Hector Natural Parks & Recreation

Finger Lakes National Forest                     Finger Lakes National Forest Office
Located on Hector/Logan Road, Route 2      5218 State Route 414
Route 2 in Hector                                                Hector, NY 14841.

Telephone: (607) 546-4470                TTY:(607) 546-4476

Hiking, Swimming, Fishing, Hunting, Snowmobiling, Horseback Riding, Camping, Wildflowers & Plants, Birding, Forest Watch, Finger Lakes Land Trust, Green Mountain National Forest.

Wildlife & Birding - Kestrel Haven Avian Migration Observatory

Burdett Central Park

Smith Park
Hiking, Swimming, Fishing, Camping, Boating

Hunting & Fishing

Boating

FingerLakes Trail Organization

Department of Environmental Conservation - DEC License information for Hunting, Fishing and Boating

Friends of the Fingerlakes National Forest - The Friends of the Finger Lakes National Forest is a not-for-profit corporation, organized to promote community participation in the wise use of the Finger Lakes National Forest and adjacent lands. We are developing an active membership that can play a leadership role in the management and development of the Finger Lakes National Forest.

Friends of the FingerLakes - This group brings together those who want to enjoy every aspect of the Finger Lakes Region.  The Heart of New York State is bounded by the I-390 Expressway in the West, The New York State Thruway in the North, the I-81 Expressway and Route 13 in the East, and Route 17, the Southern Tier Expressway, in the South.

Twin Lakes Snowmobile Association - Trails span Schuyler, Seneca and Tompkins Counties totaling approximately 50 miles of main trails and 10-20 miles of secondary trails.  Meet on 1st Monday at 7pm at the American Legion, Route 96, Trumansburg.  Contact Jane M. V. Ike, TLSA Secretary, P.O. Box 458, Trumansburg, NY 14886, phone 607-387-9813 or 607-546-5286. Officer Scott Sherwood is President, Heidi Sherwood, Secretary, Carl Hubbell.

Scuba Diving, Underwater Preservation