Milo, Mile 37.64

The Milo access site in Himrod provides a concrete boat ramp and floating dock for launching onto the Cayuga-Seneca Canal where it connects to Seneca Lake. This facility serves as a convenient entry point for kayakers, canoeists, and motorboaters exploring the northern reaches of Seneca Lake and the canal system. The site is part of a larger private marina operation, so be prepared for a general admission fee for vehicles.

This location offers excellent access for extended paddling trips along the Finger Lakes waterway system. Paddlers can explore the scenic Seneca Lake, a major deep-water body, or venture into the historic Cayuga-Seneca Canal. The area is well-suited for both day trips and longer excursions, with several reservable campgrounds within 10 miles (including Blueberry Patch and Backbone Horse Campgrounds) for multi-day adventures. The site's proximity to Finger Lakes National Forest adds recreational opportunities for visitors seeking combined water and land-based activities.

**Tip:** If planning to use the canal system beyond this point, check current lock operating information and any required permits for transiting the canal's lift bridges and guard gates.