Don't miss a photo opp with the iconic pair of signs that mark the east and west ends of the Erie Canal! Each of the end points below links to the exact location on google maps. West end: Buffalo, Canal Place - Erie Canalway Trail Mile Marker Zero East end: Albany, Corning Riverfront Preserve - Erie Canal: Hudson River Entrance.

Use the NYS Canal System map to plan activities, identify points of interest and more! Includes a map of the Erie canal, Champlain canal, Cayuga-Seneca canals, and Oswego canals, as well as related waterways.

This interactive map of the Erie Canal Bike Trail shows you town locations, distances, and services along the trail.

The 360-mile east-west Canalway Trail from Albany to Buffalo parallels the Erie Canal and is part of the Empire State Trail, which also extends south-north from New York City to Lake Champlain. Explore the many cities, towns, and villages along the waterway.

Welcome to the Erie Canalway Trail interactive map. Click on the Map Display button for trail features and services. Visit www.CycletheErieCanal.com for additional trip planning tools, or to sign up to receive updates on the Canalway Trail system and …

Erie Canalway Trail spans 335.2 from Erie St. (Buffalo) to Corning Riverfront Park at Quay St. (Albany). View amenities, descriptions, reviews, photos, itineraries, and directions on TrailLink.

The Erie Canalway Trail is easy to access, featuring many trailheads with formal parking. Most of these areas are identified on our interactive map . Many of the locks and lift bridges operated by the New York State Canal Corporation also have parking areas.

This 11-mile Empire State Trail starts in the City of Schenectady and runs east to Lions Park in the Town of Niskayuna. In downtown Schenectady, one mile of the route is designated on city streets (the on-road section runs on Hamilton Ave, Union St, and North Jay St).

The Erie Canalway Bike Path streches across over 350 miles of upstate New York, from Buffalo to Albany. Plan your trip using these maps and planning tools. Most of the Erie Canal Trail uses gravel paths along the route of the Erie Canal, although some sections use local roads.

This 22-mile Empire State Trail section is a paved off-road trail welcoming bicyclists and walkers of all abilities. The trail section starts at a trailhead parking area on the west side of Canajoharie. The trail runs east, located on an abandoned rail bed passing by …