by Ephraim Cleveland, a Revolutionary War Captain. It was the first frame structure built after pioneers arrived in this area in 1790. The home remains nearly intact as it was originally built in 1794. On the walls of a second-floor bedchamber is stenciling believed to be done by Naples’s resident Stephen Clark completed around 1828. The preservation/restoration of the Cleveland House, especially the stenciling in the bedchamber, is of highest priority as buckling in the walls is evident. This foundation assessment will give the historical society needed guidance to establish a budget, timeline and set fundraising goals to stabilize the foundation believed to be contributing to wall buckling. During this grant cycle, 17 projects representing 14 counties across the state have been selected by an independent panel of preservation professionals. A total of $62,953 was awarded.

“Our Technical Assistance Grants (TAG) can have long-lasting impacts on cultural organizations across the state. Year after year, we love seeing how these grants jumpstart preservation projects that might not otherwise have been possible,” said Preservation League President Jay DiLorenzo. “We are grateful for the continued partnership of the New York State Council on the Arts, as well as the generous support of the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation and Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area.” “Technical Assistance Grants promote the longevity of New York State’s outstanding arts and culture spaces by providing critical dollars for preservation initiatives. Cultural organizations are central to the well-being of towns, villages, and cities across our state, and we are so pleased to once again work with the Preservation League of New York State,” said Mara Manus, Executive Director of the New York State Council on the Arts. “On behalf of the entire NYSCA Team, we congratulate all recipients on their awards!” “The New York State Council on the Arts congratulates all TAG awardees,” shared Katherine Nicholls, Chair of the New York State Council on the Arts. “Investing in preservation projects promotes our state’s health and history and ensures that our state’s cultural anchors will continue to grow and thrive. Council is keenly aware of the importance of these preservation projects and looks forward to seeing them come to life.” “TAG provides an avenue for us of evaluating and funding different projects that are important to our partners. Congratulations to all the recipients!” said Maurice D. Hinchey Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area Executive Director Scott Keller. “We are continually impressed with both the quantity and quality of the applications for this program.”

The Naples Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization whose mission is to promote an interest in the history of Naples and the surrounding area by maintaining and displaying historical collections and exhibits, and by providing educational programs. Membership is open to any person interested in the history of Naples, NY, and the surrounding area. www.NaplesNYHistoricalSociety.org

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Family or friends with youngsters coming to visit? Don’t rush out and spend hundreds of dollars in gear and toys that will spend most of their time in storage. Instead, simply reach out to FLX Baby Gear to make your reservation and have the equipment you need delivered right to your door. Completely cleaned and sanitized before each use, FLX Baby Gear is the smart, economical, and easy way to comfortably accommodate your youngest guests. To reserve the gear you need, visit www.flxbabygear. com. Please note that we have more gear available, and contact us if you need something you do not see. For best accommodation, please give as much notice as possible. While we understand last minute needs arise, advance notice allows us to plan and coordinate your services in a timely manner. Lose the stress and experience peace of mind when you have FLX Baby Gear set up everything your child needs before you even arrive. For more information, visit our website or call Amy Merrill at 585-755-3933.

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Finger Lakes Dental Finger Lakes Dental Care originated in Canandaigua in 2002, founded by Dr. Jason Tanoory. The practice offers a wide spectrum of services including but not limited to preventative care, cosmetic dentistry, restorative dentistry and specialty services. While some dental providers create a lasting “fear” of going to the dentist that has resulted in many Americans avoiding their annual trip to the dentist, Finger Lakes Dental Care looks to alleviate patient anxiety. “Our whole mission is to change the way people feel about going to the dentist. Compassion is one of our core values throughout our system as is our transparency,” affirms marketing coordinator, Sally Finocchario. She reveals that many patients tend to bring their negative past experiences from other dentists with them before visiting the Finger Lakes Dental Care office. According to a recent study cited by USnews.com, approximately 6 in 10 Americans have a genuine fear of visiting the dentist. Whether the fear is due to concerns about pain, procedures, or expensive costs, all fears are valid—especially if it keeps you away from the dentist. “We listen to patient concerns about fear of judgement,” assures Finocchario. There is no judgement at this practice. Thankfully, with five convenient locations—Canandaigua, Naples, West Henrietta, Palmyra and a newly opened—you can be certain there is a location near you. Compassionate dentistry is just one of the hallmarks that Finger Lakes Dental prides themselves on. The prominent practice also focuses on creating a convenient “one stop shop” experience for their clientele. “We are an all-encompassing and innovative practice,” Finocchario explains. “There are a lot of things we can take care of in-house, without having to refer patients elsewhere. This usually saves money and time for our patients.”

treatments, routine cleanings, x-rays, and exams including 10-20% off other procedures, with an affordable annual membership fee which, according to Finocchario, “can end up saving more money, annually than compared to most insurance plans.” Patient satisfiers like these along with their compassionate and dedicated approach is what sets Finger Lakes Dental heads and shoulders above their competition. Comparatively speaking, few other dental providers strive to make patients feel as comfortable while also being affordable at the same time. But from day one that has always been the goal for Dr. Jason Tanoory, founder of Finger lakes Dental Care. After all, affordability and high-quality dental services shouldn’t be mutually exclusive. This attitude is the driving force behind Dr. Tanoory’s commitment to patient satisfaction. At the same time, Finger Lakes Dental does accept most major commercial insurance plans. Since the onset of the pandemic in 2020, many patients admit that they still have not returned to the dentist chair; however, Finger Lakes Dental has been coordinating and implementing newly enhanced cleanliness and sterilization procedures in what is already one of the cleanest professions. All employees are health screened twice a day, and rigorous hourly cleanings are performed for all office areas. A new air purification system has been installed to provide proper ventilation for staff and patients, assuring a safe and sterile environment for all. As they approach their twentieth anniversary, Finger Lakes Dental invites you to stop by for a visit. Whatever brings you in for your next appointment, rest assured that Dr. Tanoory and his talented team of specialists will make you feel at ease while delivering high quality dental services in a healthy and comfortable environment. For more information regarding Dr. Tanoory and his team, visit https://fingerlakesdental.com/.

“We want to educate our patients,” she continues. “We have a conversation with them about what their desired outcome is, and we work to achieve that outcome. Our primary goal is to listen, educate, and deliver the best patient experience imaginable. We’re deeply committed to providing a compassionate and family-friendly atmosphere.” If it’s fear of expense that is holding you back from your next dental checkup, then be assured that Finger Lakes Dental will have a cost-effective plan that works for your income, even if you don’t have insurance. Be certain to ask about their dental membership program if you are uninsured currently. This unique program has a variety of options based on your needs. Patients can obtain fluoride

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PREVENTIVE CARE TIPS What does preventive care mean?

Preventive care is routine health care that’s meant to help you stay healthy. When you schedule regular appointments and screenings, it can help you manage and maintain your health.

Preventive care is generally focused on the following: • • •

Evaluating your health when you are symptom-free Offering routine checkups and screenings Decreasing the risk of developing health issues even if you are in the best shape of your life

What’s the difference between preventive care and diagnostic care? It’s important to understand the difference between preventive and diagnostic care because they are usually covered differently by health plans. • Preventive care is designed to help you stay healthy. It’s covered by most health plans with $0 out-of-pocket when you see a network provider. • Diagnostic care could have additional costs, depending on your plan coverage. Check your plan documents for details.

Preventive care Preventive care includes routine

well exams, screenings, and immunizations intended to prevent or avoid illness or other health problems.

Diagnostic care Diagnostic care includes care or

treatment when you have symptoms or risk factors and your doctor wants to diagnose them.

When is care considered preventive?

A procedure can be considered preventive care in some situations, but not in others. This is important, because a service has to be considered preventive in order to be exempt from copays, coinsurance or deductibles. If it’s not, these charges may apply.

Preventive care example A woman has an annual wellness exam and receives blood tests to screen for anemia, kidney and liver function, and has a urine analysis done. If the physician orders lab work during a preventive care visit some of the tests may be covered as preventive care, such as a cholesterol screening. Diagnostic care example However, other blood chemistry panels like an anemia screening in a nonpregnant woman, a kidney or liver function test and urinalysis, would not be covered as preventive care. The woman would be responsible for any deductible, coinsurance, or copayment that may be applicable based on her benefit plan. 46

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When a service is performed for preventive screening reasons and is appropriately reported, it will be covered under the Preventive Care Services benefit. Check your plan documents and consult with your health care provider prior to having the service performed if you have questions.

Preventive care includes • • • • •

Routine physical examinations Immunizations Well baby and well-child care Mammography, colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy Cervical screening

Why is preventive care important? •

Regular preventive care visits and health screenings may help to identify potential health risks for early diagnosis and treatment. • Helping prevent disease and detecting health issues at an early stage is essential to living a healthier life. • Following preventive care guidelines — and your doctor’s advice — may help you to stay healthier. Be sure to discuss specific health questions and concerns with your doctor.

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