Belfast: a Pseudo-Scots-Irish Town in New York
Belfast, New York is a town in Allegan County, in United States of America. The town of Belfast, NY is known as the “Southern Tier of the State” because of its location. The quiet New York town has only less than two thousand population. The name of the town was actually taken from Belfast, Ireland because of the heritage of the people in town. Majority of the inhabitants are of Scots-Irish ancestry. This little Scots-Irish town in New York is a nice place to visit when you want to be away from the city activities and just relax with nature.
Best Time to Visit
The Scots-Irish community in Belfast, NY takes St. Patrick’s Day really seriously. The town is exceptionally hype and festive during this day. Many people also celebrate comes to Belfast, NY to celebrate with the city.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Belfast, NY is a functional city without the hassle of a big city. More so, the town is near many outdoor places. There is the Rushford Lake, which has serene water suitable for a good boating activity. There is also the Coyle Hill State Forest, which has lush forests and good hiking trail. Econo Lodge Cuba I-86, offers a traditional hotel accommodation in the city. It is conveniently located in the city center. Another budget hotel is the Best Inn, which has straightforward accommodation. Likewise, Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Wellsville offers a good place to stay with the convenience of the city life.