It’s Thursday Funday during National Travel and Tourism Week, and we’re celebrating one of the best things about Oswego County ... all the fun you can have here! From outdoor adventures to hidden gems, there are endless ways to explore and enjoy. Tourism plays a vital role in supporting our small communities, and that’s what makes Oswego County truly special. We’re grateful for the visitors who return again and again to make Oswego County part of their journey.

From the thrill of local racetracks to paddling through scenic waters, hitting the hiking trails, or enjoying a round of golf with friends, Oswego County offers endless ways to play. And when winter rolls in, the adventure continues with snowshoeing, fat biking, and miles of snowmobile trails waiting to be explored.

We thank all of our visitors for making memories in Oswego County! ❤️

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Let`s travel back in time for National Travel and Tourism Week.

Oswego County`s rich history brings people from far and wide to our area. Whether it`s reenactments at @fortontario or Fort Brewerton & Oliver Stevens Blockhouse Museum, or people interested in maritime history who visit the vessels at @maritimemuseum, or Underground History and local historians who visit the Starr Clark Tin Shop & Underground Rail Road, J.W. Pratt House, or @rbhousemuseum, history is everywhere! Education history is highlighted at @sunyoswego and of course we cannot mention history without mentioning Dr. Mary Walker, the only female recipient of the Medal of Honor and the Safe Haven Museum and Education Center which was the only location in the United States to welcome Holocaust refugees during World War II.

Plan your next visit to Oswego County and learn all about our deep historical legacies!

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It`s Tuesday of National Travel and Tourism Week and perhaps we should call today "Tackle Tuesday" because we`re going to highlight our incredible fishing opportunities! 🐟

According to recent numbers, anglers have brought in over $192 million to Oswego County with $73 million in the Salmon River corridor alone! Those numbers do not include the return on investment from visitors to the Salmon River Fish Hatchery which sees over 50,000 visitors annually or the $70,000 that each charter business generates for the community each year. So, when we say fishing is a big deal, that`s no fish story!

From the famed salmon run to steelhead, bass, walleye, perch, and more, there is a season for all anglers! We cannot wait for you to come and experience Oswego County fishing (or make a return visit!) for your trophy catch! 🎣

If you`d like more information, we have a free fishing and hunting guide available for download on our website. If you`d prefer a hard copy, drop an email to [email protected] and we can get one mailed out to you!

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Happy Monday, Oswego County!

We have two reasons to celebrate today. First off, it`s National Travel and Tourism Week! 🎉 Travel creates opportunity and when travel thrives, communities thrive! We are so thankful to each and every visitor that has come to our home over the years!

Today is also Great Lakes Awareness Day! There is nothing like living on a Great Lake. From fishing and recreation to the incredible views and sunsets, to the recently designated Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary, Great Lake Ontario has it all! We are so proud to be the O in HOMES! 🌊

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