In season, tours of Sunday Rock Sugarbush, a state of the art sugar shack located on Sugarbush Lane in South Colton. Glen and Marion Thomas graciously welcome visitors to their operation.
Colton Pond has been designated as a wildlife refuge. It is best explored by canoe at a liesurely pace. A variety of waterfowl inhabit the refuge as well as a prolific song bird population.
This glacial erratic, located just North of the hamlet of South Colton, in earlier days marked the boundary of law enforcement in the area. There was no enforcement and no "Sunday" South of the rock, where lumberjacks toiled seven days a week.
No one can make the history of a town come to life better than a good storyteller. We are fortunate to have one of the best! Bill Smith travels extensively throughout the United States bringing to life for his listeners the days of his youth on the "featherbed" in the Town of Colton.
If you are fortunate enough to catch one of his performances while you are in the area, you will have the chance to live the history of the area vicariously in his stories. For his appearance schedule or to purchase an audio or video tape call (315)-262-2436.
