Twin Tiers Area Info and Weather Forecast

Twin Tiers New York Real Estate

The Twin Tiers is the portal to the famous Finger Lakes Region , and home to the one of the most wonderful places in the world. We are only about an hour or so from Rochester , and about two and a half hours from Buffalo . Also if you need the really big city, were only four and a half hours or so from New York City . But in all honesty, the Twin Tiers couldn t be farther from both, and yet we have it all right here. Here we have everything you could imagine, from the most scenic, rustic and beautiful locations, to an area that has all the great events of the big cities. It is an area that is safe and stops crimes and criminals, before they can begin, and focuses on quality education, and a high quality of life. When people come to the Twin Tiers, they often decide that they want to move here, or retire here, and they are all welcomed with open arms.

Our four seasons here are wonderful, we have long springs, and joyful summers, and the fall has breathtaking views that most people only dream about. Winters you ask? Well they are much easier than most of our state, as we don t get a lot of lake effect snow, and the storms seem to always miss us. And thanks to global warming, winters are even warmer and easier than ever although that s really not a very good thing if you ask us. If you click on some of our links, you ll find out more about the area, and our local businesses too. Or you call me today and ask me some questions about my thoughts on the Twin Tiers. Although by reading this you ll already know most of my answers.

Directions

Visit MapQuest.com or RandMcNally.com for directions to the Twin Tiers Area.

Rochester:

Take I 390 South
Pick-up I 86 East (Route 17 East)
I 86 takes you right into Corning (I 390 South and I 86 East merge at the Prattsburg/Kanona exit)
Take exit 45 towards Route 352-Riverside-Downtown Corning

Binghamton:

Take I 86 West (Route 17 West) to Corning

Williamsport:

Take Route 15 North
Pick-up I 86 East (Route 17 East) at
Painted Post
Follow signs for Corning

Jamestown:

Take I 86 East (Route 17 East) to Corning

Albany:

Take I 88 West to Binghamton
At Binghamton pick-up I 86 West to Corning

NYC:

Take I 80 West
Pick-up I 380 North
Near Scranton, PA, pick-up I 81 North
Near Binghamton Pick-up I 86 West
Follow I 86 West to Corning

Niagara Falls:

Take Niagara Falls Expressway to I 90 (NYS Thruway)
Take I 90 to Route 63 South
Pick-up I 390 South Take I 86 East to Corning (I 390 and I 86 merge in Prattsburg/Kanona exit)

Ithaca/Cortland:

Take Route 13 South to Horseheads
At Horseheads, pick-up I 86 West
Follow I 86 West to Corning

Syracuse/Watertown/Thousand Islands:

Take I 81 South to Cortland
Pick-up Route 13 South at Cortland
Take Route 13 South to Horseheads
Pick-up I 86 West in Horseheads
Follow I 86 West to Corning

Utica:

Take I 90 West to Syracuse
Pick-up I 81 South in Syracuse
In Cortland, pick-up route 13 South
Pick-up I 86 West in Horseheads
Follow I 86 to Corning

Old Forge/Adirondack Mountains:

Take Route 12 South to Utica
In Utica, take I 90 West to Syracuse
Pick-up I 81 South in Syracuse
In Cortland, pick-up Route 13 South
Pick-up I 86 West in Horseheads
Follow I 86 to Corning

Buffalo:

Take I 90 (NYS Thruway) to Batavia
In Batavia, take Route 63 South to Mt. Morris
In Mt. Morris, take I 390 South
Pick-up I 86 East to Corning (I 390 and I 86 merge in Prattsburg/Kanona exit)

Maps of Corning

Looking for something in Corning? Having entered downtown Corning, look for signs directing you to Market Street. This will put you in the center of Corning's Gaffer District . Our Information Center/Visitor Services is located next to the Clocktower in the square on Market Street.

Click the below icons for full views online. Use the Map.pdf file for best results when printing. (Note: use the magnify feature in acrobat when viewing the pdf online)

Map.pdf