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Old 06-06-2009, 04:01 PM
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Default What NY cities/towns have river walks?

I'm interested in finding out where in the state of New York that communities have built pedestrian/bike paths on rivers that go through the town or city, a la places like San Antonio, Eugene, OR, and Boulder, CO.
I'm aware of the Erie Canal path in Rochester, for one, but would like to know about more, especially in small and mid-sized New York cities.
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Old 06-06-2009, 08:33 PM
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I would imagine that some of the smaller cities along the old Erie Canal path would have them. Amsterdam, NY has a pedestrian trail along the Mohawk River, and Auburn has trails along the canal. Ithaca has a developed but small walkway along a creek that runs through its downtown. You might want to check those places out.
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Oswego has developed riverfront promenades throughout the entire city that run on both sides of the Oswego River (also known as the Oswego leg of the Canal System which includes views of both marine traffic lock lifts and water power controlled waterfalls) and along it's Lake Ontario lakefront. This is one of the most extensive systems of its kind in the state.

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The Erie canal has a very long path. I don't know if its broken but the path goes from the east side of Rochester all the way past the Niagara river by Buffalo.
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Default Hey Nunoco!

Did you check out today's Press Republican? One of the section's front page's is devoted to the new Saranac Lake riverwalk/front! I didn't even know that was in the works, did you? Looks very nice.............Have a great afternoon.
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Here's some information for one in Rochester: Rochester’s River Walk – Simply Wow! « New York Outdoors Blog

Here's one that is staged for Owego: http://www.villageofowego.com/riverw...k-02.23.09.pdf

Owego river walk bids exceed budget | pressconnects.com | Press & Sun-Bulletin

I believe this is one for the Elmira area: Friends of the Chemung River Watershed
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Saranac Lake has a neat little river walk area as well. Great town, just a little too remote and a little too cold for my tastes. I do feel the place pulling me though, some of the nicest folks we have run into live there.
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Old 06-08-2009, 09:29 AM
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Thanks, everybody! And yes, Plattsburgher, I just saw the Saranac Lake story. Timing is everthing!
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Well. technically, the small village of Hoosick Falls has one. The village is purchasing or has purchased the old railroad bed that runs along the river for a 'river walk'.
At this point it's a rough narrow roadway.... but it's walkable
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