Great Lakes Seaway Trail

Trail Signage - BradMandell

Established

Designated in 1978

Length

811 km (454 mi)

Endpoints

Seaway International Bridge to the Ohio/Pennsylvania state line

Maintainer

http://www.SeawayTrail.com Seaway Trail, Inc.

The Great Lakes Seaway Trail is a scenic route consisting of designated roads and highways spanning the Eastern half of Lake Erie, Lake Ontario and the Western portion of the St. Lawrence River.

Locally, the route uses the following roads listed below. Click through to individual entries for listings of attractions and services on that stretch.

• New York State Route 18 eastward through Orleans County
  

• Lake Ontario State Parkway
  

• Colonel Patrick O'Rorke Bridge
  

• Pattonwood Drive, Irondequoit
  

• St. Paul Boulevard
  

• Lake Shore Boulevard - article includes Pattonwood, St Paul, etc
  

• Culver Road
  

• Empire Boulevard
  

• Bay Road
  

• Lake Road through Webster to Wayne County
  

• New York State Route 14
  

• Ridge Road
  

• New York State Route 370
  

• New York State Route 104
  

• New York State Route 104A

State parks and attractions are peppered along the trail. These include, to name a few (a very few):

• Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse Museum
  

• Chimney Bluffs State Park
  

• Ontario Beach Park
  

• Braddock Bay Bird Observatory
  

• Hamlin Beach State Park

• Seaway_Trail
  

• How Stuff Works Article

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