Kraai Preserve
This preserve features woodlands and the stream corridor along the Ganargua Creek with floodplains, wetlands and ponds. Across the creek from the Wayne County Norsen Park, the preserve protects a …
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Lockville
Path winds besides and through structures of Old Enlarged Erie Locks 58 and 59. LOCATION: South Clinton St., Newark LENGTH OF TRAIL: 1/4 mile, linear DIFFICULTY: easy PASSPORT MARKER: on the northwest side of …
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This trail offers a campground to the west of the parking lot by following the trail under the Rt. 414 bridge and walking a quarter mile. At the park there …
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Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 56
Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 56 (also called the Poorhouse lock) is located less than 2 miles west of the Village of Lyons, Wayne County, N.Y, and less than half …
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Cornwall Preserve
The 74 acre Cornwall Preserve was purchased by Genesee Land Trust in 2016. This unique property encompasses 2/3 mile of natural lakefront on Lake Ontario, mature woodlands, a wildflower meadow, …
Cornwall Preserve Read MoreCanandaigua Road Dolomite Trail
Trail entrance begins in parking lot by entering into the woods. Trail marker, maps, and directional posts guide you along the trail through brush, pine trees, and wooded areas. Follow …
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The abandoned iron ore bed is a narrow waterway. Hiking along the southern shore begins at the swimming area. The wide path is packed dirt. At the west edge of …
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Butterfly Nature Trail
This trail provides a place for all people to enjoy the beauty of nature. The trail is a great educational tool on butterflies, birds, and the history of the Erie …
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One of the “Fifteen Miles on the Erie Canal” trails. A historic site of the Enlarged Erie Canal on over 20 acres. Wooded trail parallels Clinton’s Ditch and the Enlarged …
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The name Blue Cut dates back to 1853 when a cut was made through a drumlin while building the railroad. The Vernon Shale had a bluish cast when exposed. Today …
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