You’ll be able to drizzle as much syrup as you like, allowing you to customize the perfect bite.

The menu features fluffy pancakes, accompanied by sizzling sausages, butter, and the star of the show – New York State Maple Syrup. The syrup used in the breakfast is sourced locally, so you know you’re getting the real deal. You’ll learn about the process of tapping trees and boiling down the sap to create the perfect syrup that pairs perfectly with your pancakes. The syrup making demonstration is a highlight of the event, giving you an insight into how this sweet treat is made. The Pancake Breakfast at the Humphrey Nature Center is an occasion that brings together the flavors of fresh pancakes, juicy sausages, and the finest New York State Maple Syrup. Letchworth State Park is hosting a delectable event that promises to tantalize your taste buds and leave you with a sweet memory. Indulge in the Sweet Taste of New York State at Letchworth State Park’s Pancake Breakfast Please save the date and join us in honoring the men of the CCC and their accomplishments while participating in an interesting and enjoyable experience. For those who prefer self-guided tours through the park, a map and brochure highlighting CCC sites will be available. Guided tours of three more CCC camp areas will be held in the afternoon starting with Gibsonville Camp #40 at 12:30 p.m., Big Bend Camp #23 at 2:00 p.m. Tom Cook, author of T he CCC in Letchworth State Park, will speak on the CCC in Letchworth 90 years ago, followed by Doug Kelly, Letchworth Park Manager, describing the value of the CCC contributions to the Letchworth Park of today.ĬCC displays and exhibits will be available until 2 p.m. a program with presenters and exhibits will begin in the Humphrey Nature Center. This will be followed by a remembrance ceremony and a guided tour of the Lower Fall s CCC Camp #49.Īt 11 :00 a.m. in the Lower Falls area, beside the CCC statue, with a flag-raising by an honor guard from the Niagara Falls Air Base. This year’s CCC Legacy Day is scheduled for Saturday, August 5. Over the next four years, the men of the CCC built walls, roads, bridges, picnic areas, cabins, shelters and more throughout Letchworth,Įach year the Friends of Letchworth, with the support of Park management and staff, celebrate the CCC’s accomplishment with a day of remembrance and appreciation. The CCC, as it is often called, was a response to the lack of employment opportunities in the Great Depression. Ninety years ago, this summer the first of hundreds of young men began arriving in Letchworth State Park as part of the newly created Civilian Conservation Corps.

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