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New York
6.2 mi
Distance
236 ft
Gain
2h 11m
Time
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Observed 19 h ago
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Clouds, high 74°F / low 54°F, 0% precip — 96/100 for hike
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Erie Canalway Trail (Syracuse to Dewitt)
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This point-to-point trail follows the historic Erie Canal towpath from Syracuse to DeWitt, offering a flat, scenic walk through central New York's canal heritage landscape. The route traces the iconic waterway that transformed the region's economy in the 19th century, passing through restored canal-side communities and providing excellent views of the canal itself. Perfect for casual hikers and history enthusiasts, this easy walk combines outdoor recreation with cultural significance.
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