Table of ConTenTs

• AmishInformation 2• BlueLoopAreas 4

(EastOtto,Mansfield,LittleValley&Salamanca)

• GreenLoopAreas 8(Dayton,Gowands,Perrysburg&SouthDayton)

• OrangeLoop Areas 12(Randolph)

• PinkLoopAreas 16(Cattaraugus,CherryCreek,ConewangoValley&Leon)

• AmishTours 20• AmishGeoTrail 22• BarnQuiltTrail 23

PleasebeawarethatAmishbusinessesmoveandmaynolongerbeinthelocationsindicatedonthismap.Alimitednumberofgasstationsareavailable,sofuelupbeforeyoucome!

Amish InformationWelcome to NY’s Amish Trail. Check out the following Amish information and tips to help you with your visit.

Who are the Amish?The Amish adhere to a Christian faith and belief system that values community, unity, family, faith and hard work. The Amish in our area are Old Order, a very conservative and traditional community living without electricity, phones, cars and other modern conveniences.

Most commonly recognized by their plain dress, horse and buggy transportation, and old fashioned farming practices; they live an intentional lifestyle that separates them from the modern world and is centered around their families and Amish community. They make a living from farming and handcrafting products for sale.

What do the Amish make and sell?They produce a variety of goods including quilts, rugs, baked goods, candy, furniture, toys, baskets, eggs, homegrown fruits & vegetables, jams, woodworking, leather, lumber, iron works and more.

Where are the Amish shops?The Amish sell their products from their homes--the Amish Trail map will help you locate their businesses. Look for a sign in their front yard and an OpeN sign to direct you. You will not find any large Amish stores or commercialized Amish shopping areas or attractions. Rural, small town, personal and friendly is what characterizes this area instead. An authentic Amish experience!

What else do I need to know?• Amish shops are closed on Sundays and certain holidays. Some shops may also close randomly for various reasons such as a wedding, funeral, or family obligation.• Amish do not accept credit cards.• Slow down and drive with caution around Amish horse & buggies.• Do not take photos of the Amish or their children; it is against their beliefs. photos of buildings and scenery are allowed. • Respect their privacy and personal property.

What else is there in the area?Besides the Amish shops there are many other local shops and businesses. Be sure to check out the Amish Trail map & visitor’s guide for more information on all the great shops, restaurants, accommodations, and attractions that are part of NY’s Amish Trail.

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Salamanca

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & SUITES779 Broad Street, Salamanca716-945-7600www.HIexpress.comKid’s Suite, Whirlpool Suites with Kitchenettes, Complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast, Indoor pool & Whirlpool, Fitness Center, In-Room coffee makers, FRee Wireless Internet, hair dryers, iron & ironing boards. Shuttle to Seneca Allegany Casino 24/7. We are TAX exempt.

MAGER MOUNTAIN ALPACAS69 Mountain View Drive, Little Valley 716-938-9077 MagerMountainAlpacas.comHours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

So Soft Gift Shop, stocked with a large variety of handmade and peruvian Alpaca products, including; yarn, socks, fine apparel, teddy bears, rugs and more.

SENECA-IROQUOIS NATIONAL MUSEUM814 Broad Street, Salamanca 716-945-1760 www.SenecaMuseum.org Hours: Monday – Sunday 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Learn how Hodinohso:ni traditional and contemporary

art reflects the heritage from ancient times to today. permanent exhibits show a partially reconstructed longhouse, a rebuilt log cabin, and a historical perspective of the Allegany territory prior to the Kinzua Dam being built in 1965.

BLUE LOOP ON THE MAP

THE CROSSPATCH5281 Baker Road, Salamanca 716-938-6313www.TheCrosspatch.com Guided Horseback Riding, Overnight rides, Stagecoach, Wagon, Sleigh & Carriage Rides, Chuck Wagon Supper Shows. Store for homemade, handmade andWestern theme items. Join the Crosspatch as they bring the West to the east.

MANSFIELD AREA HISTORICAL SOCIETY7691 Toad Hollow Road, Little Valley 716-257-9288www.MansfieldNY.orgHours: Open May to October on Saturdays - 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.established in 2010 in the former Mansfield Town Hall (previously a United Congregational Church); for the preservation of historical significance in the early settlement of Cattaraugus County and to promote continued area businesses.

SALAMANCA HISTORICAL MUSEUM“We Make History Come Alive in Salamanca NY!”125 Main St, Salamanca716-945-2946salhistorical@verizon.net Hours: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.Free Admission; Fully Handicapped Accessible; Group Tours available. Restored 1882 bank building. Three floors of displays and exhibits. Staff is available to answer questions.

HOG SHED STUDIO POTTERYp O Box 41; 8420 Otto-Maples Road, east Otto 716-257-9549Studio showroom of original handmade functional stoneware created by elliott and Michael Hutten.

Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00pm May - Dec. (other times by appointment) www.eastOtto.com

BROOKSIDE STUDIO WATERCOLORS8363 Otto-Maples Road, east Otto 716-257-9790Watercolor paintings, limited edition prints, reproductions, note cards and paintings by artist, Robin Zefers Clark.

WOODSWORK CARvINGS8253 Safford Road, east Otto 716-257-9642unique selection of rustic hand crafted figures, sculptures, furniture, kitchenware and Santas. Owner Dug Stein uses locally gathered and cured wood.

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WILLOW CREEK COTTAGE9811 Mosher Road, South Dayton 716-532-3868www.WillowCreekNY.com

Fully furnished country home. Rentals per night, weekend or longer. Stay and play along the Amish Trail.

THE MUSTARD SEED RESTAURANT315 pine Street, South Dayton 716-988-3800 www.MustardseedRestaurant.comHours: Thursday - Saturday 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.; ~ Catering available daily ~ Fresh salads, sandwiches, breakfast and dinners made with whole foods.~ organic, locally grown, vegan, vegetarian and hormone free burger!

GOWandaAMISH COLLECTIONS24 West Main Street, Gowanda 716-241-7058 www.AmishCollections.comOpen Tuesday - Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Friday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Specializing in custom cabinetry, furniture, islands; All handmade by local Old Order Amish.

GOWANDA AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE49 West Main Street, Gowanda 716-532-2834 www.GowandaChamber.comHours: Monday thru Friday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The Northern entrance to New York’s Amish Trail. Will help plan your trip and provide local information.

HEAvEN SCENT/COPY CENTRAL18 Jamestown Street, Gowanda 716-532-5852Hours: Monday thru Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Large selection of gifts and home decor. pBC Singing Bears, Starwest essential Oils, ear candles, Native American Dolls, premier Spinners, and much more. Copy Central is able to take care of many of your business copy needs promptly.

vALLEY HARDWARE CENTER 524 pine Street, South Dayton 716-988-3304www.shopvalley.doitbest.com

Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.,

Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.Kerosene lamps, lanterns, canning supplies and boots - a special collection of Amish made items, gifts and .99 cards.

GOWANDA HARLEY-DAvIDSON®2535 Gowanda Zoar Road, Gowanda 716-532-4584 www.GowandaHarley.comHours: Monday – Wednesday 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Thursday & Friday 8:30a.m. – 8:00 p.m., Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., September 1 – March 31 Closed Sundays and MondaysOfficially licensed Harley-Davidson® offering motorcycles, Motorclothes™ , Service & parts.

RAINBOW’S END HERBS10084 Hooker Hill Road,perrysburg 716-532-6022HOURS: Call ahead for hours and appointments.Organic culinary and medicinal herbs; Handmade soaps, balsam sachets, jams; books, ointments, teas and other fine herbal products Classes and events seasonally

RACERS RESTAURANT8403 Rt 62, South Dayton 716-988-3301

Memorial Day to Labor Day 7 Days/week; 11a.m.-9p.m.

excellent & affordable food; play ground equipmen;outdoor seating for families with pets. Live bait and tackle shop next door.

RED’S DOG’S AND CONESRed’s Dogs and Cones17 east Main StreetGowanda, NY 14070716-532-2400www.RedsDogsAndCones.com

Red’s Dogs & Cones is a step back into the 1950’s classic hot dog stand, in a fun, family based setting with reasonable prices.  Once the Mobil Gas Station, Red’s has become a main focal point in the Village of Gowanda, with its 1953 red and white Chevy pick Up Truck on its roof, retro ‘50’s diner atmosphere with the black and white checkered floor and memorabilia throughout the interior of the restaurant.  Old gas pumps, clocks, signs and photos of Gowanda from back in the day take you back to the era of “Happy Days”.

NASH HILL EQUESTRIAN CENTER10999 persia RoadGowanda, NY 14070716-257-5257

www.NashHillequestrianCenter.com

We offer barn tours, horse boarding, breeding, training, instruction and therapeutic riding, sales, club events, arena rentals and more.

HIDEAWAY ARCHERY12749 Cottage Road, South Dayton 716-532-2360Hours vary, please call ahead. www.HideawayArchery.com Hunting cabin style store and 20 yard indoor range. Full service archery pro shop, shoot bows,

leagues in the fall and winter.

HERBAL EXPRESSIONS/THE FLOWER SHOP316 pine Street, South Dayton 716-988-3550Hours: Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Unique country, homemade & Amish made gifts; fresh flowers, dish gardens and balloons. Herb garden

THE MASTER’S PLAN CAFé9586 Railroad Avenue, Dayton 716-725-9229www.TheMastersplanCafe.org

The Master’s plan Café is a ministry outreach, a refurbishing of the old Dayton Hotel. Special events through out the year, including Dice Runs, Car show, Fall celebration and more. Open soon as a full service restaurant with 50-60’s décor.

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SOUTH DAYTON SUPERMARKET303 pine StreetSouth Dayton716-988-3871 SouthDaytonSupermarket.comFood, gas and cold drinks. Famous for homemade “Duper Donuts”.

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JESSE’S TOY BOX53 West Main Street, Gowanda 716-532-3196www.JessesToyBox.com

Open Monday - SaturdayOld-fashioned toy store with train tables, Lego tables, puppet theater, play kitchen, doll house with a variety of candy, snacks and drinks.

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JUMBRONI’S PIzzA & GAMES4 Jamestown Street, Randolph 716-358-2225www.Jumbronis.com

Open Dailypizza, subs, wings, sides, salads, arcade games Fresh dough made daily.

CARDINAL ACRES ALPACAS9759 Manley Hill Road, Little Valley 716-307-4582, please call for directions www.CardinalAcresAlpacas.comHours: 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Fine alpaca products, raw fleece, yarn, great gifts. See Alpacas of all colors, Daily Farm Visits

SENN-SATIONS SALON & DAY SPA150 Main Street, Randolph 716-358-2265www.Sennsations.com

Tuesday - SaturdaysFull service hair salon, skin care, massages, waxing and tanning.

CARDINAL HILLS GOLF COURSE78 Conewango Road, Randolph 716-358-5409www.CardinalHillsNY.com18 hole, par 72.

pro shop, dining and relaxed bar atmosphere. Very reasonable rates.

Randolph Retail Company127 Main Street, Randolph 716-358-5758

Tuesday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Call for extended holiday hoursFeaturing affordable women’s clothing, unique gifts, home décor, jewelry, kids corner

RANDOLPH PEACHES & CREAM19 Main Street, Randolph 716-358-2241

www.Randolphpeaches.com

From easter to Christmas 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.. Closed from November 1 to ThanksgivingFlowers, vegetable plants, produce, Amish jams, local maple products, Hershey’s Ice Cream, Christmas trees & wreaths

POPE HAvEN CAMPGROUND11948 pope Road, Randolph 716-358-4900www.popeHaven.com

May—October150 unit campground & cabin rentals. WiFi, fishing pond, laundry, game room

THE PICKLE BARREL133 Main Street, Randolph 716-358-2087 www.RandolphpickleBarrel.com

Tuesday - Friday 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Unique gifts, rustic home décor, pickled products, quilting & scrapbooking supplies.

RANDOLPH AREA COMMUNITY DEvELOPMENT CORP.72 Main Street, Randolph 716-358-9701 ext 208 www.RandolphNY.net The Southern entrance to New York’s Amish Trail.Guided Amish Tours & 24/7 Amish Trail Welcome Center

THE INN AT ONE BANK STREETOne Bank Street, Randolph 716-358-2022www.TheInnAtOneBankStreet.com4 Room Inn, suites and guest rooms, all with private baths. Clean and comfortable. In the center of walkable downtown Randolph, minutes away from the Amish Trail.

SIMPLY NATURAL ALPACA GIFT SHOP11144 pope Road, Randolph 716-358-5242Open evenings, Saturdays

Fine alpaca products, raw fleece, yarn, great gifts. Come and see the Alpacas

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MYSTIC HILL OLDE BARN7840 Mosher Hollow Road, Cattaraugus 716-257-3010 www.MysticHillOldeBarn.com Hours: June – October, Tuesday to Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 5:oo p.m. April, May, November & December Thursday – Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Local Amish wares and Unique County Gifts, Amish cookbooks, rugs, leather bells, birdhouses, unfinished pine furniture and more. Cash, Checks, MasterCard & Visa

BEAUTY vIEW FARM7356 Snyder Hill Road, Cattaraugus 716-474-3942www.BeautyViewFarm.comOver 400 acres, 2 fishing ponds, a picnic

pavilion, trails for cross country skiing, hayrides and more offer unique outdoor experiences. Bluebird education program

LEON HISTORICAL MUSEUMRoute 62, Leon 716-296-5709 LeonHistoricalSociety.webs.com

Open Saturdays: May – October 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. FRee ADMISSION

This wonderful museum and 1836 church is like stepping back in time. Immerse yourself in numerous

displays from yester-years gone by dating back to the Civil War and the First Settlers of the area. 2 Floors of displays.

MURPHY’S WINE & GOURMET SHOP18 Main Street, Cattaraugus 716-257-9215MurphysWineGourmetShop.com

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 11:00 am - 5:00 pm; Friday to 6:00 pm Saturdays 10:00 to 2:00 (subject to change)Wine store and gourmet gift shop; daily tastings and samples; personalized gift baskets! Shipping available countrywide. ever expanding inventory; bus tours and group tastings by appointment.

vALLEY vIEW CHEESE FACTORYRoute 62, Conewango Valley 716-296-5821Hours: Monday to Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Closed on Sundays The Cheese Factory is the center hub of the local Amish community featuring many varieties of cheese, Amish furniture, quilts and various other Amish made gifts.

AMISH COTTAGE BED & BREAKFAST6151 Town Hill Road, Conewango Valley 716-296-8926

Open April 1 thru November 30

The Amish Cottage at eagle’s Rest Farm is a quiet retreat nestled in the heart of the Old Order Amish Community. enjoy home made baked goods, or breakfast with fresh eggs, butter and jam on home baked bread.

AMERICAN MUSEUM OF CUTLERY9 Main Street, Cattaraugus 716-257-9813Thursday – Sunday 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. FRee ADMISSIONThe Mission of this new museum is to collect for exhibit and study, the records, photographs, and examples of the entire American Cutlery Industry.

AIM HIGH OUTDOOR ADvENTURES11969 Ruckh Hill, Leon 716-296-5246 or 988-5967 www.AimHighOutdoors.com

Open Year RoundDeluxe Cabins are located 2 miles north of Leon, just 3/4 mile off of Route 62 in a private, peaceful setting. Campfire, beautiful scenery and spectacular sunsets. Cabins sleep four (or can be arranged for six if needed) and are equipped with everything you need - just bring your food and clothes.

SIX BAER’S GIFT SHOP11829 Youngs Road, Conewango Valley716-397-2897 www.Baeressentials.org

Hours: Monday – Saturday - 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Unique hand crafted and fair trade items from around the world (and locally too!) including scarves, candles, jewelry, wraps, woven bags, cuffs, wood items, soaps, baskets and more! All profits support the work in rural ethiopia.

TEN POINT TAvERN5523 Route 62Conewango Valley, NY 14726716-969-1051www.TenpointTavern.com

Ten point Tavern is a small family owned and operated tavern that offers quality homemade food and cold drinks.  Stop in to enjoy the air conditioned friendly atmosphere.

CHERRY CREEK INN BED & BREAKFAST1022 West Road, Cherry Creek 716-296-5105www.CherryCreekInn.net Open Year Round Luxurious accomodations. Host tour buses, Lunch is three courses using Amish recipes and featuring Amish made breads and pies. Smaller Amish lunches & Teas with ADVANCeD ReSeRVATION ReQUeSTeD.

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by reservation onlyContact:

the leon Historical society Museum;

formoreinformationcontact:PatBromley,TownHistoriam(716)296-5709

BillScherman(716)296-5268FredMilliman(716)358-3236

oremailusthroughourwebsitehttp://LeonHistoricalSociety.webs.com

randolph area Community Development Corp.Call716-358-9701ext208.

RandolphNY.net

Personalized Tours

The Amish Trail presents the Barn Quilt project. Originally begun as an addition to the Amish Trail, now the Barn Quilt project has taken on a life of its own. The residents of this area have decorated their homes and businesses with various quilt patterns. each barn quilt is hand crafted on commercial sign board using sign paints. Many in the Randolph area are 2’ X 2’ or 4’ X 4’. Very few are actually on barns.

For locations of all barn quilts, see the back of the Amish Trail Map.

Remember to pull off the street cautiously. Be respectful of people’s property.

Barn Quilt trail information

New York’s Amish Geo Trail has been developed to encourage visiting cachers and residents to explore and get to know areas of western Cattaraugus County that are new to them as they travel the highways and byways of the enchanted Mountains.

12 caches have been hidden along NY’s Amish Trail for you to discover! You will receive a geo-button for each cache you locate.You can obtain your geo-button by mailing your NYAGT Leaflet to the department listed on it or by visiting the website at http://AmishTrail.com/geotrail. If you locate 10 of the 12 caches, you will receive a NY Amish Geo Trail Coin.

For complete instructions on participating in the Amish Geo Trail visit, http://AmishTrail.com/geotrail.

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