Williamson Town Loop Trail
The loop traverses woods, fields, and village streets. There are wonderful views of Lake Ontario on a clear day and rolling farmlands from the top of “Herbert’s Hill.” Access to …
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Sodus-Wallington Rail Trail
Abandoned rail bed follows wooded path to the village of Sodus Point and the abandoned round house. Access to Sodus Point Business area at north end of trail. The Sodus …
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Richmond Aqueduct Trail
The Montezuma Heritage Park consists of over 165 acres of parkland acquired by the Town of Montezuma in the 1960’s to be preserved and protected. It holds many significant natural …
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Palmyra Wetland Nature Trail
Rich in both natural and historical interest. Wetlands formed in excavations of the original Erie Canal. Self-guiding Trail Booklet describes flora and fauna at each of 14 sites along the …
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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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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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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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LOCATION: Maken Rd., east of the hamlet of Pultneyville, off of Lake Rd. LENGTH OF TRAIL: about 1 mile loop DIFFICULTY: easy PASSPORT MARKER: on the kiosk located by the parking area.
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