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New York
20.2 mi
Distance
551 ft
Gain
7h 1m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Erie Canalway Trail (Port Byron to Camillus)
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This point-to-point trail follows the historic Erie Canal towpath from Port Byron to Camillus, offering a flat, scenic journey through central New York's canal country. Hikers traverse 20+ miles of well-maintained pathway alongside the canal, passing through charming villages, historic locks, and pastoral landscapes that reflect the region's 19th-century transportation heritage. The route is ideal for long-distance walkers and cyclists seeking a low-elevation, historically rich experience.
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