The Erie Canalway Trail route follows both active and historic sections of the Erie Canal, the renowned inland waterway that opened the frontier of the fledgling United States to settlement and commerce, transforming the nation in the process.
USING THE INTERACTIVE MAP
If you're not very familiar with mapping software, before you begin to explore the map, take a few minutes to read the quick tips section, which offers brief descriptions of the map tools and functionality.
SIGN UP FOR TRAIL UPDATES
Before you begin exploring the Canalway Trail map or checking out all the fun and interesting things to do along the corridor, please sign up for bi-monthly updates from Parks & Trails New York, including the latest information on the Canalway Trail.
RIDE WITH US
Find out about Parks & Trails New York’s annual eight-day Cycling the Erie Canal bike tour. It’s a great tour for riders of all ages and abilities.
- WATCH A VIDEO - Check out this video of three cyclists' experience
on the Erie Canalway Trail.
- LISTEN to a public radio story on bicycling the Erie Canal
Are you a Canalway Trail End-to-Ender?
We want to recognize and reward your achievement! Register now for a certificate, and End-to-End decal, and inclusion on our End-To-Ender Honor Roll and be sure to tell us about your experience. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! We'd love to hear from you with your stories and photos of your experience. Email ptny@ptny.org, keep up with us on Facebook and Twitter, submit images of your trip to Flickr, and check out our blog.
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