BEST 7 Hiking Trails in Letchworth State Park
Spanning more than 14,000 acres, Letchworth State Park sits in both Livingston County and Wyoming County in western New York.
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Hiking trails cover 66 miles within the park. Some courses are available for biking, horseback riding, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.
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The most-popular hike, takes you to Lower Falls, Middle Falls, and Upper Falls. The entire trail is 7 miles each way.
Gorge Trail
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An easy 1.0-mile trail that treks down an old wood launch previously used to transport lumber to Rochester.
Lee’s Landing
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3
A 0.5-mile trail, is rated easy and provides a few overlooks along the way.
Portage Trail
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A 0.5-mile trail that crosses the Genesee River, delivering excellent views of Lower Falls.
Footbridge Trail
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5
An easy-to-moderate 5.75-mile hike that takes you along paths previously followed by the Genesee Valley Canal and the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Genesee Valley Greenway Trail
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A 2.5-mile trail that leads you to The Knob, the park’s highest point.
Big Bend Trail
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7
At 24.0 miles, is a backpacking excursion rather than a day hike. You will trek along the gorge’s eastern rim, gaining various memorable views.
Letchworth Trail
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Rangers suggest two trails:
– Mary Jemison
– Hemlock
Both of these scenic trails are 2.5 miles in length. The hikes are relatively easy, peaceful, and provide a fantastic forest view.
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