#STOTW Sustainability Tip of the Week
As Spring approaches, many people are excited to get outside and enjoy the refreshing warm air. While the weather is still cool, the spring is a great time to go for a walk in the outdoors! There are some great trails to explore all throughout Rochester weather you are looking for a light stroll or an intense hike. Here is a list of some trails worth checking out in the Rochester area.
- Genesee River Trail
- Location: Rochester
- Length: 9.1 miles
- Terrain: Pavement
- Bird Sanctuary Trail
- Location: Webster
- Length: .8 miles
- Terrain: Dirt
- Route 104 Trail
- Location: Webster
- Length: 6.1 miles
- Terrain: Pavement
- Route 390 Trail
- Location: Greece
- Length: 5.3 miles
- Terrain: Pavement
- Thomas Creek Trail
- Location: Fairport
- Length: .9miles
- Terrain: Dirt
- Auburn Trail
- Location: Pittsford
- Length: 1.9 miles
- Terrain: Dirt
- Lehigh Valley Trail
- Location: Scottsville, Rush, Mendon, Victor
- Length: 15.1 miles
- Terrain: Gravel
- Perinton Trolley Trail
- Location: Perinton
- Length: 4.3 miles
- Terrain: Pavement
- Whiting Road Nature Preserve
- Location: Webster
- Length: 3.5 miles
- Terrain: Dirt
- Genesee Valley Greenway
- Location: Brighton, Henrietta, Scottsville, Avon, Geneseo, Mount Morris
- Length: 31.9 miles
- Terrain: Dirt
- Thousand Acre Swamp
- Location: Penfield
- Length: 1.9 miles
- Terrain: Dirt and Boardwalks
- Erie Canal Trail
- Medina, Albion, Holley, Brockport, Spencerport, Greece, Brighton, Pittsford, Perington, Fairport, Macedon, Palmyra, Newark
- Length: 78.8 miles
- Terrain: Gravel and Pavement
- Channing Philbrick Park
- Location: Penfield
- Length: 2.6 miles
- Terrain: Dirt and Boardwalks
- Webster Park
- Location: Webster
- Length: 9.8 miles
- Terrain: Dirt
- Hojack Trail
- Location: Webster
- Length: 5.2 miles
- Terrain: Dirt/Gravel
Written by Alyssa Lemire, Class of 2017