Cayuga Seneca Canal Map

The Cayuga-Seneca Canal Trail runs between SR 96A Waterloo and 8-10 Fayette St. Waterloo, with parking available on either end. The map they offer you is apparently a planning map. Very frustrating the time wasted trying to find the trail in Waterloo before figuring out finally that the trail they promote does not exist. Trail from

View Details View Map Connecting the Erie Canal with upstate New York's Finger Lakes Region, the Cayuga-Seneca Canal is 12 miles long and combines the unique experience of inland water and deep-lake cruising. Whether by boat, or by car, the Cayuga-Seneca Canal provides the perfect link into New York's premier wine region.

Use the NYS Canal System map to plan activities, identify points of interest and more! Includes a map of the Erie canal, Champlain canal, Cayuga-Seneca canals, and Oswego canals, as well as related waterways.

Cayuga-Seneca Canal. Trinity Episcopal Church, Seneca Falls . Carl Crumley. eriecanalway.org NEW YORK STATE CANALWAY WATER TRAIL GUIDEBOOK 211 42.910419 -76.795394 It's a Wonderful Life Museum 32 Fall Street Seneca Falls, NY 13148 315 568-5838 Seneca Falls, NY 13148

A 6.7-mile stone-dust trail that follows an old railroad bed beside a canal linking two Finger Lakes. The trail offers scenic views of lakes, canals, fields, and wildlife, and connects with Seneca Lake State Park and the Erie Canalway Trail.

A complete listing of the 4 Cayuga-Seneca Canal Locks with distances, lifts, and estimated transit times can be viewed at the Cayuga-Seneca Canal Locks Page. These tables are available for download. Channel Depths. Project channel depths for the Cayuga-Seneca Canal are 12 feet in the channel and 12 feet over the lock sills. Bridge Clearances

The Cayuga Seneca Canal connects the largest of the two finger lakes to the Erie Canal, first opened in 1832 it received its final update and in 1915 was opened in its current configuration. Connecting with the Erie at mile marker 200, the CS Canal travels 4 miles south to Lock CS 1 where it allows you to either continue 42 miles south on

The Seneca River Lock on the Cayuga-Seneca Canal. The Seneca River, now the Cayuga-Seneca Canal, always has been an economic engine for the communities of Waterloo and Seneca Falls.The Seneca Lock Navigation Co., a private enterprise formed in 1813, dammed three sets of rapids and installed locks to allow goods to be transported to the Erie Canal.In 1818, a canal was opened between Cayuga

The Cayuga-Seneca Canalway Trail spans 5 miles from Waterloo to Seneca Lake State Park, following the historic Seneca County Railway route. Constructed in the late 1800s, this railway became part of the Lehigh Valley Railroad in 1903 and operated until the early 1970s.

The Cayuga-Seneca Canal Trail Association is comprised of citizen volunteers and representatives of various non-profit and government organizations who are working to promote the development of the trail in Seneca County. Click on an Area of the Map Below for a More Detailed View amp Route Description