Seneca Trail
Difficulty: Easy to Challenging 14 Miles
The Seneca Trail spans the Town of Victor from north to south, connecting to the Town of Perinton Crescent Trail system at the northern end and Boughton Park at the southern end. Blazed red, the terrain varies widely, with hilly and low lying flat sections, bridges, and short section on roads.
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Parking areas located at
Lasalle Parkway
High Street
State Route 251
Rawson Road
School Street
County Road 42
Boughton Park
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The terrain varies widely with some steep hills, woods, low lying wetlands, and multiple foot bridges, board walks and
This trail is great for walking, running, hiking, and mt biking!
Dogs on leash allowed.
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Attractions include views to the west from hill summits on the southern half of the trail.
The trail travels through Ganondagan State Park in the middle section of the trail, with a view of Great Brook Creek, educational signs, and connections to many other trails in the State Park.
After Crossing County Road 42/ Boughton Hill Road the trail follows Great Brook, crossing at a large foot bridge where there is often beaver activity.
The southern portion of the trail borders on farming fields until reaching Boughton Park property, where the trail traverses multiple short steep hills, ending at the Boughton Road parking lot.
