Aqua Lane Park – Isle View Park loop from Lackawanna

Aqua Lane Park – Isle View Park loop from Lackawanna

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Aqua Lane Park – Isle View Park loop from Lackawanna

02:21

59.9km

150m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 14, 2026

Tips

Includes movable bridges

Check opening times.

After 6.64 km for 106 m

After 55.2 km for 94 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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175 m

Our Lady of Victory Basilica

Highlight • Religious Site

In August 2021 the church celebrated 100 years. This is home to Father Bakers tomb. You can take a virtual tour online or in person.

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3.94 km

Tifft Street Pier

Highlight • Viewpoint

An elegantly designed pier; the Tiff Street Pier is one of five access areas to TWMLA. The pier was added as part of the Buffalo Outer Harbor Parkway project. It …

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4.99 km

Part of the Tifft Nature Preserve, this lake and the surrounding area can feel like you're stepping into the wilderness while still in the city. It's a great little escape and there's a good chance to spot some interesting wildlife.

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21.1 km

Aqua Lane Park

Highlight • Rest Area

A thoughtfully planned out park, Aqua Lane Park was created with ideas for not just its people visitors but also its animal visitors. Park planners planted native plants including sunflowers, …

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25.0 km

Grand Island Bridges

Highlight • Bridge

Though both of the Grand Island Bridges look like they were built in 1930, actually the northbound traffic bridge is nearly 30 years younger, being built in 1963, while the …

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25.2 km

South Grand Island Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Anyone who cycles in and around Buffalo will eventually have a route that takes them over the Grand Island Bridges. Luckily there is a dedicated pathway for non-motorized travel. You'll also have great views along the way.

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26.9 km

Isle View Park

Highlight • Rest Area

This 1.2-mile-long riverside park is popular for bikers, but that's just a tithe on the activity you can see here: People-watching opportunities include rollerblades, boaters, waterskiers, sunbathers, fisher, birdwatchers and many more.

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30.3 km

Viewpoint (outlet of Tonawanda Creek)

Highlight • Viewpoint

This little point looks out over the outlet of Tonawanda Creek, where it first merges into the Little River and then, together, the two waters merge into the Tonawanda Channel …

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59.9 km

End point

Bus stop

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