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This trail is the best thing about Syracuse! Can’t get enough of it and am constantly going back. Well maintained, beautiful and stunning

76-acre Thornden Park is a pleasant urban refuge with almost anything you could want: Flowers? There's a rose garden and a lily pond. Performing arts? There's an amphitheater and stage. Sports? You'll find a football field, basketball and tennis courts, outdoor exercise equipment, playground equipment for the kids, and a lot more... plus public bathrooms.

This trail/tow path mostly follows the route of the old, historic Erie Canal. Along this portion you can see where the original canal was enlarged, along with some beautiful stonework and a good look at a wide area in the canal called Cedar Bay. The trail here is paved, but some parts of the Erie Canalway Trail are hard-packed dirt and gravel.

This is the remains of a three-span aqueduct across Limestone Creek, first completed in 1856. You can't see the original wooden trunk anymore; it has been replaced by a concrete channel.

Otherwise known as Clark Reservation State Park.

Built in 1856 as part of the Enlarged Erie Canal, the aqueduct is right on the Erie Canalway Trail, and you can ride right over it.

Onondaga lake is 4.6 miles but only 1 mile wide - on clear days, you can see the east shore from the other side of the lake. Very nice path with beautiful views!

When you arrive at Jordan from the Erie Canal Trail, you'll notice Jordan Village's unique character with its 19th and early 20th-century architecture. It's a great spot to wander around, take in the historic buildings, and pause for a break before moving forward or heading back along the trail.