If you like rolling hills, beautiful foliage, and quaint small towns, today is your lucky day! Although it only has a population of just under 2,000 people, there’s a whole lot to explore in Ellicottville. Join us as we journey through the natural beauty of this tiny town outside of Buffalo!
Upon arriving, you’ll be amazed by fresh powder and beautiful surroundings
Maxine Power - Flickr Ellicottville is located smack-dab in the middle of “Ski Country,” and it definitely lives up to its name. The village is home to one of the most popular ski resorts in the area, Holiday Valley, and is a winter paradise for skiers, snowboarders, and snowmobilers.
Take in the sights and sounds of town.
Ellicottville, New York - Facebook In the summer months, Ellicottville comes alive with outdoor concert series set against the backdrop of beautiful rolling hills and green grass. While the town is small, their summer event schedule packs a punch: experience the Mud Run, Summer Music Festival, Jazz and Blues Festival, and more!
Up for an adventure? There’s so much to explore in Ellicottville!
Ellicottville, New York - Facebook The peaks and valleys of Ellicottville are good for more than just skiing. Hit the slopes for some of the best mountain biking around as you ride to the top of the hills for a beautiful birds eye view of the town!
You’ll find beautiful views here year-round.
Ellicottville, New York - Facebook Visit in the fall for some truly stunning scenery! Mark your calendar for the village’s Fall Festival on October 7th and 8th to take in the colors of the changing leaves and explore Main Street, which is lined with vendors.
Feeling daring? Get your adrenaline pumping!
Ellicottville, New York - Facebook Had enough of exploring the land? Take to the water for white water rafting on the Cattaraugus River! Rafting in Ellicottville takes you through Zoar Valley with rugged cliffs, waterfalls, and impressive views.
For a sense of zen, find your calm at the Arboretum.
Ellicottville, New York - Facebook
HoeHo - Flickr Get educated about your surroundings and enjoy the peace and quiet at Nannen Arboretum, an eight-acre botanical park complete with Japanese gardens, a pond, and nature walks.
Ellicottville makes for perfect “tay-cation” getaway!
sabreguy29 - Flickr Skiing, rafting, and biking, oh my! For such a tiny town, there is so much to explore. Along with adventurous outdoor activities, Ellicottville also has several great restaurants and shops, top-notch golf courses, and wineries to enjoy. There’s no wonder it’s one of the best “stay-cation” destinations near Buffalo!
Have you experienced Ellicottville lately? Share your photos and favorite spots of town with us!
Maxine Power - Flickr
Ellicottville is located smack-dab in the middle of “Ski Country,” and it definitely lives up to its name. The village is home to one of the most popular ski resorts in the area, Holiday Valley, and is a winter paradise for skiers, snowboarders, and snowmobilers.
Ellicottville, New York - Facebook
In the summer months, Ellicottville comes alive with outdoor concert series set against the backdrop of beautiful rolling hills and green grass. While the town is small, their summer event schedule packs a punch: experience the Mud Run, Summer Music Festival, Jazz and Blues Festival, and more!
The peaks and valleys of Ellicottville are good for more than just skiing. Hit the slopes for some of the best mountain biking around as you ride to the top of the hills for a beautiful birds eye view of the town!
Visit in the fall for some truly stunning scenery! Mark your calendar for the village’s Fall Festival on October 7th and 8th to take in the colors of the changing leaves and explore Main Street, which is lined with vendors.
Had enough of exploring the land? Take to the water for white water rafting on the Cattaraugus River! Rafting in Ellicottville takes you through Zoar Valley with rugged cliffs, waterfalls, and impressive views.
HoeHo - Flickr
Get educated about your surroundings and enjoy the peace and quiet at Nannen Arboretum, an eight-acre botanical park complete with Japanese gardens, a pond, and nature walks.
sabreguy29 - Flickr
Skiing, rafting, and biking, oh my! For such a tiny town, there is so much to explore. Along with adventurous outdoor activities, Ellicottville also has several great restaurants and shops, top-notch golf courses, and wineries to enjoy. There’s no wonder it’s one of the best “stay-cation” destinations near Buffalo!
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