Posted in Buffalo
February 28, 2018
7 Small Rural Towns Near Buffalo That Are Downright Delightful
There’s something special about small-town USA. And there is plenty of rural charm surrounding Buffalo in Western New York. While some might joke that these towns have more cows than people (and in a few cases, that might be true), nothing beats the friendly faces, rolling hills, and simple scenery that only small towns can bring. Here are 7 small rural towns near Buffalo that are downright delightful.
Arcade, NY is located south of Buffalo by about 50 minutes. While many have never heard of this town or visited, those who do leave with lasting memories of the A&A Railroad. Their annual Winterfest is also a big hit!
Eden is one of the rural small towns that you have to experience firsthand to enjoy. From u-pick flower fields to the corn festival and the Kazoo Factory, there's actually a decent amount of activity here!
Akron might not be the most boastful of the small rural towns near Buffalo, but it has plenty of appeal. Just take a trip to Akron Falls to see what we mean!
Wilson is located along the shores of Lake Ontario north of the city. And while the town itself is small, the views from the harbor are breathtakingly beautiful!
Alden gets the main chunk of its reputation from their delightful sunflower fields that bloom each season. Aside from that, this small rural town specializes in farming and, in the 1800s, black water baths.
Glenwood and Colden are clumped together here simply because we couldn't find a population count for one without the other. Take a trip out to these small rural towns near Buffalo and enjoy Sprague Brook Park and the slopes at Kissing Bridge!
Wales is a small town near East Aurora that seems to span on forever with rolling hills, beautiful farm fields, and small-town charm. When you're done with a day of window shopping in E.A., this is the perfect place for a peaceful Sunday drive!
What small rural towns near Buffalo are your favorite to pay a visit to? Did you grow up in any of the towns listed here? Share your memories with us in the comments below!
