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I discovered a spectacular view of Rochester over the past summer, from a big hill in Harriet Hollister park. You also see the entire length of Honeoye Lake, beautiful. It's a long distance from Rochester, 30-40 miles, so a good camera is required.
That's gotta be it 585... you'd have to zoom big, then you lose view of Honeoye lake & valley unfortunately. The only other place I think that could maybe have a similar view would be from hills on the west side of Canandaigua lake. In any case, it's quite a sight in person.
Ckh, Harriet Hollister is right on the south end of Honeoye lake... sort of a state park, land that was donated. I think of that general area as the wild part of the finger lakes... heavily wooded, very steep & big hills, lots of state land, and 2 of the lakes (Hemlock & Canadice) have shorelines nearly all wooded & undeveloped. Love it in there, so beautiful.
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