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Newly Revised! CYCLING THE ERIE CANAL:A Guide to 400 miles of adventure and history along the Erie Canalway Trail More
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a review of this guide.Cycling the Erie Canal"
is as good a guide book as I have ever seen. It is clear and easy to use, packed
with information, maps, and pictures!"-Steve Golden, National Park
Service, Boston
ULSTER COUNTY TRANSPORTATION PLAN - Draft Plan(Parks & Trails New York is plan consultant.
PUBLICATIONS FOR THE SELF GUIDED TOURIST- Several books have been published to assist New York cycle tourits. Check out the following guides at your favorite book seller.*
25 Bicycle Tours in the Hudson Valley: Scenic Rides from Saratoga to Northern Westchester County
25 Bicycle Tours in the Adirondacks: Road Adventures in the East's Largest Wilderness
Backroad Bicycling in the Hudson Valley and Catskills (A Countryman Guide)
Paths Along The Hudson: A Guide to Walking and Biking
Short Bike Rides on Long Island
Backroad Bicycling Near New York City: 25 One-Day Bike Tours in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
Cranks from Cooperstown: 50 Bike Rides in Upstate New York
Best Bike Rides New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
Take Your Bike: Family Rides in the Rochester (NY) Area
Take Your Bike - Family Rides in New York's Finger Lakes Region
Central New York Mountain Biking: The 30 Best Back Road & Trail Rides in Upstate New York
*please note Parks & Trails New York is not the publisher of the books listed above.
Ride safe!
GETTING STARTED . . . A GUIDE TO PLANNING TRAILS IN NEW YORK
BUILDING COMMUNITY TRAILS ACROSS NEW YORK - An attractive
and informative four-color poster/map of existing and planned multi-use trails
- Order from PTNY ($5.00 fee includes shipping & handling)
Cohoes-Waterford
Connection Study - Recommendations for a trail link between the Erie Canalway Trail at Manor
Avenue in Cohoes and the Waterford Visitors' Center.
Clyde-Seneca
River Study- Recommendations for the Erie Canalway Trail Route East of the Village of
Clyde in Wayne County