FINGER LAKES STATE PARK
While enjoying a day at Finger Lakes State Park, visitors may hear more than just the sounds of nature. The steady humming and ever-changing pitch of off-road motor vehicles may linger in the background, as off-road riding is the most popular activity at the park.
Once the site of a coal strip-mining operation, the man-made landscape of Finger Lakes State Park has been transformed into a recreational area providing a variety of amusement options. The more than 70 miles of off-road motorcycle and all-terrain vehicle trails and motocross track attract people from around the country. A one-and-a-half mile-long corridor of water, ideal for canoeing, fishing, swimming and scuba diving, features a large sand swimming beach.
A pleasant, wooded area in the center of the park has been preserved for picnicking, and provides welcome shaded relief from the summer sun. A shaded camping area, featuring basic and electric campsites, modern restrooms and showers, is available for those wishing to add another day of play to their schedule.
Whether in the market for a slow-paced day of relaxation or a fast-paced day of adventure, Finger Lakes State Parks can satisfy your craving.
Swimming is allowed in all bodies of water expect at the boat ramp area.
The swimming beach is open from Memorial Day weekend to Oct. 31.
Swimming hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
No alcohol, glass containers, pets or fires are allowed in the swimming beach area.
Fishing is prohibited in the swimming beach area.
We ask that you swim inside swim beach markers.
Boats should be put in at the boat ramp. Other docking areas can be used for smaller boats.
Canoes and kayaks can be put in at any location.
Electric motors are allowed only. No gas power motors.
Boats, canoes or kayaks may not be stored or left unattended overnight.
Please keep pets out of water around the boat ramp.
No swimming near the boat ramp.
Fishing:
Fishing is permitted under statewide regulations.
Fishing permits are required except for those over 65 years of age and under 15 years of age.
Fish may be taken only by pole and line and no more than three poles and lines per person.
Daily limits: six black bass, four catfish (channel blue and flathead catfish), two hybrid striped bass, two striped bass and 30 crappie. All other fish are not to exceed 20 in the aggregate.
All black bass between 12 and 15 inches, striped bass and hybrid striped bass less than 20 inches in total length must be returned to the water unharmed immediately after being caught.
Fishing is prohibited in the swimming beach area.
Would be alot better if the overgrowth on the trails were maintained. Also if you decide to ride here, have good condition mud terrain tires,
if you have balding tires then you will do more fighting with the bike and wear yourself out, the
trails are usually slick, or muddy....so be prepared.
the track is a great place for everyone from little kids to adults to ride its so much fun because you can get the feeling of being a racer 
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