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Description: There is so much to see and do at Letchworth State Park. If coming from Rochester, you can choose to enter at the Mount Morris entrance and drive the length of Letchworth as it is one long strip. However, we decided to drive to the Castile Entrance to visit the lower falls area (which is a little over an hour from Rochester). Upon entering, turn right and drive until you see a sign for Lower Falls Rd. If you head toward the river and the bathroom shelter at the corner of the parking lot, you will find the trail that takes you to the scenic views. There are lots of stairs but overall it's a quick and simple hike. Continue on the hike and eventually you will get to a set of descending stairs and soon a sharp left turn. Take that for the wide open views, bridges and lower falls view. You can continue on from there but we choose to turn around to make this a quick 1 mile hike.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy to Moderate Water? Yes Cost: $10 |
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Description: Hiking from old Penfield road you follow the trail it’s about 3/4 of a mile, some hills but a good kid hike! You end at the falls and the bridge tunnel. You can also park off of 441 and that is less of a hike to the falls.
You can walk past the falls along the trail to extend your hike, we did not do that since this was the second hike of the day this day. Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE |
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Description: This park has many trails, a pond, athletic fields and a playground. The park map can be found HERE
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Small pond and creek Cost: FREE Notes: To find the fairy houses: Turn Left after entering Black Creek Park off of Union and park in the Trail Head parking lot. Walk along the large rocks to the large path on the right and turn right into the woods at the Fairy Trail Sign. Most fairy houses are small painted birdhouses and hanging higher up in trees. If hitting up the playground first, it is likely easiest to drive from the playground to the trailhead parking lot if you have a toddler walking alongside you. The Fairy trail is not stroller friendly and can be confusing to navigate. Check for ticks! Many spots of the trails are muddy/swampy so boots or sneakers are recommended. |
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Description: The Wetland Walk is a short loop along a boardwalk, parallel to the canal path and right within the village of Fairport! The path is beautiful, easy and stroller friendly. If you finish the short wetland walk, you can follow the canal trail into the village and beyond
Stroller Friendly? Yes! Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes! Wetland marshes and the Erie Canal. Cost: FREE Notes: Fairpour and Fairport Library is only a short walk away! |
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Description: High Acres Nature Area mainly consists of ponds, marshes, and forest. There are four large shallow ponds and a collection of smaller ponds. Roughly five and a half miles of maintained trails provide access to the 250 acres that are now open to the public. There is a ton of animal sighting opportunities! Be on the look out for Kingfishers, Birds, Ducks, Deer etc. The trails are well maintained and marked for easy hiking! These trails are wonderful for bird/butterfly watching, catch & release fishing, nature walks, dog walks (must be leashes), and cross country skiing.
Stroller Friendly? No. Maybe an off road wagon, but a normal stroller may have some difficulty as it is an non paved path with some muddy spots, roots etc. Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: Be careful on the bridges, as they are slippery when wet. Some muddy spots during rainy season. |
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Description: This trail is a fun trail with a variety of small offshoot trails. The trails are well marked and there are two mail trails to take. The Blue trail and the Yellow trail intersect so you can decide if you want to do a full loop or a half loop.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate Water? No Cost: FREE |
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Description: This path makes for a lovely stroll through lollipop farms that the whole family will enjoy. The paths are wide and flat and there are several farm animals to be viewed along the walk. You can also go inside Lollipop farm to see more animals and educational resources. There is also a petting zoo section outside of the building!
Stroller Friendly? Yes! Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? No. Small Pond for ducks Cost: FREE Notes: If you would like to include a playground in your outing, You can park at Egypt Park Playground and find the trail connecting to the lollipop farm walk. |
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Description: This diverse trail flows through wooded wetlands and follows a shallow creek. About a .5 a mile of the trail is covered in board walk. This is a great area to observe birds, So bring along your binoculars! The park includes hiking trails, a community building and picnic shelter.
Stroller Friendly? No. After heavy rains, it can be difficult to cross the boardwalk, and the trail gets extremely muddy. Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: There is a huge parking area! Be carful of poison ivy once you get into the wooded portion of the trail. |
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Description: The Hawk Watch Tower was handicap accessible and secure. There were places to stand and sit. There was a small dock/pier that leads out through the marsh where you can sit among the birds. We observed swans, robins, red winged black birds and geese on our visit. We waited as patiently as we could but were not lucky enough to see any birds of prey. This site is an official part of the migration path for birds of prey. So all through the spring you can see many types of birds migrating north to Canada. They keep a count at the tower that you can observe.
Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: The Hawk Watch is part of the Braddock Bay Park and there was also a playground, bathroom, picnic area and another small trail around a pond. |
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Description: You can find disc golf and creek access along the trails at Sawyer Park. The Terrain is flat but some trails can get narrow. This a good park to bring little ones to play on the playground and explore the creek.
Stroller Friendly? No. Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Creek access Cost: FREE Notes: Take road all the way back for pavilion, grills, creek, and hiking. There are also two playgrounds at Sawyer Park. |
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Description: The Manitou Beach preserve is a short drive from the Braddock Bay Hawk Watch. Parking is along the side of the road and we almost missed the small sign. the road dead ends at Lake Ontario. The walk through the preserve is magical as you can hear the waves of the lake and immerse yourself into the little forest. We heard an owl and many other bird songs.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: It was a little muddy but an easy path for us all to walk together. |
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Description: The Zebulon Norton Trail starts at Harry Allen Park, leads down to the Lower Falls and continues on to Rotary Park. Creek access can be found along the hike.
Stroller Friendly? No. Bring the carrier for this one! Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? The Zebulon Norton Trail has creek access at views of waterfalls Cost: FREE Notes: Head straight back to the wooded area when entering Harry Allen Park. This trail does not loop. It follows Honeoye Creek from Harry Allen Park to Rotary Park. Playgrounds can be found at each park. Once you reach the road, go over the bridge and across the street to continue on the path. |
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Description: Located in Irondequoit right by the Bay. This is a great park for hiking and lots of people bike here. It is a shared trail. This trail has easier paths and harder paths and it’s pretty easy to find your way out. There is also a little creek you can splash in.
Stroller Friendly? No. Terrain Difficulty: Moderate Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: Bring Bug Spray! |
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Description: Helmer Nature Center is roughly a 1.5 mile trail. This area is owned by the school district and is utilized for an outdoor classroom. You will find boardwalk, bridges and even stone throughout the easily to follow sloppy trails. It is a great area to search for wildlife with the kids, like birds and toads. The main trail leads from the parking lot, and is sandwiched between two sport fields. It brings you back into a large wooded area that is loaded with fun trails to explore. The kids will have fun with all of the open space to run around.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: EaSY Water? No Cost: FREE Notes: There are two ports potties right behind the shed before you get into the woods. |
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Stroller Friendly? Yes! If taking the loop, the terrain gets more difficult for a stroller - It may be best to turn around! Also, the path may get muddy
Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? There is a pond within the park but it is driving distance from this trail. Cost: FREE Notes: No Dogs allowed. The trailhead is in the back corner opposite of Wildwings. Turn left once the fairy houses end to head back to the parking lot. |
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Description: This park features a pavilion, grills, seasonal public restrooms, green areas, handicapped fishing access, kiosk and hiking trail along Irondequoit Creek. Picnic tables overlook the creek where kids can play.
Stroller Friendly? Yes! Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes! Creek Access Cost: Free Notes: The first trail on the left as you pull into the parking lot is stroller friendly. Others within the park are not |
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Description: Irene Gossin Nature preserve is an 18 acre preserve located directly across from Rothfuss Park. This 1/2 mile loop trail begins at the parking lot and leads visitors around a meadow and offers views of spring and summer flowers and grasses, bees, and a variety of birds. Along with the beautiful views, you will see a winding story time trail. The current story is “Over The Meadow”. It is perfect for those learning to count. From the meadow there is another 1/2 mile trail winding through the woods that offers additional sights and sounds with potential sightings of woodland animals. These trails loop back around to the main meadow.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: EaSY Water? No Cost: FREE Notes: Parking- Be on the look out for a wooden fence and a large White House. The drive way almost looks residential. There is a small stone parking lot with a wooden fence surrounding it. |
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Description: With five marked trails, Powder Mills Park has more to offer than just the fish hatchery. Each trail is under a mile and consists of hilly, dirt paths. We traveled the Trillium trail (Marked with yellow paint) this time! This particular trail is a .5 mile (one way) walk that will bring you along the wetlands and through an area of unique plant life.
Stroller Friendly? No, I used a backpack carrier for my toddler. Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE. Bring some quarters if you plan on stopping and feeding the fish afterwards! Notes: We entered Trillium Trail, at the trail head nearest the park office and pond! Be on the lookout for poison ivy. |
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Stroller Friendly? The pathways are wide and paved, although there are some areas with stairs.
Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? There is a reservoir. Cost: FREE Notes: The trail loops around if you keep going left. Perfect length to explore and see all the changes. I love that you don't have to stay on the path. Running up and down the hills is a treat in every season |
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Description: What a fantastic place to visit on a great fall day! You can visit and walk around the reservoir and take in the sight line of Rochester and then hike in the woods to observe the outstanding industrial art. Finding the water towers is not the easiest-but with a little wandering among the leaves you will see them if you keep on the main Washington Grove trail. The entrance to this trail can be found on the right side of the loop around the reservoir.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy to Moderate Water? Yes Cost: FREE |
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Description: This is a quiet trail tucked in a cute neighborhood in Irondequoit. There is an awesome little stream to play in on hot days. It has some hills but it’s a pretty easy trail. Quick hike to the creek area if you are just looking for some water fun.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy with some hills. Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: Bring bugspray and water shoes. |
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Description: A great spot for urban play and exploration! You can park in the parking of the MAG (off of Goodman St) to access this fun area and walk. The large outdoor display is titled "Creation Myth" and children are welcome to explore and climb on the exhibit. There is also a free guided Art Walk! On the sidewalk near the parking lot along Goodman, there is a sign with instructions to call a number for the narrated tour. Your phone will need number to text capabilities as you type in a word found on the sidewalk for the corresponding narration. With four children in tow, we skipped the tour this time and enjoyed climbing the stairs, walking through the tree covered path and climbing on the sculptures that permit you to do so. This is a there and back walk and is stroller friendly until you get the stairs at the very end!
Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? No Cost: FREE Notes: You can continue just a little further east down University for more Art and a playground! |
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Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: |
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Description: This is a hidden gem of Rochester located within Highland Park. You enter off Mount Hope or Reservoir Road. This is a great spot for family photos and weddings, so often this is closed on weekends. Best time to come is during the week.
Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? No Cost: FREE Notes: There used to be a grounds kitty, we didn’t find them the day we went. |
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Stroller Friendly? Yes! However, if starting out on Boxart Street, there is a steep hill to manage before getting down to the boardwalk. This also means a steep climb back to the car!
Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? The highlight of Turning Point is the 3,572 ft-long bridge over the Genesee River Turning Basin. The path also reaches to Ontario Beach Park Cost: FREE Notes: The trail following the boardwalk does not loop around. It is a 2.8 mile walk to the beach from Boxart Street (one-way) |
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Description: This is a great walk for a toddler! There was no “carry me” on this hike. There are cool bridges, waterfalls, streams, and the Genesee River. We parked at Wegmans Lodge at Seneca Park and followed the Red Trail. You take the stairs down to the base of the falls and the river. There is a littler dock too. You can climb a bit in the falls for a bit of a stream walk or you can play in the stream above.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: There was some iron rebar sticking up around the stairs and some steel sign posts sticking up. Just be aware of your footing. Some parts are a little more challenging but our almost 3 year old completed all of the hike. |
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Description: This trail has a bit of everything for everyone. At the front of the park is a standard playground, then there is a secondary natural playground and behind that is the hiking trails!
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate Water? Yes. You can hike to the bay! Cost: FREE Notes: The trails can become impassable during rainy/muddy weather. The only available restroom is a couple of outhouses. Parking is limited so it is advised you go on off hours (early morning). Trails are not well marked so be sure to refer to the park map for trail info. |
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Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: |
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Description: This trail is a wonderful little gem on the west side of Canandaigua. The trails are well kept and wide. This was the most animal active trail we have been on to date. We encountered squirrels, birds, chipmunks, snakes and centipedes! The animals do not seem to be bothered that you are in their territory and will not move to get out of your way!
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult Water? Yes (There is rumor of waterfalls, however it was extremely hot so we did not get all the way to the end of the trail- where I suspect they were hidden) Cost: FREE Notes: Be careful to watch your step. There are lots of roots on the path. There was also quite a few bees when we were there so please be forewarned. |
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Description: This is a short kid friendly trail established by the local Boy Scout troop. It’s a stone path that points out the variety of foliage local to the area.
Stroller Friendly? Yes if you have a jogger stroller Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes there is a creek nearby Cost: FREE Notes: There is a great playground nearby for kids of all ages when you cross the bridge. Go to the back of the baseball field to find the entrance. |
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Description: This park boats a beautiful playground and easy creek access right at the trailhead.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes! Creek Access Cost: Free Notes: The walking path has a lot of poison ivy along the trail so proceed with caution. The trail isn't always well maintained. |
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Description: This is a great trail which is 1.5 miles long and connects many parts of the town of Manchester. The path is wide and well taken care of. It follows along the Canandaigua Outlet.
Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes! Creek Access Cost: Free |
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Description: Grimes Glen is in Naples, NY it is a gully. There is a trail you can walk for most of it but there is a good chunk that is a creek walk. We only made it to the first big water fall, that wasn’t slippery and was fun to climb. Wear water shoes and expect to get wet!
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy/ some Moderate (creek walk) Water? Yes- creek walk and water falls Cost: FREE Notes: Bring bug spray, towels, and a change of clothes. |
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Description: Wesley Hill Preserve is located right near Cummings Nature center. It is about a 45 min drive from Rochester but worth it. The trails are marked really well and trail is well maintained. It is so quiet and peaceful. Lots of wildlife to see. We didn’t find the Gully but will go again to try to find.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy/ some Moderate (a lot of rocks and tree branches to look for) Water? Yes- little run off streams and the is a gully but some of it is private property. And we didn’t find the Gully. Cost: FREE Notes: Bring bug spray! |
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Description: Ontario Pathways is a 23 mile long trail for walking, hiking, and biking with so much to explore. Please check out the map for different entry points to different trails.
Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes- Waterfalls! (located in Phelps NY) Cost: FREE Notes: Bring bugspray! While the trails are well maintained if you travel off the main trail it becomes buggy quickly. |
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Description: We enjoy a small town. We enjoy a beautiful park in a small town even more especially when it has a picturesque river to follow and lilacs to smell! There is plenty of sites to take in and fun for kids to explore. Bridges, flowers and stumps to walk on- there is a little bit for everyone. Looking for a place just to sit and listen to water? There are plenty of swinging seats to enjoy the scenery.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: Free Notes: There is a brand new dog park here which is open to bring your pooch and throw a Frisbee! |
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Description: What a wonderful place to explore. The trails are well laid out and there are posts and maps to keep you going in the right direction! There is lovely scenery and lots of different types of terrain to keep your senses busy. Plan on spending some time here for the trail, water and picnic tables. You will be sure to enjoy it here!
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate Water? Yes Cost: Free Notes: There is some challenging ground to cover so make sure you wear sneakers or something to protect your toes. Dogs are allowed on the trail as well so bring the whole family! |
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Description: This is a great trail tucked away from the main road. We followed the blue trail which brought us to a great little set of waterfalls with creek access. There are also benches along the trails to admire foliage and animals.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate Water? Yes- creek and waterfalls! Cost: Free |
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Description: This is a great trail which is one mile loop. The path varies in terrain and is well taken care of. Part of the trail is on private property but is still accessible. Be on the lookout there are some faires who reside here!
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? No Cost: Free |
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Description: This is a great trail tucked away from the main road. The full trail is 9.6 miles and we did a short part of it on our exploration today. We entered at the front of Mertensia Park in Farmington. Park right at the top of the hill and you will find the entrance. The path is flat an lush great for strollers and toddlers. When we ended the trail there are a couple of off shoot trails which will lead you to the creek behind the basketball courts in the park. Creek splashing is the best!
Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes creek access Cost: Free |
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Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate Water? Yes- Waterfalls! Cost: FREE Notes: |
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Description: Here’s a fun place to go and it’s off the beaten path! This hidden gem is located in North Rose, New York and you can easily pass by it if you aren’t on the lookout. The path itself is an elevated bridge so it is easy to navigate with a stroller. Bring your camera there’s a lot of wildlife for you to observe!
Stroller Friendly? Yes! Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes! Cost: FREE Notes: There is a natural fairy house trail at the end of the walking bridge. Please note with this being a swamp there are many mosquitoes- I would advise wearing long sleeves and pants as well as bringing bug spray. Hours of operation are Tuesday through Sunday from dawn until dusk. |
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Description: This is a fun seasonal trail with flower enthusiasts in mind. The Trail itself is not long but there is so many little pockets of information you will be there awhile seeing everything. The layout is rustic but the paths are wide and flat for anyone who needs wheel access. The path is a designated Forever Wild trail- check out their site for more wheel accessible trails!
Stroller Friendly? Yes! Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE |
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Description: The Butterfly Nature Trail is a community project started in 2012. The upkeep of this trail is maintained by a local group of devoted citizens. This is an adorable trail to bring children to explore!
Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: This is a 1/4 mile trail with fairy houses and inspiration all around! |
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Description: This entrance to the preserve is the official entrance but as I have learned lately this is the more challenging part of the trail in the preserve. The preserve itself is 56 acres so there is so much to explore! This is definitely one for older kids who want to stretch their legs and have very solid walking skills. I brought my daughter in the backpack and it was a workout! However- the trade off is the beautiful scenery and I'm so glad we explored it.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult Water? some streams Cost: FREE Notes: Be careful to watch your step. There are lots of roots on the path. Also this entrance is located on a dead end street. |
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Description: This is a great place to explore with children. There are lots of birds to catch your attention and beautiful lush trails to take in.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: Bring your boots! Since the trails are dense they were muddy and some areas we had to turn around and go back. Bring your lunch you can have a picnic in the forest! |
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Description: This trail is a great place to take the kids. The path is a bit over one mile walk on mainly flat terrain that follows the Ganargua Creek. On the path you will find porcelain markers showing different vegetation which grows along it. Even though the trail is not wide there are plenty of tree markers to show you the way.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: The start of the trail is at the dead end of the road. You will pass a few houses and the entrance is on your right. Look for the small sign with the red arrow. |
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Description: This is a great place off the beaten path. Nice wide open trails for everyone to explore. Walking sticks are provided and I'm glad we took some! There are clearly marked trails and fun things to look for on your adventure! (Before you start your hike make sure to look at the map posted at the welcome stand to see how the trails are laid out.)
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate Water? Yes, lakes and bogs Cost: FREE Notes: Be on the lookout there is only a tiny small white sign that says "Sanctuary". Also when you get into the trails there is quite a climb so good sturdy shoes are required. There is a port a potty on site but only at the beginning of the trail. |
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Description: The Pal-Mac Park is a lovely place to take a stroll. The area is approximately three acres to explore with kids and family. There are paths to follow around the aqueduct itself as well as down the sides of the canal.
Stroller Friendly? Yes! Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes- Waterfalls! Cost: FREE |
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Description: The story walk is a lovely path located behind the community library off of main street. It has lush mature trees which makes it easy breezy to read a new story and see the creek.
Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes creek access Cost: FREE |
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Description: The wetland trail is a fantastic low key walk with much to see and listen to. The wetlands are active with many different birds. The area is surrounded by water and wetlands on both sides and the walkway is very wide and flat for frequent stops to see the wildlife.
Stroller Friendly? Yes Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: The trails are well maintained and this is a Forever Wild for Everyone Trail. (accessible for all) Interested to learn more? Check out their page! |
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Description: This entrance to the hill starts on an incline and keeps on going! The trails in the beginning are wide and narrow in further into your wooded adventure. I brought my daughter in the backpack and it was a workout! However- the trade off is the beautiful scenery and I'm so glad we explored it.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate to Difficult Water? No Cost: FREE Notes: Be careful to watch your step. This trail has poison ivy. There are lots of roots on the path. Also this entrance is located on a dead end street. |
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Description: We enjoy the small off the beaten path places to explore and this one fits the bill! The Dolomite Trail is approximately one mile and there is lots of wildlife that lives here! Make sure to check out the observation deck to take in a stunning view! These are definitely marshy wetlands so bring your boots and take in the scenery.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: Free Notes: There is no posted sign to enter the trail. Follow your GPS the entrance is across from Walworth Town Barns. |
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Description: The Trail is located within the park near the backside of the playground area. There are some fairies that live here so watch out! This is an adorable trail to bring children to explore!
Stroller Friendly? Even though the trail is gravel- because of shady foliage it's best to have a carrier because it can get muddy in spots and hard to maneuver a stroller. Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Cost: FREE Notes: This is condensed trail with so it is fun for littles to easily finish the path in approximately a half hour. |
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Description: Overall there is approximately 1.5 miles of trail accessibility open to the public. The main trail is about a .5 mile, Ending at a spectacular view of Lake Ontario. You will find this hike to be easy, and wonderful for kids to explore. This preserve offers several trails that branch off into the wooden wetland.
Stroller Friendly? Yes, Wagon preferred depending on season. You may come upon muddy sections. Terrain Difficulty: Easy Water? Yes Views of the Lake. Water is not accessible from main trail. Cost: Free Notes: Please be cautious of small children near the Lake Ontario overlook, There is a huge cliff drop off. Large parking lot right off of road. This preserve is part of the Genesee Land Trust. |
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Description: Bluff Trail- This trail is approximately 1.25 miles long. It runs along the edge of the cliffs. The sites of Lake Ontario are stunning, but please use caution as cliffs can give way! You can also walk along the stone beach and skip rocks! There was a restroom near the trail head parking lot.
Stroller Friendly? No Terrain Difficulty: Moderate. The stairs are steep leading up to the trail. It can be difficult to navigate when muddy. Water? Yes Cost: Free Notes: There are two parking lots. The Bluffs trail head is located off of the East Bay Rd parking lot. If entering through the main entrance there a few different trail options. Please note there may be a $5 entrance fee at some parking locations. |
