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Updated October 15, 2022 JH

Glenn Trail - VHT

Victor Hiking Trails

Two branches.
On the west, 1.3-mile one way, with a hills Blazed blue.
On the east, 0.4-mile one way, with a hill Blazed yellow.
NOTE: on-street sections may not be blazed except at intersections.

October 2022

 Map

This footpath joins the Auburn Trail twice, Ganondagan State Historic Site with its trails, the Seneca Trail, the Trolley Trail, and the Silverton Glenn community.

There are sections on sidewalks. There is a marked crosswalk on NY444, the Victor-Bloomfield Rd. In woods it is 2- to 3-feet wide on a dirt or grass surface; and in Ganondagan it is wider on a driveway and in meadow.

The yellow branch connects with the Auburn Trail at the crossing of Proximity Ln. (Ketchum St.) It was built in June '22 as a Scout Eagle project by Xander Bhalla.

The blue branch through the glenn was originally created by the home developer, Morrell Builders. In October '22 it was graded on the hill by Twin Elder Brewery and extended north to the Trolley Trail enhancing the connectivity of several trails.

It can also be part of many different loop hikes. The Ganondagan trails offer many opportunities. It, together with the Auburn and Seneca Trails, offers another.

From West to North on the Blue Branch

Seneca Trail to Auburn Trail

In Ganondagan it starts at the Seneca Trail, blazed red, it is through open meadow to a dirt driveway. There is a short section on the driveway in woods, opening into a parking lot.

Then it crosses NY444, the Victor-Bloomfield Rd. with a marked crosswalk.

It then follows sidewalks through the Silverton Glenn neighborhood on Silverton Glenn, Ashwood, and Wyndham Hill streets. At the intersection of Silverton Glenn and Ashwood, it meets the Yellow Branch. At the turnaround of Wyndham Hill, it goes between two homes and enters a woods. There is a stairway. This is the most scenic portion; there is a small brook alongside, which at the bottom is crossed by a bridge. It then joins the Auburn Trail for a short section. It crosses the parking lot and enters woods. It descends to the lower, Twin Elder, parking lot. The next section is on driveway to Coville St. Then sidewalk to East St, and onto the church driveway and parking lot. It crosses church lawn to meet the Trolley Trail.

From West to East on the Yellow Branch

At the intersection of Silverton Glenn and Ashwood this joins the Blue Branch. It follows the Ashwood Ln sidewalk to a wide circle in the street. It crosses the street into lawn/meadow. It then enters the woods, goes down hill and exits the woods at the Proximity Ln. sidewalk which it follows down to the junction with the Auburn Trail.

Parking

Parking for the trail is available above and beyond Twin Elder Brewery on Railroad St., and at the Ganondagan NY444 entrance.

Elevations and Distances

Blue Branch

Elevations - Blue
Caution: Elevations are from USGS. They are very precise, but not necessarily accurate. They may be from any place up to 100-feet from the trail!

Yellow Branch

Elevations - Yellow
Elevations in feet, distances in miles.