Serviceberry and chokecherry grow along this section. Both fruits are edible. Soon the Sidewalk Trail turns right and ends at Thompson Drive on the edge of Misery Bay where Perry's fleet was stationed. The Perry Monument can be seen across the bay. Turn left along Thompson Drive and keep left, facing traffic, as you round the edge of Niagara Pond.
Poplars grow along the bay, and on the far side of the pond there are gray birch and pitch pine.
Deer tracks show that people are not the only ones using the trails. Soon you turn left on the unsigned Dead Pond Trail. Like the Sidewalk Trail, this trail is mostly in the open, but whenever you pass through a patch of woods, the deer flies close in. Most insect repellents don't seem to bother deer flies. This is the B Trail, and it soon brings you out to the Pine Tree Road.