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$10 to visit, interesting look at the history of the canal including a life-sized canal boat, workshop, and store you can walk through. They also have a small gift shop with a couple snacks/coffee available.

Methodist church built in 1909 with Pennsylvania white marble. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

This structure is a navigable aqueduct, carrying water over water. Truly an incredible feat of engineering showcased in the Erie canal project

Not to be confused with the wagons, this is a small canal town that happens to be home to the national boxing hall of fame

This grassy area has picnic tables and can be a good place to stop for a break along the canal way.

This is one of the many locks at Erie Canal, it is surrounded by grassland and is a nice spot to take a break.

Here you will reach Canastota. It played a crucial role between Rome and Syracuse, serving a vast agricultural area. Even though the village's canal segment was abandoned by the 1920s, much of it is preserved today as part of the Old Erie Canal State Historic Park.

This cute little park sits right alongside the old Erie Canal. It's a good picnic spot or turnaround point for the Erie Canalway Trail, which is just on the other side of the water. If you wanted to, you could ride all the way from Albany to Buffalo along the local canal trails, but not all parts of those trails will be as pretty as this area, since they travel through the cities and the water isn't always visible.