ERIE CANALWAY TRAIL:

SYRACUSE-ROCHESTER, NEW YORK

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Last Updated:      November 15, 2023

Length:                Camillus to Port Byron; 20.2 miles

                              Port Byron to Clyde; 14.2 miles on-road

                              Clyde to Rochester; 52.8 miles

Difficulty:            Camillus to Port Byron; Easy. Flat stone-dust trail. Short on-road sections.

                              Clyde to Rochester; Easy. Flat paved and stone-dust trail. Short on-road sections.

Directions:

To start from the Warners Road parking lot in Camillus [Eastern End]; From I-690 take exit 6 to Route 695 south. Keep right to merge with Route 5 west. Take your first exit to Route 173/Warners Rd and turn left. Travel 1.2 miles to a parking lot on your right across from the canal.

To start from Weedsport or Port Byron [Center Eastern End]; From I-90 take exit 40 to Route 34 south (right) to Weedsport. Turn right on Route 31 and as you leave town look left for the Centreport Aqueduct Park parking lot. Continue along Route 31 towards Port Byron. Just as your approaching Port Byron look left for the Schafer Park parking lot.

To start from Water Street Park in Clyde [Center Section]; From I-90 take exit 41 to Route 414 north to Clyde. Just before you cross over the Erie Canal turn right on Redfield St. First left on Orchard St. This brings you the Water Street Park. 

To start from the T Spencer Knight Canal Port parking lot in Newark [Center Section]; From the junction of Routes 31 and 88 in Newark head north across the canal on Route 88. turn right on Van Buren St for the T Spencer Knight Canal Port parking lot.

To start from the Erie Canal Marina parking lot in Palmyra [Center Western End]; From the junction of Routes 21 and 31 in Palmyra travel west on Route 31. Turn right on Market St, which becomes Division St and follow to the Erie Canal Marina parking lot. 

To start from Genesee Valley Park in Rochester [Western End]; From I-390 take exit 17 to Route 383. Head left (north) to Genesee St.

For the Genesee Valley Park; Northwest parking area; Turn right down Genesee St. Parking lot entrance is on your left. Follow the paved trail south from the parking lot.

For the Genesee Valley Park; Northeast parking area; Continue straight on Elmwood Ave and cross over the Genesee River. Take an immediate right on Moore Rd into the park. Parking lot will be on your right. 

For the Genesee Valley Park; Red Creek & South parking lots; Turn right on Elmwood Ave and cross over the river. Take an immediate right on Moore Rd into the park. Cross the canal and turn right on Hawthorne Dr. Red Creek parking lot will be on your left. Head left along Hawthorne Dr to reach the trail. If you continue along Hawthorne Dr, crossing Red Creek, you'll come to the South parking lot. Trail is on your right.

The Erie Canalway Trail travels from Albany West to Buffalo. I've separated the Erie Canalway Trail into 5 Sections. Starting from the East:

The Erie Canalway Trail; Syracuse-Rochester travels West from Camillus along the Old Erie Canal to Port Byron. A 14.2 mile on-road gap Northwest to Clyde. The next section follows sections of the Erie Canal & Old Erie Canal West to Rochester. Many links along this route to other trails.

The Erie Canalway Trail is a network of approximately 300 miles of multiple-use trails across upstate New York. The trail follows the towpaths of both active and historic sections of the New York State Canal System, such as the Erie Canal and Old Erie Canal, as well as, adjacent abandoned rail corridors such as the former West Shore Railroad which was chartered December 5, 1885 , as successor to the New York, West Shore & Buffalo Railway. Called in its day "the eighth wonder of the world," the Erie Canal remains one of America's best known and enduring icons. A marvel of nineteenth-century engineering, the canal, begun in 1817, followed a path already popular to westward-moving Americans, following the Mohawk River through the Appalachian Mountains and then on to Lake Erie. Building the canal was a tremendous feat. Workers had to dig a 363-mile ditch that was 40 feet wide and four feet deep, through rocky hills and swamps and across rivers. What's more, this ditch had to slowly rise 565 feet on its way from the Hudson River to Lake Erie, which it did through a series of Locks. Derided as "Clinton's Ditch," after New York Governor DeWitt Clinton, within months of the canal's opening in 1825 the doubters were proven wrong by the canal's overwhelming success. The canal gave rise to additional connecting canals, including the Oswego, Cayuga-Seneca, and Champlain, the last of which actually opened before the Erie Canal. For more information visit; CANALWAY TRAIL or NY CANALWAY SYSTEM . 

The Erie Canalway Trail is part of the Empire State Trail , which is a continuous 750-mile route spanning the state from New York City North to Canada and Albany West to Buffalo, creating the longest multi-use state trail in the nation.

Note; A shuttle system has been set up along the length of the Canalway Trail. Visit; BIKE TOURS/SHUTTLE .

Note; For trail closures See; CANALWAY TRAIL CLOSURES .

Camillus to Port Byron Section:

Starting from Warners Road parking lot in Camillus; [Eastern End]; [Continuing Mileage] 

Note; Heading East is the Erie Canalway Trail; Utica-Syracuse [181 miles to Albany from here]

The wide stone-dust Erie Canalway Trail travels West along the Northern Side of the Old Erie Canal.

Note; The grass lined Nancy Browne Wildlife Sanctuary Trail travels along the Southern Side of the Old Erie Canal as part of the Nancy Browne Wildlife Sanctuary. 

After passing by an informational sign saying this was the site of the old Erie Canal Clintons Ditch Aqueduct & Lock (A path to your right leads to Nine Mile Creek) you'll come to the Nine Mile Creek Aqueduct where the canal crosses over the creek. More informational boards. Pass by some old canal boats and canal relics, as well as, the Camillus Sim's Store Museum before coming to Devoe Rd at 183 miles. Across the canal is the Camillus Feeder Canal (bridge over it) followed by Camillus Landing. Map Board, picnic pavilion, Porto-Potty's and Devoe Road parking lot located here. 

Note; If you head left over the canal on Devoe Rd you'll come to a Steam Engine Exhibit on your right. To the left is where the grass lined Nancy Browne Wildlife Sanctuary Trail ends.

The wide stone-dust trail continues Northwest. This was as far as I traveled. Cross Route 36 at 185.2 miles where you'll find a parking lot and picnic pavilion. Cross Route 66 at 187.7 miles in Memphis where you'll find a parking lot. Cross Route 135 at 189.3 miles, followed by S McDonald Rd. You'll share the trail with a residential road for a bit before coming to Schaap Rd at 191 miles. Come to N Beaver St at 192.5 miles where you'll need to turn right then left for a short on-road section along N Chappell St. Just past the Jordan Middle School you'll rejoin the stone-dust trail in Jordan at 192.7 miles. I've checked out this section. A bridge takes you over Skaneateles Creek. Here the remains of the Jordan Aqueduct (Enlarged Canal 1840-1845) carried the Old Erie Canal over this creek. In 1932 a garden park was created and is still going strong. Down below is the "Kissing Bridge" which was moved here. Lots of informational boards. Cross Main St, past a Veterans Memorial and travel along the grass lined canal, which allows you to see the stonework that would normally be hidden under water. Cross Hamilton St and Warner Rd before coming to Route 31 where you bear left to a crosswalk (Use Caution; High speed road). The trail now travels along a wooded corridor. Come to the remains of Lock 51 (1847) at 194 miles. Here you'll find the Route 31 parking lot, informational board and picnic tables. Here you can walk through the old grass lined Locks. The trail continues, crossing Pump Rd and Route 14, before crossing Route 31 (Use Caution; High speed road). Return to Route 31 at 157.4 miles.

Note; Left, South, is the West Shore Trail, a grass surface trail that travels up a slight hill bringing you to E Brutus St after 1.7 miles. I didn't check out this trail. Future plans call for the West Shore Trail to continue West through Weedsport to the old Centreport Aqueduct. 

I haven't checked out this section. Cross Route 31 and after 195.2 miles the trail ends on Towpath Rd. Continue left, west, on-road along Towpath Rd (low traffic). As the road turns South, look right to spot a grass lined path.

Note; This is part of the Old Erie Canal trail, however, I'm not sure if it's accessible. No signs. It appears to be mowed and has an orange barrier. It will take you out to Route 34, where you turn left to the intersection of Routes 31 & 34  in Weedsport. 

Continue South, along Towpath Rd, back out to Route 31 at 197.3 miles (this is the signed Erie Canalway Trail route). 

Note; This next 1.7 mile section is on-road.

Head right on-road (wide shoulder) crossing Putnam Brook. Come to the busy intersection of Routes 31 & 34 in Weedsport. Continue straight across the intersection (Use Caution) along Route 31. Here you'll follow a BIKE LANE before coming to the Centreport Aqueduct Park parking lot at 198.8 miles. Here you'll find informational boards, Map and picnic tables. I've checked out this section. The stone-dust trail continues West along the grass lined Old Erie Canal before a bridge takes you over Cold Spring Brook next to the remains of the old Centreport Aqueduct. The trail enters a wooded corridor and follows the remains of the old canal. Cross Centreport Rd and the old canal becomes more distinct, filling with water before coming to the Schafer Park parking lot in Port Byron at 201.2 miles, where you'll find a picnic pavilion, Map & informational board and Porto-Potty. 

Note; As of 2023, a gap currently exists in the trail from Port Byron West to Clyde requiring a 14.2 mile on-road detour.

Port Byron to Clyde Section:

Note; This next section of the Empire State Trail & Erie Canalway Trail is all on-road from Port Bryon 14.2 miles to just outside of Clyde. Not recommended for novice bikers. 

Starting from the Schafer Park parking lot in Port Byron; [Center Eastern Section; Eastern End] [Continuing Mileage] I haven't checked out this next section. Head left, Southwest, on-road along Route 31 (wide shoulder) to Main St. Continue right along Route 31 through downtown Port Byron. Come to the Port Byron Old Erie Canal Heritage Park parking lot on your right at 202.1 miles. Here you'll find a Visitor Center and museum. A short trail here will take you to the remains of the old Erie Canal Lock 52, as well as, Van Dettos' Erie House an old 1860's Saloon along with some other historical buildings. Unfortunately, the old Erie Canal continues along the other side of I-90, thus the on-road detour. Continuing along Route 31 (wide shoulder) you travel through open farmland before crossing a bridge over I-90. Next you cross over the Seneca River and modern day Erie Canal at 206.5 miles where the open farmland continues. Routes 31 & 89 combine as you turn North up to Savannah at 211.4 miles. Continue straight along Route 31 heading West. Turn left when you reach Brown Rd just south of Clyde. Cross a set of RR tracks and you'll pick up the stone-dust Erie Canalway Trail on your right at 215.4 miles. 

Clyde to Rochester Section:

Starting from Brown Rd just south of Clyde; [Center Section; Eastern End] [Continuing Mileage] I haven't checked out this next section. The stone-dust Erie Canalway Trail heads West through the woods to a bridge across the Seneca River and modern day Erie Canal. Just South of here is Lock 26. The trail continues Northwest along the Erie Canal bringing you to the Lauraville Landing Park parking lot at 217.8 miles. Here you'll find a boat launch, restrooms, playground and picnic pavilion. Come to an intersection at the end of the park.

Note; The stone-dust trail continues straight underneath the Mill Street Bridge, but is not part of the Erie Canalway Trail. This trail travels West out to Geneva St through Clyde Canal Park and ends after 0.5 miles.

From the intersection in Lauraville Landing Park head left up a sidewalk to Redfield St for a short on-road section. Turn right along Mill St (narrow shoulder/sidewalk available) traveling over the Erie Canal to Clyde. First left on Columbia St, quick left on William St and you'll cross Sodus St where you'll find the red Galen Historical Society Museum building at 218.2 miles. 

Note; The Erie Canalway Trail will pick up here, however, as of Sep. 2023, it appears the trail has not be completed. It should travel West above some RR tracks and the Erie Canal along your left before quickly coming to Clyde Railside Park where you'll find the Lock Street parking lot and picnic pavilion. I believe the trail has been completed here continuing West but am not sure. It will take you out to *Route 31 after 1 mile [219.2 miles] The official Erie Canalway Trail Map shows the trail utilizing Route 31 through Clyde, however, this road has no shoulder.

Continuing from *Route 31 the Erie Canalway Trail heads West on-road (wide shoulder) to a cross-walk which takes you left along Old Route 31 via a 2 Way BIKE LANE. Portions of the old Erie Canal along your left. Rejoin the stone-dust Erie Canalway Trail on your left at 220.8 miles. I've checked out this next section before it was stone-dust. Travel past a field into the woods. Pass by an old stone bridge abutment before coming alongside an active RR. You'll pass by a spur trail on your right.

Note; This path leads to Black Brook Park where you'll find parking, a picnic pavilion and restrooms. 

Continue through the woods with the old dried up canal along your right. Cross a bridge over Black Brook. Cross Gansz Rd to the Lock Berlin Park parking area where you'll find the remains of the old Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 54 (Lock Berlin). Picnic tables located here. Continuing past the Lock at 222.5 miles you'll renter the woods alongside the old canal which has some water. This was as far as I traveled. Cross Peters Rd, Sunderville Rd and soon the trail follows Hill Rd to the intersection of Old Route 31. The trail heads left crossing Cole Rd and follows alongside Route 31. You return to the Erie Canal where the trail travels underneath Route 31 and continues West alongside the canal. Come to Elm St in Lyons at 225 miles. Map Board. A short 0.3 mile on-road section starts here. Continue straight out to and across Geneva St.

Note; Left, South, Geneva St crosses the Erie Canal where you can check out Lyons Southside Canal Park and Canandaigua Outlet for Flint Creek.

Continue straight traveling on-road through downtown Lyons via Water St. Just before Leach Rd you'll pick up the paved Erie Canalway Trail on your left after 228 miles. I've checked out this next section. This trail brings you down alongside the Erie Canal and heads right, West, underneath Leach Rd bringing you to Lock 27. Across the canal is the Canandaigua Outlet for Flint Creek. Continuing west alongside the canal you'll come to the Abbey Park parking lot at 228.4 miles where you'll find a playground, picnic pavilion and restroom. Exit the park for a short 1 mile on-road section left along Old Newark-Lyons Rd (narrow shoulder), crossing over Ganargua Creek. Pass by Dry Dock Rd.

Note; You can take a quick detour here to check out the old Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 56. Head left down Dry Dock Rd past Lyons Dry Dock and across the Erie Canal next to Lock 28A. Continue right alongside the canal. After 0.5 miles, as the road turns away from the canal, bear right on a grass lined path. This takes you past the  old Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 56. Travel past the Lock and turn left back out to Dry Dock Rd where you can Loop back to Old Newark-Lyons Rd for a 1.4 mile Loop.

Continuing along Old Newark-Lyons Rd you'll pick up the Erie Canalway Trail on your left at 229.4 miles. Here you'll find a small parking lot and Map Board. This was as far as I traveled. The wide stone-dust trail continues West alongside the canal before emerging onto Old Lyons Rd at 231.5 miles. Another 1.7 mile on-road section. Head left on-road following Old Lyons Rd (wide shoulder) before rejoining the paved Erie Canalway Trail on your left at 233.2 miles in Newark. I've checked out this next section. Continuing alongside the Erie Canal you quickly cross N Clinton St. 

Note; You can take a quick detour here to check out the old Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 58 & 59. Head left down N Clinton St past Lock 28B and across the canal and you'll quickly come to the old Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 59 on your left. The grass lined Lockville Trail takes you past the old Lock then through the woods to the old Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 58. The trail then Loops back alongside the canal to N Clinton St. Return to the Erie Canalway Trail after a 0.6 mile Loop.

After crossing N Clinton St you'll come to Lock 28B and another informational board. The trail continues along the canal before exiting back out to Old Lyons Rd at 233.6 miles. Old RR trestle across the canal here. Head left for a short on-road section along Old Lyons Rd (wide shoulder). Cross East Ave and you'll come to the T Spencer Knight Canal Port parking lot at 233.8 miles in Newark. Head left to pick up the paved Erie Canalway Trail that travels West through the T Spencer Knight Canal Port (Gazebo and picnic pavilion) to a paving stone dock along the canal. Travel underneath Main St where the paved trail continues. Travel above the canal through a wooded corridor with a few small hills before you come to an old iron trestle bridge across the canal at 234.5 miles. This bridge has been converted to a pedestrian bridge. Right brings you to the W Shore Blvd parking lot. This was as far as I traveled. The trail continues as stone-dust along the canal, past the Harter Canal Park parking lot (Map Board) and underneath Whitbeck Rd at 235.7 miles. Travel along the Wide Waters of the Erie Canal before a tunnel takes you underneath E Palmyra Port Gibson Rd at 237.4 miles. After traveling underneath Galloway Rd you come to an intersection at 240.2 miles. 

Note; Right will bring you to the Swift Landing County Park parking lot.

Continue straight across Ganargua Creek via an iron bridge, past a Map Board overlooking a spillway dam and across another iron bridge over Red Creek to another overlook. Very scenic area. The trail continues along the canal traveling underneath Route 21 at 241.8 miles before coming to Division St. Here you'll need to cross over the canal via the Division Street Bridge (closed to traffic). This takes you past a small harbor to the Erie Canal Marina parking lot in Palmyra at 242.5 miles. I've checked out this next section. The Erie Canalway Trail continues right, West, crossing Willow and Church Streets before a berm takes you between the Palmyra Wetlands and Old Erie Canal. You then pass through the Pal-Mac Aqueduct Park where you'll find restrooms and picnic pavilions before traveling underneath the old Whipple Bridge at 243.4 miles. This is one of the oldest known surviving Whipple Bridge structures. You can go up and across this bridge. The trail then travels left where you'll find the remnants of the old Palmyra Macedon Aqueduct, before crossing Creek Rd next to Route 31. 

Note; Right along Creek Rd brings you to Lock 29.

Continuing along the trail you'll cross over Ganargua Creek and a spillway for the canal before coming to a Map Board along the Erie Canal at 243.8 miles. This was as far as I traveled. The trail now follows alongside the Erie Canal before turning right on Quaker Rd and crossing over the canal where you pick up the trail on your left at 245.9 miles. I've checked out this next section.

Note; You can take a quick detour from here to check out the old Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 60. Head right past a red gate along a dirt and grass trail along the canal. You'll come to the old Lock after 0.3 miles. After checking out the Lock you may return via a grass lined path that follows the power lines and the Old Erie Canal back out to O'Neil Rd for a 0.7 mile Loop.

Continuing left, West, along the trail you'll pass by the old stone abutments of Gallops Bridge #39 with an accompanying informational board. Travel underneath Ontario Center Rd and you'll come to Lock 30 at 246.5 miles in Macedon. Picnic tables and Porto-Potty.

Note; You can take a quick detour from here to Macedon Canal Park. Head left crossing Lock 30 to Macedon Canal Park. Continue straight to a parking lot and travel right, West, past the Fire Dept. and pavilion. This will bring you to the start of the 0.4 mile Butterfly Nature Trail after 0.3 miles. This gravel trail travels past wild flowers and alongside the Old Erie Canal (Clintons Ditch)/Enlarged Erie Canal out to the Erie Canal. Informational sign. Return along the trail then head left out along the Erie Canal before completing the Loop. Return back to the Erie Canalway Trail after a 1 mile Loop. 

This was as far as I traveled. The trail continues West alongside the canal. Cross Canandaigua Rd, then Wayneport Road at 249.7 miles. Parking area here. The trail then shares the road with W Canal St (low traffic gravel road) for 0.5 miles before returning to stone-dust. Travel underneath Lyndon Rd at 252 miles and share a road again with Cobb's Lane (low traffic paved road). The paved trail then travels alongside Cobb's Lane. Come to a pedestrian bridge over the canal at 253.5 miles.

Note; This bridge takes you over to the Rochester, Syracuse & Eastern Trail . 

I've checked out this next section. The paved trail continues West alongside the canal passing by the Cobb's Lane parking lot in Fairport where you'll find a Map Board. Travel underneath Turk Hill Rd and past a ramp up to Turk Hill Rd. Pass a spur for the stone-dust Thomas Creekwalk on your right and you'll come to an intersection at 254 miles. The Erie Canalway Trail continues straight along the canal, however, all bikes must detour around the next section which is pedestrian only. Follow the paved trail right past a Canal Stone Sundial to a roundabout.

Note; This is the start of the Thomas Creekwalk on your right. This trail parallels Thomas Creek with boardwalks and overlooks along your left. Only 0.3 miles long before it brings you back out to the Erie Canalway Trail.

Travel left, West, on-road along Liftbridge Lane through scenic Fairport paralleling the canal. Cross Main St passing by the old Fairport RR Station before rejoining the paved Erie Canalway Trail at 254.4 miles. This was as far as I traveled. The trail then Loops South, passing by a spur to Perinton Park parking lot at 255.2 miles before traveling underneath Fairport Rd. Pass by the Fairview Crew Club after which the trail reverts to stone-dust at 255.4 miles. Travel underneath Ayrault Rd, Route 31, then I-490 at 258 miles. Travel underneath Route 38 where the canal starts Looping back North. Travel alongside the Great Embankment Park and you'll come to a small dock and a spur trail leading to the Great Embankment Park parking lot (Playground, restrooms & water fountain) in Pittsford at 259.5 miles. Pass by a Guard Gate before traveling underneath Mitchell Rd at 260.4 miles. The trail becomes paved as you travel underneath Route 31 and come to a bench pavilion at 260.9 miles. I've checked out this next section. Past the pavilion no bikes allowed along the narrow, paved canal walkway. Follow the BIKE SHARROWS along Schoen Pl (low traffic). This takes you through the old industrial section of Pittsford and past the old Pittsford Flower Mill, Coal Water Tower and TOWPATH BIKE . Crosswalk over N Main St where you rejoin the paved Erie Canalway Trail at 261.2 miles. Travel underneath a RR trestle and come to a spur trail on your right.

Note; This will take you past the Pittsford Hwy garage to Village Ln. Follow North to Grove St, where you'll find a parking lot on your left. At the rear of this parking lot is the start of the Pittsford Loop Trail after 0.25 miles.

The trail now turns West, passing by a trailhead on your right.

Note; I haven't checked out this trail. The crushed gravel Frog Pond Trail heads North, through the Erie Canal Nature Preserve. After 0.4 miles it connects to the Pittsford Loop Trail .

Travel underneath Monroe Ave before coming to an intersection at 261.7 miles.

Note; The section straight along the canal is closed M-F (6am-5pm) as it bisects private property. To bypass head right down to Brook Rd, then head left and you'll pick up the paved trail again on your left.

Continue straight along the canal, then head right through the complex where you'll rejoin the paved trail next to Brook Rd. The trail then continues left through the woods and back alongside the canal. You come to an intersection at 262.5 miles.

Note; The trail on your right is part of the Pittsford Loop Trail which follows the towpath of the Old Erie Canal North up to Lock 62.

Continuing West you travel underneath Clover St and come to Lock 32 at 262.9 miles. Porto-Potty and water fountain here. Next you come to Lock 32 Canal Park where you'll find a parking lot, picnic table and informational board. You then cross a causeway and bridge. On your right is the Historic Lock 32 Barge Basin. This was as far as I traveled. Travel underneath Route 102 and you come to Lock 33 at 264.2 miles. Lock 33 Canal parking lot in Rochester located here. Travel underneath S Winton Rd and past spur trails to Meridian Centre Park before traveling underneath Route 100 and passing by a parking lot on your right. Travel underneath I-390 at 265.8 miles. Again travel underneath I-390 and past a spur trail that leads to Brighton Park and Westfall Rd. Travel under E Henrietta Rd, W Henrietta Rd and Kendrick Rd before you pass by the East Guard Lock where you'll find a Map Board. I've checked out this next section. Rochester University is along your right. Just past the Guard Lock you'll come to an old RR bridge across the canal at 267.8 miles. 

Note; This is the start of the Lehigh Valley Trail; North Branch which travels South where it meets up with the Lehigh Valley Trail in Rochester Junction.

Travel underneath Moore Rd and through Genesee Valley Park; Northeast (North of I-390 & Erie Canal & East Side of Genesee River). On your right is the Genesee Valley Park; Northeast parking area. Pass by a spur trail on your left at 268.1 miles.

Note; This leads to a concrete pedestrian bridge over the Erie Canal to Genesee Valley Park; South (South of I-390 & Erie Canal & East Side of Red Creek/Genesee River)  and the Red Creek parking lot.

Come to another intersection.

Note; Left leads to another concrete pedestrian bridge over the Erie Canal to Genesee Valley Park; South (South of I-390 & Erie Canal & East Side of Genesee River-West Side of Red Creek) and the Genesee Valley Park; South parking area.

Head right to another intersection next to the Genesee Valley Park; Genesee River Bridge at 268.2 miles. [268.2 miles from Albany to here] This is the start for the Erie Canalway Trail; Rochester-Buffalo section.

Note; Straight takes you North along the Genesee Riverway Trail; East Side .

Head left over the Genesee Valley Park; Genesee River Bridge to Genesee Valley Park; Northwest (North of I-390 & Erie Canal & West Side of Genesee River).

Note; The Genesee Riverway Trail; West Side crosses here traveling North-South. 

Heading left, South, the Erie Canalway Trail; Rochester-Buffalo combines with the Genesee Valley Greenway and Genesee Riverway Trail; West Side.

Note; Straight leads to the Genesee Valley Park; Northwest parking area.

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