Beautiful green! This place is tucked away in a quaint historical small town…read more The course is beautiful and the restaurant and bar are great. A lot of locals come here for the restaurant and bar. There have even been a fair share of celebrities golfing at this stress free relaxing course. I recommend making a day out of randolph. Breakfast or lunch at verns, cardinal café, mjs, or r&ms. Golf this beautiful place. Have a drink or two from their solid bar. Enjoy dinner there or mjs if you're feeling a little more country. You can't go wrong.

Beautiful location with nice views. A few reachable par 4s for the big hitters. Small, firm…read moregreens make it challenging. My favorite part is it is laid back, the course will allow you to go out late as long as you're in before dark. You'll see big groups of young kids playing. Bar is great as well.

Been coming here since I was a kid. Great golf course that's a nice balance between challenging and…read moreforgiving. And a round is about as cheap as it gets -- usually $10 for walking 9. Come around Friday for great food and a busy night at the club house (usually they have a fish fry), although you can usually grab food any other day of the week too -- burgers, salads, wraps, bar food. It's worth becoming a regular -- or a member -- here.

The only two reviews have to be fake, we golfed for a total of a half hour and in that time we were…read moreharassed by the owners, scammed out of our money and didn't even play our nine holes. We payed for a cart that we were refused use of, and where promised a refund for this when we were finished. By the time we gave up we came back to a locked and empty club house unable to get money back. Terrible experience from the start and will never come back again if that's how paying customers are treated!!

Great trails Beautiful surroundings but nasty outhouse that has fecal matter all over the seats. My…read moregroup loved the whole experience but my only gripe was the cost of firewood and the uncleanliness. It rained and we got drenched. Great fun.

i would recommend it was my first time trail riding but i went up the black diamond trail hill…read moreclimb and i got up it it was tricky but i pushed through and got it done but my buddy wasn't fast enough but my dad was @thetruckguyllc and i lost him but then got reunited and the staff are so nice very nice staff and light blue trails are the easiest! i love this place and hoping to go next time possible and the best part it was my b day trip and thank you to the staff they showed the trails and they made it better!

Always an enjoyable experience! They do an excellent job maintaining the fairways and…read moregreens--constantly improving drainage and clearing spaces. The rates are very reasonable.

I love golf, and this is my local course. I'm 5 minutes away from this course, and at least 20…read moreminutes away from any other course, but I still choose other courses over this one. The course is not very well maintained. Fairways are pretty solid most of the time, but they have the worst greens I've ever played on. It's only a 9 hole course and it's around $20 for 9 holes, which isn't bad, but for the quality of the course it's not great. Workers and managers are fairly rude and clearly don't enjoy human interaction.

Rock City Park is a hidden gem in Western NY. It is absolutely worth the visit! The park is…read morestunning--huge rock formations rise out of a dense, peaceful forest, creating a magical hiking experience that feels like something out of a fantasy novel. The trail takes you down into the heart of these ancient boulders, where you can explore narrow crevices, quirky formations, and mossy paths. Then, you make your way back up the Indian Staircase for a panoramic view from the top--totally worth the climb. The gift shop is delightfully eclectic, with a great selection of rocks, crystals, and local souvenirs. It's the kind of place where you'll definitely find something unexpected. This is a perfect spot for families--easy to navigate, fun to explore, and memorable for all ages. Everyone we saw there was smiling, and our group left talking about when we'd come back again. Highly recommend!

A great place for respite from the heat. The trail takes about 45 minutes round-trip, and it might…read morebe closed if it's recently rained: The stones and mosses get very slippery. This is a great place for birders: Thrushes, vireos and wrens are found here

We always enjoy coming to Allegany. This time we decided to hike up to Bear Caves. If you are in…read moretown don't snooze on Allegany. You won't be disappointed.

This is an update to a review I originally wrote 11 years ago, and somehow, I love Allegany State…read morePark even more now than I did then. I've been coming here since I quite literally fit into a bucket (not exaggerating). Allegany has been a constant for me and probably the beginning of my love for everything outdoors. Growing up, my family spent Columbus Day weekends camping here, originally along McIntosh Trail and later at Summit Trail near the Art Roscoe Ski Area and fire tower on the Red House side of the park. Now, they go extra fancy and stay on Bova Trail. Over the years, Allegany became the backdrop for countless adventures from tent camping, cabin stays, hiking, geocaching, and just being together outdoors. These days, instead of Columbus Day, I usually start the year here by staying in a cabin and doing the First Day Hike with my dad. While my most recent visit wasn't the best, it doesn't erase the years of great memories before it. I've visited Allegany in every season, but autumn will always be my favorite thanks to the foliage. The trails shine in summer and fall. I've backpacked the North Country Trail through the park, hiked nearly every trail, and uncovered some lesser known gems along the way. I participate in the park's hiking challenges, serve on the board of the Allegany State Park Historical Society, and appreciate organizations like Friends of Allegany for the work they do to protect and enhance this place. The Red House Restaurant serves up some good times and great food, too. From Thunder Rocks to the Bear Caves, beaches, creeks, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, geocaching (including night caches and GeoBash!), and endless quiet corners, Allegany surely offers something for everyone. It's located a mere hour and 45 minutes from Buffalo and to me, it's a crown jewel of the New York State Park system. My advice? Do a little research before you go so you can make the most of your visit. Stop by the Administration Building on the Red House side, explore Thunder Rocks or the Bear Caves, and camp if you can. And whatever you do... don't feed the bears!

Wow so amazing to see. The museum inside has a wealth of information also. Fall time here has to be…read morebeautiful!!

Beautiful views! Highly recommend checking this park out. There is also a nice free museum inside…read moreof the visitor center that's worth looking through.

I've been dancing here for 2 years and I have loved it! The teachers are amazing, dances are…read moreperfect, and even though it's a little pricey, they give you the costumes and you don't have to pay for them! So worth it!