fly creek cider mill

It would seem the formers owners of Upstate New York's iconic Fly Creek Cider Mill in Otsego County were so in love that they couldn't live without each other.

Central New York is mourning the passing of two local legends who helped restore a 160-year-old cider mill to its former glory.

It's always really great to see a local landmark get some national recognition.

Between the intriguing action happening at the mill, the collection of tractors on site, the kids zone, and the hard cider slushies - it's the perfect family friendly way to spend a summer or fall day.

It looks like the Michael's family restructured everything to keep the magic of the cider mill alive, and they are currently preparing to open for the 2021 season.

Everyone has to visit Fly Creek and Cooperstown at least once in the Summer or Fall.

If you have the money and you're looking to invest in an iconic Central New York landmark, this is your chance. The Fly Creek Cider Mill is officially on the market.

A message posted to customers on Facebook states the Fly Creek Cider Mill and Orchard is closing on Sunday, January 31, 2021.

The 7th annual Cider Run, featuring a 10K run, 5K run, and 5K walk is set to take place once again!

Whether you have an office Secret Santa pool, or you're looking for something for your out of town friends, these gifts are so CNY that they probably know how to make their own riggies.

Fall is right around the corner! Just because the weather will be getting cooler, doesn't mean you need to start getting ready to hibernate inside.

The Fly Creek Cider Mill has launched a cookbook featuring over 100 delicious, and unique apple recipes.