Скачать или смотреть Driving from Honeoye Falls to Canandaigua, New York

Alright — here’s a turn-by-turn in-depth driving narrative for your trip from 175–173 Mendon Road, Honeoye Falls, NY to 5226–5284 West Avenue Extension, Canandaigua, NY, including towns, landmarks, counties, and notable businesses you’ll pass.
Route Overview

Total distance: ~14.8 miles

Estimated time: ~17 minutes

Primary roads: NY-64 South, US-20 East, West Avenue Extension

Counties traversed: Monroe County → Ontario County

Step 1 — Starting in Honeoye Falls (Monroe County)

175–173 Mendon Road sits just south of the Honeoye Falls village limits in Monroe County. You’ll begin by turning south onto NY-64 S (Mendon Road).

Nearby points of interest:

Honeoye Falls–Lima High School is about a mile north, though you’ll head south.

Trout Creek Run is a small local lane near your starting point.

As you head south, you’ll quickly leave the Honeoye Falls area and enter open farmland and rolling countryside, typical of the rural edges of Monroe County.
Step 2 — Entering Ontario County

About 2 miles into your drive, you’ll cross from Monroe County into Ontario County. The county line is not heavily marked here, but you’ll notice a change in road signage style and often better sightlines across the open fields.

You’re now in the Town of West Bloomfield — a largely agricultural community with scattered homes, barns, and small wooded patches. NY-64 is a scenic two-lane highway here, with gentle hills and long straight stretches.
Step 3 — Passing through West Bloomfield Hamlet

At roughly 4 miles from your starting point, you’ll pass through West Bloomfield Hamlet:

Landmarks:

West Bloomfield Congregational Church — a white-steepled 19th-century church visible from the road.

West Bloomfield Fire Department — small volunteer firehouse.

Businesses:

Vintage shops and small repair garages dot the roadside.

The hamlet is tiny — just a cluster of historic buildings — and you’ll be through it in less than a minute at highway speed.
Step 4 — South through Bloomfield

Continuing on NY-64 S for another 3 miles, you’ll enter East Bloomfield, one of Ontario County’s older settlements. NY-64 joins with US-20 / NY-5 here in a short commercial district.

Landmarks and businesses:

East Bloomfield Historical Society Museum (if you were to turn east into the village center).

Gas stations and a small strip plaza with local eateries.

This intersection is where you’ll turn left onto US-20 East / NY-5 East toward Canandaigua.

Step 5 — East toward Canandaigua on US-20 / NY-5

This stretch runs about 7 miles through a mix of farmland, commercial patches, and the outer suburbs of Canandaigua.

You’ll pass Lazy Acre Alpacas Farm, Stid Hill Wildlife Management Area to the south (wooded hills), and Lake Country Gardens Nursery along the roadside.

Approaching Canandaigua, you’ll notice increased traffic, larger intersections, and chain businesses.

Step 6 — Transition to West Avenue Extension

As you near Canandaigua, stay on US-20 East past the main retail corridor. Instead of turning into downtown, you’ll continue straight where US-20 jogs, and you’ll merge onto West Avenue Extension.

This short connector road runs about 0.2 miles to your destination. You’ll pass:

Clark Manor House — a historic inn and retirement residence.

Small professional offices and local businesses.

Your destination, 5226–5284 West Avenue Extension, will be on the left.
Trip Character

Scenery: Rolling farmland, historic hamlets, and views of the Bristol Hills in the distance.

Driving feel: Light traffic in the rural sections; busier near Canandaigua.

Notable counties: Monroe (start) and Ontario (majority of route).