Cayuga Lake

Cayuga Lake is one of New York's Finger Lakes, known for its elongated shape and scenic surroundings. It spans approximately 38 miles, making it the longest of the Finger Lakes, with a maximum depth of around 435 feet. The lake supports diverse ecosystems, recreation like boating and fishing, and is part of the region’s wine country. Its clear waters and fertile lands around it have historically made it a vital resource for local communities, agriculture, and tourism. Cayuga Lake also plays a crucial role in regional water supply and serves as a natural habitat for various species.