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Alasa Farm Trails at Cracker Box Palace Farm Animal Haven

Location: 6450 Shaker Road in Sodus. Parking is in the field at the junction of Shaker and Red Mills Roads (seasonal) and behind the bunkhouse at the main Farm entrance on the east side of Shaker Road

Hiking Distance: 6.5 miles total

Difficulty: Easy to moderate. Terrain ranges through open field edges to steep slopes and narrow trails in the woods. Second Creek crossing is not bridged and must be forded by walking in the creek on the bedrock stream-bed.

Features: Hiking, skiing and equestrian use, wildlife habitat conservation, natural and agrarian areas, friendly farm animals, historic Shaker farm site. Self-guiding Farm Tour Booklets available on site. Alasa Farm is preserved in partnership with Genesee Land Trust.

MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Beechwood State Park

Location: Beechwood State Park is located in the town of Sodus on the shore of . 2 miles west of Sodus Pt. (Rt. 14) and 8.5 miles east of Pultneyville.

Hiking Distance: 3.1 miles of trails.

Difficulty: All trails are easy to moderate.

Features: Beechwood State Park offers numerous trails that wind through an old Girl Scout Camp. The trails feature an old- growth hardwood forest, White Pine and Larch Pine plantation, a meadow, and a young growth hardwood forest. There are many beautiful views of Lake Ontario and Maxwell Bay. Bald Eagles, Red-Tailed Hawks, and numerous species of song birds and water fowl are common sights in the park. Check in with caretaker for Carry-in/Carry-out camping.

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Bicentennial Trail

Location: In Pultneyville, off Lake Rd. onto Maken Rd. Parking at the Water Treatment Facility

Hiking Distance: Approximately 1.2 miles

Difficulty: Gentle trail through mixed hardwood forest; some boardwalks. Accessible to walkers, bikes, equestrian.

Features: Wooded area with added pond loop.

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Blue Cut Nature Center Blue Cut Nature Center Location: This County Park is located between the villages of Newark and Lyons south off Route 31. Location: This County Park is located between the villages of HikingNewark Distance: and approx. Lyons 1.5 south miles off Route 31.

Difficulty: Moderate. There are a few steep but short hills to climbHiking on the mainDistance: loop. approx. 1.5 miles

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each trail, will bring you right back to the parking area. A new picnic pavilion has been added to the Nature Center.

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Linear, 5.5 miles round trip. Linear, 5.5 miles Lock 65 and Enlarged 54. of the Enlarged on over the Passport Marker. site Forever Wild for Everyone Trail Forever Wild for Everyone 2.75 Miles Black Brook Park A historic West of the Village Clyde on Old

Erie Canal, crossing old foundations a designated Distance: Rt. 31 MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE MAKE TRAIL RUBBING on the Enlarged Erie Canal

is miles from Gansz Rd. to Features: 20 acres. Wooded trail parallels Enlarged trail features Clinton’s Ditch This Location: Parking at Lock Berlin Park, Peters Road or Black Brook off Old Hiking

Black Brook Park on the Enlarged Erie Canal

Location: West of the Village of Clyde on Old Rt. 31 Parking at Lock Berlin Park, Peters Road or Black Brook Park, off Old Rt. 31

Hiking Distance: 2.75 Miles Linear, 5.5 miles round trip. This is a designated Forever Wild for Everyone Trail for .6 miles from Gansz Rd. to the Passport Marker.

Features:. A historic site of the Enlarged Erie Canal on over 20 acres. Wooded trail parallels Clinton’s Ditch and the Enlarged Erie Canal, crossing old foundations and locks. This trail features Clinton’s Ditch Lock 65 and Enlarged Lock 54.

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from/to unique shops, easily mile trail. ¼ through the unique wooden arbor. 10-20 minutes or more depending on stops TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Easy, level, stone-dusted, accessible trail. The Butterfly Nature Trail is located in the Village It provides a place for all people to enjoy the beauty Street Business area with from the Erie Canalway National Heritage Trail MAKE Distance: accessed Corridor. Come enjoy this hidden treasure. Butterfly Nature Trail Location: of Macedon at Canal Park-Lock 30 on the south side Erie Canal. From Route 31, head north on 350, take a left at the Butterfly Nature Trail sign, go past Elmer Clark Mural Pavilion to the end of parking lot. Park your mode transportation and walk Hiking to read the educational signs. Difficulty: Features: of nature. The trail is a great educational tool for butterflies, birds and the history of Erie Canal. From one vantage point all three eras of the canal system can be viewed. The trail is next to free picnic areas, camping and launching for boats, kayaks and canoes. The trail is a 10-15-minute walk the Main

Butterfly Nature Trail

Location: The Butterfly Nature Trail is located in the Village of Macedon at Canal Park-Lock 30 on the south side of the Erie Canal. From Route 31, head north on Route 350, take a left at the Butterfly Nature Trail sign, go past the Elmer Clark Mural Pavilion to the end of the parking lot. Park your mode of transportation and walk through the unique wooden arbor. Hiking Distance: 10-20 minutes or more depending on stops to read the educational signs. ¼ mile trail. Difficulty: Easy, level, stone-dusted, accessible trail. Features: It provides a place for all people to enjoy the beauty of nature. The trail is a great educational tool for butterflies, birds and the history of the Erie Canal. From one vantage point all three eras of the canal system can be viewed. The trail is next to free picnic areas, camping and launching for boats, kayaks and canoes. The trail is a 10-15-minute walk from/to the Main Street Business area with unique shops, easily accessed from the Erie Canalway National Heritage Trail Corridor. Come enjoy this hidden treasure.

MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Casey Park Ore Beds

Location: Parking is available at Casey Park off Knickerbocker Rd., north of Rt. 104 in Ontario. There is additional parking on Ontario Center Rd. near the new loop trail.

Hiking Distance: 2+ miles. Hiking times will vary. An additional loop extends another 2 miles. Access is across Ontario Center Rd.

Difficulty: South side of trail is wide dirt path, but north side of trail traverses a narrow ridge. Care must be taken (no bicycles). This is a designated Forever Wild For Everyone Trail on the south side.

Features: 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 the ore bed, the path narrows and climbs to return on the north shore, high on a narrow ridge.

MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Canandaigua Road Dolomite Trail Walworth

CanandaiguaLocation: Parking isRoad off Canandaigua Dolomite Rd. Trailsouth of Atlantic Avenue and opposite the Walworth Town Barns, near Freewill Elementary School.Walworth

Location:Hiking Parking Distance: is off approximately Canandaigua 1.0 Rd. miles south of Atlantic Avenue and opposite the Walworth Town Barns, near Freewill ElementaryFeatures: School. Trail entrance begins in parking lot by entering into the woods. HikingTrail Distance: marker, approximately maps and directional 1.0 miles posts guide you along the trail through brush, pine trees, and wooded areas. Follow the trail to the marsh overlook/observation deck. Return to parking Features: lot via winding wooded trail. Trail entrance begins in parking lot by entering into the woods. A new trail spur begins directly behind map marker at the Trail marker, maps and directional posts guide you along the south end near the marsh. It travels along the west border of trail through brush, pine trees, and wooded areas. Follow the trail to marshthe marsh then overlook/observationturns right (uphill) and deck. circles Return back through to parking lot via woodedwinding area wooded to main trail. trail. A new trail spur begins directly behind map marker at the south end near the marsh. It travels along the west border of marsh then turns right (uphill) and circles back through wooded area toMAKE main trail. TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE

MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Chimney Bluffs State Park Location:Chimney Main parking Bluffs area is off StateGarner Road, Park Town of Huron

Location:Hiking Distance:Main parking 2+ miles. area isTop off trailGarner is about Road, 1 Wolcottmile and continues down a steep hill to the east parking lot and beach. HikingThere isDistance: also a North/South 2+ miles. trail Top call thetrail Drumlin is about Hill trail1 mile that and continuesstarts at downthe passport a steep marker. hill to Thisthe easttrail parkingintersects lot with and thebeach. ThereEast/West is also trail a North/South about a half trailmile callfrom the the Drumlinpassport. HillTake trailthis that startstrail atwest the to gopassport back to themarker. main parkingThis trail lot. Cautionintersects should with be the East/Westexercised trail when about near thea half Bluff’s mile edge. from Recent the passport. erosion of Take lake this trailproperties west to havego back caused to somethe main trails parkingto be re-routed lot. Caution should be exercisedFeatures: when Land near and thewater Bluff’s clash atedge. Chimney Recent Bluffs, erosion sculpting of lake propertiesthe most have dramatic caused landscape some trails on tothe be Lake re-routed Ontario shore. You can experience massive earthen spires from above or Features:along the lakeshore.Land and A water wonderful clash place at Chimney to view sunsets. Bluffs, sculpting the most dramatic landscape on the Lake Ontario shore. You can experience massive earthen spires from above or along the lakeshore.MAKE A wonderful TRAIL placeRUBBING to view MARKER sunsets. HERE

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includes active fruit farmland. of the Hamlet parking lot and an information Allow at least an hour. Established trails occasional roots and stones in the trail. TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Cornwall Preserve The Meadow Trail and Lake Bluff Trail are rolling Located just west The 74 acre Cornwall Preserve was purchased by MAKE

Distance: questions or visit www.geneseelandtrust.org. Location: Lake Road. There is a small kiosk. The preserve surrounds Lakeview Cemetery. Hiking approximately 1.5 miles each way. Difficulty: grassy trails through a wildflower meadow and along Lake Ontario. The Woods Trail is an enclosed trail through 13 acres of woodlands with Features: Genesee Land Trust in 2016. This unique property encompasses 2/3 mile of natural lakefront on Lake Ontario, mature woodlands, a wildflower meadow, and important migratory bird habitat. The property surrounds the Historic Lakeview Cemetery and also The Preserve is open to the public dawn dusk, every day of the week, but closed on Wednesdays for agricultural management. Contact Genesee Land Trust at (585) 256-2130 with

Cornwall Preserve

Location: Located just west of the Hamlet of Pultneyville, on Lake Road. There is a small parking lot and an information kiosk. The preserve surrounds Lakeview Cemetery.

Hiking Distance: Allow at least an hour. Established trails approximately 1.5 miles each way.

Difficulty: The Meadow Trail and Lake Bluff Trail are rolling grassy trails through a wildflower meadow and along Lake Ontario. The Woods Trail is an enclosed trail through 13 acres of woodlands with occasional roots and stones in the trail.

Features: 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, and important migratory bird habitat. The property surrounds the Historic Lakeview Cemetery and also includes active fruit farmland. The Preserve is open to the public dawn to dusk, every day of the week, but closed on Wednesdays for agricultural management. Contact Genesee Land Trust at (585) 256-2130 with questions or visit www.geneseelandtrust.org.

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Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 56

Location: Parking on County House Rd. NW of Route 31 in Lyons

Hiking Distance: Linear 1.44 miles with a lot of history, so hiking time will vary with interest

Features: Enlarged Erie Canal Lock No. 56 (also called the Poor House Lock) is located in the Town of Lyons, Wayne County, N.Y., approximately 2.5 miles west of the village of Lyons, N.Y. It is a double-chamber lock, with the north chamber featuring a miter gate and tumble gate. The eastern end of the trail features a working dry dock, winter home to the Colonial Belle and the Tugboat Urger.

MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Ganargua Creek Meadow Preserve Ganargua Creek Meadow Preserve Location: From Rte. 31 in Macedon, turn south on Rte 306 (Wayneport Road). Turn east onto Wilkinson Road. Location: AtFrom the Rtecrest. 31of thein Macedon,hill turn south turn ontosouth Bunker on Rte Hill Dr. Near 306 (Wayneportthe end Road). of Bunker Turn Hill east Drive onto there Wilkinson is a small Road. parking area. At the crestWalk of theup hill the turn gravel south road onto towards Bunker Hillthe waterDr. Near tower and an the end of entranceBunker Hillkiosk Drive will therebe on is thea smallleft. Aparking larger area.parking area is Walk up locatedthe gravel off ofroad Wilkinson towards Rd the where water it meetstower Victorand an Rd. entrance kiosk will be on the left. A larger parking area is located off Hikingof Wilkinson Distance: Rd where Westit meets sideVictor ofRd. Ganargua Creek: approximately 1.3 miles, with various spur trails throughout the Hiking Distance:meadow. EastWest Side: side0.76 milesof Ganargua Creek: approximately 1.3 miles, with various spur trails throughout the meadow. EastFeatures: Side: 0.76 This miles Preserve, donated to Genesee Land Trust in 1996 by the Kesselring Family to honor Tim Johnson, and Features: adjacentThis Preserve, Wayne donated ARC land, to Genesee is made Land up of Trust an uplandin area of 1996 by thehardwoods, Kesselring wildflowers Family to honorand shrubs, Tim Johnson, the winding and Ganargua adjacent WayneCreek, ARC and anland, open is mademeadow up ofwhere an upland food andarea cover of for birds hardwoods,and wildflowers other animals and isshrubs, abundant. the windingThere is Ganarguaexceptional butterfly Creek, andhabitat an open in meadowthe meadow. where Meadow food and is oftencover wet. for birdsDress for poison and other animalsivy. is abundant. There is exceptional butterfly habitat in the meadow. Meadow is often wet. Dress for poison ivy.

MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Clinton’s Ditch 3. WinstonClinton’s Dobbins Ditch Park and site of the “Winston Dream” mural 2007 4. Hotchkiss3. WinstonPeppermint Dobbins Building Park (1839) and site and of site the of “Winston the Peppermint Dream” mural 2007 Mural 4. Hotchkiss Peppermint Building (1839) and site of the Peppermint 5. “BattleMural Square, canal boat captains would often fight for the right to be the first through5. “Battle former Square, Lock 55. canal boat captains would often fight for the right to be 6. Site ofthe current first through Fire house former Lock 55. 7. Mural6. “CanalSite Town”of current (1990) Fire onhouse the east side of Santelli’s Lumber and McDonalds7. Mural “Canal Town” (1990) on the east side of Santelli’s Lumber and 8. LyonsMcDonalds Post Office, inside - Mural Wall 9. Maitre8. D' Lyonsat Trombino's Post Office, /Former inside Park - Mural Hotel/Regent Wall Theater/Livery10.9. Mait reLivery D' at StableTrombino's (1885) /Former Park Hotel/Regent 11. WayneTheater/Livery10. County Museum Liveryof History/Former Stable (1885) Wayne County Jail (1855) 12. First 11.LutheranWayne Church County (1849) Museum of History/Former Wayne County Jail (1855) 13. Myron12. TaylorFirst HouseLutheran (1840’s) Church (1849) 14. Wayne13. CountyMyron Court Taylor House House (1854) (1840’s) 15. Central14. Park/FountainsWayne County (1920’s)/ Court H Bandstandouse (1854) (1890’s) Passport Marker 16. Lyons15. NationalCentral Bank Park/Fountains (1829) (1920’s)/ Bandstand (1890’s) Passport Marker 17. “Mural16. StreetLyons of NationalDreams” Bank(2007)“Generations (1829) of Smiles mural (2007 18. “Generations17. “Mural of Smiles Street Muralof Dreams” (2007) (2007)“Generations of Smiles mural (2007 19. “Generations18. “Generations Mural” (2007) of Smiles Dobbins Mural Drugs (2007) and Former Parshall House (1883)19. “Generations Mural” (2007) Dobbins Drugs and Former Parshall Historic Lyons Trail 20. The HouseHouse Block(1883) Bottling Company (1893) Historic Lyons Trail 21. The Ohmann20. The TheaterHouse Block (1915) Bottling Company (1893) 22. Lyons21. MethodistThe Ohmann Church Theater Clock (1915)(1850) Location: Begin at Abbey Park, on Old Lyons Rd. and end at 23. Lyons22. ElementaryLyons Methodist School former Church Union Clock School (1850) the LittleLocation League :Field Begin on at Elm Abbey Street. Park, East on of Old Rt. 14.Lyons Rd. and end at24. Lyons23. VillageLyons Hall Elementary (1851) former School Fire former Department Union School Building 25. 19th Century24. Lyons Row Village Building Hall Canal (1851) Street former Fire Department Building the Little League Field on Elm Street. East of Rt. 14. th Hiking Distance: Approx. 1-1/2 mile. 26. Mural25. “Believe19 Century You Can Row Achieve” Building (2008) Canal Street Hiking Distance: Approx. 1-1/2 mile. 27. Former26. TrolleyMural Station“Believe (1906) You Can Achieve” (2008) Difficulty: Easy walking paths and sidewalks. 28. “193627. Firetruck”Former MuralTrolley (2009) Station (1906) Difficulty: Easy walking paths and sidewalks. 29. “Stepping28. “1936 Back TimeFiretruck” Mural Mural (2016) (2009) Features: Canal Locks, historic buildings/museums, parks, and 30. Taylor29. Park“Stepping Back Time Mural (2016) 30. Taylor Park murals ofFeatures historic: Lyons.Canal Locks, historic buildings/museums, parks, and31. Site of the first settlers to Lyons near the Elm tree murals of historic Lyons. 31. Site of the first settlers to Lyons near the Elm tree Lyons Historic Trail Map Legend Lyons Historic Trail Map Legend MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE 1. Abby Park- Former site of the Lyons Aqueduct on the Erie Canal 2. Former1. siteAbby of the Park Vinegar- Former and site bed of of th thee Lyons Enlarged Aqueduct Erie Canal on the and Erie Canal 2. Former site of the Vinegar and bed of the Enlarged Erie Canal and Huckleberry Swamp

Location: Huckleberry Swamp is located outside the Town of NorthHuckleberry Rose. From Route Swamp 104, turn south on Brick Schoolhouse Road. Take Brick Schoolhouse Road until it ends at Catchpole Road then turn right. Huckleberry Swamp is just ahead on the Location:left Huckleberry Swamp is located outside the village of North Rose. From Route 104, turn south on Brick Schoolhouse Road. TakeHiking Brick Distance:Schoolhouse 1.4 Roadmi. until it ends at Catchpole Road thenNote: turn right.Closed Huckleberry on Mondays Swamp and winters is just ahead on the left Difficulty: Easy with some boardwalks. Hiking Distance: 1.4 mi. Features: 79 acres of diverse, high quality wetlands for bird Note: Closedand onwildlife Mondays habitat and conservation.winters A wildlife observation deck Difficulty:and Easy boardwalk with some meanders boardwalks. through a variety of wetland habitats including emergent marsh, Green Ash Wetland, and Red Maple Features:Wetland. 79 acres ofHuckleberry diverse, high Swamp quality provides wetlands significant for bird functions and wildlifeincluding habitat stormconservation. water retention, A wildlife groundwater observation recharge, deck wildlife and boardwalkhabitat, meanders and possibly through rarea variety plant of habitat.wetland Springtime habitats heron including rookery.emergent Amarsh, new Greenfeature Ash at Wetland,Huckleberry and SwampRed Maple is the Fairy Wetland. HouseHuckleberry Trail. Swamp provides significant functions

including storm water retention, groundwater recharge, wildlife habitat, and possibly rare plant habitat. Springtime heron MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE rookery. A new feature at Huckleberry Swamp is the Fairy House Trail.

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1.75 miles When the trail is finished further east Ditch. One more note: the old railroad bridge see one parking lot ahead of you. There is TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Easy. This trail is on an old railroad grade. Located in the of Town Galen, Village This trail offers a campground to the west Lauraville Landing Trail be part of the Erie Canal trail system which crosses MAKE Distance: eventually cross a bridge over the Erie Canal at 1.75 miles Location: Clyde. Leave the Village of Clyde heading south Rt. 414 cross Erie Canal bridge and make 1 is currently the “Low Bridge” in this section of Erie Canal. It is scheduled to be raised in the future. Floor boards will added to allow pedestrian traffic. onto Orchard Street which will Street. You will another to the east where boats can enter Canal. Hiking Difficulty: Features: parking lot by following the trail under Rt. 414 bridge and walking a quarter mile. At the park there is playground, picnic pavilion and boat launch for kayaks canoes. Lauraville Landing Trail was is now a stone dust trail through mix of hardwoods. This will and will State. of the old railroad bridge, there will and of Clinton’s

Lauraville Landing Trail

Location: Located in the of Town of Galen, in the Village of Clyde. Leave the Village of Clyde heading south Rt. 414 cross Erie Canal bridge and make 1st left onto Redfield St. Turn left onto Orchard Street which will intersect with Water Street. You will see one parking lot ahead of you. There is another to the east where boats can enter the Canal.

Hiking Distance: 1.75 miles

Difficulty: Easy. This trail is on an old railroad grade.

Features: 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 is a playground, picnic pavilion and boat launch for kayaks and canoes. Lauraville Landing Trail was the old West Shore Railroad and is now a stone dust trail through a mix of hardwoods. This trail will eventually cross a bridge over the Erie Canal at 1.75 miles and will be part of the Erie Canal trail system which crosses New York State. When the trail is finished further east of the old railroad bridge, there will be views of the Erie Canal and of Clinton’s Ditch. One more note: the old railroad bridge is currently the “Low Bridge” in this section of the Erie Canal. It is scheduled to be raised in the future. Floor boards will be added to allow pedestrian traffic.

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Location: Access is on North Clinton St. in the Village of Newark. The trail runs between N. Clinton and Lyons St., just north of Rt. 31 and south of the present Erie Canal. Hiking Distance: 1/2 mile Features: Path winds besides and through structures of Old Enlarged Erie Locks 58 and 59. Lock 58 served as a “Victory Garden” during World War 2. Clinton Ditch Lock 67, 68, and 69 were once also in this area.

MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Kraai Preserve, Newark Kraai Preserve, Newark Location: The Preserve is located at 2428 Norsen Rd. between Newark and Sodus. From Rt. 88 turn East onto Welcher Rd. At Location:the The bend Preserve turn isnorth located on Norsenat 2428 Rd.,Norsen the Rd. parking between area is at the Newark andend Sodus. of the From road. Rt. 88 turn East onto Welcher Rd. At the bend turn north on Norsen Rd., the parking area is at the end of the Hikingroad. Distance: 1.5 miles round trip Hiking Distance:Features: 1.5 The miles trail round at Kraaitrip Preserve offers a beautiful walk through woodlands and wildflowers along Ganargua Creek. Features: TheThe trailtrail offersat Kraai views Preserve of the offers Creek, a beautifulmajestic walkoak trees, and through woodlandsfantastic wildflowers and wildflowers each spring.along GanarguaAdjacent toCreek. the Preserve is The trail offersan Organic views Farm—whichof the Creek, addsmajestic beautiful oak trees, farmland and vistas to fantastic wildflowersyour walk. each spring. Adjacent to the Preserve is an Organic Farm—which adds beautiful farmland vistas to your walk.

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MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Montezuma Audubon Trail, Savannah

Location: From the intersection of Route 89 and 31 in the hamlet of Savannah, take 89 north approximately 2 miles. The Montezuma Audubon Center is on the left. Parking is available in the lot. The trail system starts at the north end of the Center.

Hiking Distance: 1 mile.

Difficultly: Easy.

Features: The Warbler Loop Walk begins at the Montezuma Audubon Center and passes by an observation platform that overlooks a restored marsh where you can often see raptors such as red-tailed hawks and osprey, red-winged blackbirds and swallows. The path takes hikers through a diverse forest of hemlock, aspen and maple and then winds through grasslands, home to Northern Harriers and Savannah Sparrows.

MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Palmyra Wetland Nature Trail

Location: On Maple Avenue, 1/4 mile north of the “Four Church” corner in the center of the Village of Palmyra. Parking in town lot on Canal Street.

Hiking Distance: One mile, connected to Erie Canalway

Difficulty: Gentle trail, with some narrow points. This is a designated Forever Wild For Everyone Trail along Canal path.

Features: Rich in both natural and historical interest. Wetlands formed in excavations of the original Erie Canal. Self-guided Trail Booklet describes flora and fauna at each of the 14 sites along the trail. Good for interest in hiking, birding, jogging, mountain biking, and history of the Erie Canal. Easy access to Aqueduct Park, Aldrich Change Bridge and Lock 29.

MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Richmond Aqueduct Trail, Montezuma Richmond Aqueduct Trail, Montezuma Location: The Aqueduct Trail is located in Montezuma Location: TheHeritage Aqueduct Park Trailin the is Town located of inMontezuma. Montezuma On Route 31, take Heritage ParkHigh in theStreet Town southeast of Montezuma. of the Seneca On Route River 31, Bridge. take Enter the High Street Montezumasoutheast of Heritagethe Seneca Park River on Bridge.Chapman Enter Road the at a parking lot Montezumaand Heritage kiosk Parkwhere on the Chapman Aqueduct Road Trail at a#2 parking starts by lot an identifying and kiosk wherehistoric the roadside Aqueduct marker Trail #2sign starts going by westan identifying to the . historic roadside marker sign going west to the Seneca River. Hiking Distance: 1/2-mile trail. Hiking Distance: 1/2-mile trail. Difficulty: Easy; hard-ground, well packed and mowed trail Difficulty: Easy;where hard-ground, the mules once well walked. packed and mowed trail where the mules once walked. Description: The trail is one of eleven nature trails in Description:Montezuma The trail is Heritage one of eleven Park thatnature also trails includes in several historic Montezumacanal Heritage sites Park including that also Clinton's includes Ditch several Lock historic 62. The former canal sites includingtowpath trailClinton's leads Ditchto the Lock remains 62. ofThe the former second largest towpath trailaqueduct leads to alongthe remains the Enlarged of the second Erie Canal. largest Work began on the aqueduct along“water the bridge”Enlarged in Erie 1849 Canal. consisting Work of began building on the 31 arches “water bridge”spanning in 1849 894-1/2 consisting feet oflong building built to 31 replace arches the hazards of spanning 894-1/2crossing feet directly long built through to replace the Seneca the hazards River ofby lifting the canal crossing directlyover it.through Van Rensselaer the Seneca Richmond, River by lifting American the canal Civil Engineer over it. Vanand Rensselaer politician Richmond, from Lyons, American NY, designed Civil Engineer it. It was dismantled and politicianin 1917,from Lyons, to make NY, way designed for the newit. It wasBarge dismantled Canal. Today seven in 1917, to makearches way remain for the on newthe e Bargeast side Canal. of Seneca Today River seven and three on the arches remainwest on side. the e ast side of Seneca River and three on the west side. MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE

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trails are easy to moderate All Nature trails wind through different types of Sanctuary at Crowfield Farm is located just off MAKE Distance: Sanctuary at Crowfield Farm Location: Route 88 north of Newark. From turn east onto Pulver Road, turn north on Arcadia Zurich Norris Road. Sanctuary at Crowfield Farm is located Hiking Difficulty: Features: ecosystems, which include a wetland, meadow, and beautiful deciduous hardwood forest. Signage for species identification is located along sections of the trails. So, enjoy your hike and keep eyes open for songbirds, mammals, wildflowers, and other signs of Mother Nature. Great trails for X-country skiing.

Sanctuary at Crowfield Farm

Location: Sanctuary at Crowfield Farm is located just off Route 88 north of Newark. From Route 88 turn east onto Pulver Road, turn north on Arcadia Zurich Norris Road. Sanctuary at Crowfield Farm is located ½ mile on the east.

Hiking Distance: 3.5 miles of trails.

Difficulty: All trails are easy to moderate

Features: Nature trails wind through different types of ecosystems, which include a wetland, a meadow, and a beautiful deciduous hardwood forest. Signage for species

identification is located along sections of the trails. So, enjoy your hike and keep your eyes open for songbirds, mammals, wildflowers, and other signs of Mother Nature. Great trails for X-country skiing.

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Sherburne Park Nature Trail

Location: Parking is available on the park access road, which is located on Sherburne Rd. directly across from Lorraine Drive in Walworth.

Difficulty: Easy

Hiking Distance: Approximately 1 mile

Features: The trail is an easy walk around and through Sherburne Road Park. The park and trail feature birding, an observation deck of local wetlands, various native plants, trees, and don’t forget the snake boards! Park and trail are dog friendly.

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Sodus-Wallington Rail Trail

Sodus-WallingtonLocation: This linear trail Rail can be Trail accessed from the North via Margaretta Rd. or from the South at the junction of Ridge Rd. and North Geneva Rd. Location: This linear trail can be accessed from the North via MargarettaHiking Rd. or Distance: from the 3South-mile atLinear the junction Trail, 6 ofmile Ridge round Rd. trip. and NorthTime Geneva will Rd. vary. Rubbing post is located midway on the trail.

Hiking Distance:Difficulty: 3- mileEasy Linear – suitable Trail, 6 milefor roundhiking, trip. skiing or bikes; Time willmotorized vary. Rubbing ATVs post and is locatedsnowmobiles midway welcome. on the trail. A wonderful multi-use trail. Difficulty: Easy – suitable for hiking, skiing or bikes; motorizedFeatures: ATVs and Abandoned snowmobiles rail bed welcome. follows woodedA wonderful path. Access to multi-use Sodustrail. Point Business area is at the north end of trail. There is a mural featuring this railroad in Sodus Point now. Features: Abandoned rail bed follows wooded path. Access to Sodus Point Business area is at the north end of trail. There is a mural featuring this railroad in Sodus Point now. MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE

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Southeast Entrance Easy to moderate, following rugged logging trails Third Creek is located in the Town of Huron, north MAKE : The Third Creek land on the south shore of Sodus Distance: elevation changes. Some shallow water periods. Location: of Ridge Road between Shaker Tract and Route 14. From Route 104 turn north on Brick Schoolhouse Road (Shaker Heights sign). Continue across Ridge Road. Parking is available at mouth of Third Creek on Sodus Bay. See Hiking long round trip. trip Difficulty: with wet Features Bay offers over 500 acres including: mature woodlands, secondary growth, fields, wetlands, and water Creek, a major tributary to Sodus Bay. The creek itself meanders through the center of property bordered by bluffs. Sightings of several rare, endangered plants and animals are are exciting for bird watching and possible. Spring and fall raptor identification, including bald eagles. This is truly a wilderness property that feels

Third Creek

Location: Third Creek is located in the Town of Huron, north of Ridge Road between Shaker Tract Road and Route 14. From Route 104 turn north on Brick Schoolhouse Road (Shaker Heights sign). Continue across Ridge Road. Parking is available at Southeast Entrance and North Entrance at the mouth of Third Creek on Sodus Bay. See map for details. Hiking Distance: Southeast Trail is approximately 2+ miles long round trip. North Trail is approximately 3+ miles round trip Difficulty: Easy to moderate, following rugged logging trails with elevation changes. Some shallow water hazards during wet periods.

Features: The Third Creek land on the south shore of Sodus Bay offers over 500 acres including: mature woodlands, secondary growth, fields, wetlands, and water access to Third Creek, a major tributary to Sodus Bay. The creek itself meanders through the center of the property bordered by bluffs. Sightings of several rare, endangered plants and animals are possible. Spring and fall are exciting for bird watching and raptor identification, including bald eagles. This is truly a wilderness property that feels like the Adirondacks!

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TrailTrail of Hope of Hope

Location:Location: The Trail The ofTrail Hope of Hope is located is located to the to east the eastoff the off the parking at the Lyons Community Center. The location is at the parking at the Lyons Community Center. The location is at the Lyons Community Center turn off of Clyde Road turn onto Lyons Community Center turn off of Clyde Road turn onto Manhattan Rd. The LCC is the first right turn, the address is 9 Manhattan Rd. The LCC is the first right turn, the address is 9 Manhattan St. Manhattan St. Hiking Distance: ¼ of a mile. Hiking Distance: ¼ of a mile. Features: Trail was honored with the Erie Canalway Award Features:of Excellence, Trail was Honorable honored with Mention the Erie and CanalwayPTNY Out-of-the-Box Award of Excellence,Award. TheHonorable trail meanders Mention through and PTNY planned Out-of-the-Box theme gardens and Award.into The a natural trail meanders wooded areathrough where planned native themeplants dominate.gardens and A into a naturalviewing wooded platform area overlooks where Blacknative Brook. plants dominate.A covered Abridge viewinginvites platform you tooverlooks explore theBlack special Brook. features A covered among whichbridge are a inviteswillow you to tunnel,explore a theConifer special Cove, features a Therapeutic among which Pond andare a willowWaterfalls, tunnel, a Conifer and the Cove,“Native a Way.”Therapeutic Birds andPond butterflies and have found new homes at the Trail of Hope. “It’s more than a Waterfalls, and the “Native Way.” Birds and butterflies have found garden,new homes it’s a at healing the Trail experience. of Hope. New“It’s featuresmore than include a the

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A unique mix of forested wetland and upland for the many species of wildflowers that grow in Savannah, NY - Hiking, Bird Watching, Cross-Country Skiing MAKE Distance: Location: 89, just north of the Montezuma Audubon Center. The parking area is on the north side of road near a sharp turn. Hiking Description: hardwoods border this one-mile, packed dirt trail. Visitor should watch this area. In the spring, calls of singing frogs can be heard echoing through the wet Activities:

Turtle Pond

Location: Savannah, NY - Take Cotton Road west from Route 89, just north of the Montezuma Audubon Center. The parking area is on the north side of the road near a sharp turn.

Hiking Distance: Approximately 1 mile

Description: A unique mix of forested wetland and upland hardwoods border this one-mile, packed dirt trail. Visitor should watch for the many species of wildflowers that grow in this area. In the spring, calls of singing frogs can be heard echoing through the wet woods.

Activities: Hiking, Bird Watching, Cross-Country Skiing

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Features: The trail goes through forested wetlands and marshes which provide important habitat for waterfowl, songbirds Features:and birds of The prey trail that goes migrate through thousands forested of wetlands miles and along the Atlanticmarshes Flyway.which provide Throughout important the year, habitat millions for waterfowl, of birds and 300songbirds species and rest, birds breed of preyand overwinterthat migrate here thousands including of miles birds that alongare threatened, the Atlantic endangered, Flyway. Throughout and species theof concernyear, millions of such as thebirds Bald and Eagle, 300 Northernspecies rest, Harrier, breed Short-eared and overwinter Owl, here including Cerulean Warbler,birds that American are threatened, Black endangered, Duck and Pied and-billed species of concern Grebe. Theresuch is as a picnicthe Bald area Eagle, with Northerntables, grills Harrier, and aShort-eared fire pit at Owl, the east endCerulean and a nature Warbler, and Americanwildlife mural Black on Duck the concrete and Pied -billed railroad trestleGrebe. abutment. There is aParking picnic areais available with tables, at the grills picnic and area a fire pit at and off-streetthe eastparking end isand available a nature at and the wildlife VanDyne mural Spoor on Rdthe concrete intersection.railroad This trailtrestle is alsoabutment. good for Parking biking is and available skiing. at the picnic area and off-street parking is available at the VanDyne Spoor Rd intersection. This trail is also good for biking and skiing.

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West Shore Trail MAKE TRAIL RUBBING MARKER HERE Location: Located in the Town of Savannah, the West Shore Trail is a Rail-to-Trail project, on 26 acres of land with approximately 2 miles of trail on the abandoned West Shore Location: Located in the Town of Savannah, the West Shore Railroad. The trail extends from the Rt. 31/89 bridge in Trail is a Rail-to-Trail project, on 26 acres of land with Savannah, crosses VanDyne Spoor Rd and then heads east to approximately 2 miles of trail on the abandoned West Shore the Old Seneca River, which flows into the Erie Canal. The Railroad. The trail extends from the Rt. 31/89 bridge in trail is partially surrounded by New York State Department of Savannah, crosses VanDyne Spoor Rd and then heads east to Environmental Conservation and U.S. Fish and Wildlife the Old Seneca River, which flows into the Erie Canal. The Service wetlands. trail is partially surrounded by New York State Department of Hiking Distance: 2 miles Environmental Conservation and U.S. Fish and Wildlife

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Whistlewood is a former Girl Scout Camp that Parking lot is at the end of Dutch Street Rd. in Moderate. Rain/ice causes the first section of

MAKE Distance: become Dutch Street Rd. after crossing Old Ridge Rd. Location: Hiking hikes of varying distances. Difficulty: trail to become slippery; use caution. Features: now part of the NYS Lakeshore Marshes Wildlife Management Area and managed by the New York State of the hill, views Beaver Creek and Lake Ontario are spectacular. Note: Seasonal Hunting is allowed on the property, so hikers should use caution and avoid during hunting season. Great place to cross-country ski. Huron, NY. From Rt. 104, Turn North on Lasher Rd. which will

Whistlewood Location: Parking lot is at the end of Dutch Street Rd. in Huron, NY. From Rt. 104, Turn North on Lasher Rd. which will become Dutch Street Rd. after crossing Old Ridge Rd. Hiking Distance: There is an extensive trail system offering hikes of varying distances. Over 4 miles of trails. Difficulty: Moderate. Rain/ice causes the first section of the trail to become slippery; use caution.

Features: Whistlewood is a former Girl Scout Camp that is now part of the NYS Lakeshore Marshes Wildlife Management Area and managed by the New York State DEC. From the top of the hill, views of Beaver Creek and Lake Ontario are spectacular. Note: Seasonal Hunting is allowed on the property, so hikers should use caution and avoid during hunting season. Great place to cross-country ski.

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Williamson Town Loop Trail Williamson Town Loop Trail

Location: Trail access and parking is available at Town Park Location:on Trail Eddy access Rd; andRoute parking 104 byis availableIce Cream at Shop;Town orPark at the Town on Eddy Rd;Hall/Library Route 104 Complex by Ice onCream Rt. 21. Shop; or at the Town Hall/Library Complex on Rt. 21. Hiking Distance: 4.2 miles Hiking Distance: 4.2 miles Difficulty: A few steep hills – with great views. Much is easy Difficulty:walking. A few steep hills – with great views. Much is easy walking. Features: The loop traverses woods, fields, and village streets. Features: ThereThe loop are traverseswonderful woods, views fields,of Lake and Ontario village on streets. a clear day and There are rollingwonderful farmlands views offrom Lake the Ontario top of on“Herbert’s a clear day Hil andl”. Access to rolling farmlandstown, services, from the and top restaurants of “Herbert’s is available Hill”. atAccess several to points. town, services, and restaurants is available at several points.

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Wolcott Falls Hiking Trail Wolcott Falls Hiking Trail Location: From Route 104 in Wolcott, head north on Whiskey Location:Hill From Road. Route Entering 104 the in Wolcott,Village of head Wolcott, north Whiskey on Whiskey Hill Road Hill Road.becomes Entering New the Hartford Village Street. of Wolcott, The first Whiskey traffic lightHill Roadis located becomesby New the iconicHartford “Venus Street. Rising The fromfirst trafficthe Sea” light fountain, is located turn right by the iconiconto East “Venus Main Rising Street. from Turn the left Sea” onto fountain,Mill Street. turn Wolcott right Falls onto EastPark Main will Street. be on yourTurn left.left Toonto find Mill the Street. hiking Wolcott trail to Wolcott Falls Park willFalls, be on park your and left. then To walk find past the thehiking pavilion trail toand Wolcott playground. On Falls, parkthe farand side then of walk the park past andthe inpavilion the wooded and playground. area, look for On an the far sideopening. of the This park is andthe startin the of wooded a trail which area, descendslook for ansteeply and opening.curves This isback the towards start of thea trail glen which and waterfalls. descends steeply and curves back towards the glen and waterfalls. Hiking Distance: 0.4 miles round trip Hiking Distance: 0.4 miles round trip Difficulty: Moderate. Rain/ice causes the first section of the Difficulty:trail Moderate.to become Rain/iceslippery; causesuse caution. the first section of the trail to become slippery; use caution. Features: Wolcott Falls has an attractive 50 foot drop, free- Features: falling Wolcott in a wide Falls ribbon has an for attractive half its length 50 foot and drop, then free- tumbling down steep shale the rest of the way. About 20 feet from the falling in a wide ribbon for half its length and then tumbling parking area there exists a handicap-accessible observation down steep shale the rest of the way. About 20 feet from the deck from which to view the falls, as well as an informational parking area there exists a handicap-accessible observation kiosk highlighting the history of Wolcott and the falls itself. deck from which to view the falls, as well as an informational kiosk highlightingMAKE the history TRAIL of RUBBING Wolcott and MARKER the falls HERE itself.

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