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Adopt-A-Trail Program - New York State Canals
Trail adopters can work on their own schedule but must engage in adopter activities at least 4 hours each month between April and November.
Adopters will be required to:

Commit to a 3-year term
Submit volunteer registration form for each participant
Update volunteer roster annually
Agree to minimum requirements:

Visit trail monthly (April â November)
Provide 4-hours (min) of service per month
Host a Canal Clean Sweep Event (April)
Provide activity field reports (2/year)

It’s Fun!
Adopt-a-Trail groups can tackle many types of maintenance tasks, such as litter pick-up, mowing, trimming brush, removing fallen branches, raking and patching the trail surface, maintaining signs, painting, and landscaping.
 Volunteers may become involved in trail planning, local trail map development, and environmental such as the Canal Clean Sweep  and historic education activities.
 Volunteers may also be interested in participating in the Canalway Trails Association New York  at the regional or state level.
How to Adopt a Trail
To learn more about the Adopt-a-Trail program, please send an e-mail to canaltrail@ptny.org. Please include your name, address, group name (if any), day and evening telephone numbers, e-mail address and note the location of the Canalway Trail segment you would like to adopt. 
 After notifying us of your interest in participating you will be contacted by your Regional Canalway Trail Group Adopt-a-Trail Sponsor.  When you are ready to get started, please complete an Adopt-a-Trail Agreement form below and submit it to the Canal Corporation at the address provided on the form.  In addition, each volunteer who participates in the Adopt-Trail Program must complete a Volunteer Registration form below.  In some locations, an Adopt-a-Trail Permit will be required to perform Adopt-a-Trail activities.  The Adopt-a-Trail Sponsor or Canal Corporation can help Determine whether a permit is needed and assist with the application.    

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Adopt-a-Trail Agreement (TA-W99108C)  
Adopt-a-Trail Volunteer Registration (TA-W99108D)
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Some hand launches are for watercraft with or without outboard motors, many hand launches are watercraft without motors - check the regulation.
Boat launches are mainly for trailered boats, but non-trailered watercraft may use them as well. Paddlers should share the boat ramp and docks with other users and launch quickly and safely.

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Sunken Meadow State Park Golf Course (Governor Alfred E. Smith)

Reservations may be made through www.parks.ny.gov/golf or by calling the automated phone system (929) 236-9345 after registering at www.parks.ny.gov/golf. 
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Weekdays (18 Holes): $23Weekend (18 Holes): $28Weekdays (9 Holes): $15Weekend (9 Holes): $18Weekend (Twilight): $18Weekday (Twilight): $15
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Weekdays (18 Holes): $15(9 Holes): $10Twilight: $10
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9 Holes: $14 Single Rider / $28 Two Riders18 Holes: $20 Single Rider / $40 Two Riders
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The Department is proposing amendments that pertain to the management of diadromous fishes, including American eel, for taking, possessing, sale, or trafficking in the Harlem or East Rivers and the Hudson River. The amendments are needed for New York State to remain in compliance with fishery management plans developed by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission or as directed in the Federal Sustainable Fisheries Act for such species. These amendments will also comply with the requirements of Environmental Conservation Law regarding the management of anadromous species. The purpose of these regulations is to protect and to maintain the health of these fish stocks. This rulemaking will require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Government and a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis. Contact: John Maniscalco, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation,123 Kings Park Blvd., Kings Park, New York 11754. Telephone: 631-444-0430. E-mail: [email protected].  Please reference 6 NYCRR Part 11 when emailing.6 NYCRR Part 18, Taking Bait. The Department is proposing amendments that pertain to the management of diadromous fishes to take as bait for sportfishing through the use of fishing devices. The amendments are needed for New York State to remain in compliance with fishery management plans developed by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission or as directed in the Federal Sustainable Fisheries Act for such species. These amendments will also comply with the requirements of Environmental Conservation Law regarding the management of anadromous species. The purpose of these regulations is to protect and to maintain the health of these fish stocks. This rulemaking will require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Government and a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis. Contact: John Maniscalco, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation,123 Kings Park Blvd., Kings Park, New York 11754. Telephone: 631-444-0430. E-mail: [email protected].  Please reference 6 NYCRR Part 18 when emailing.6 NYCRR Part 35, Licenses. The Department proposes to establish new reporting requirements for certain inland commercial fishery license holders, consistent with those in Part 40 for the same regulated species. The Department also proposes to reduce the number of types of licenses issued and to increase the fees charged for certain licenses.
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How to Apply for RTP Funding Assistance

Read the New York State Recreational Trails Program Guide (below) in its entirety. It reflects the most recent RTP guidance and supersedes previous guidance distributed by OPRHP. 
Review the RTP scoring criteria before beginning the application (Appendix A).
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Camping along the Canalway Trail
Cyclist access â Yes 

Section 5 Lysander - 315-695-2210

E23 Brewerton
	9651 Lock Road, Brewerton, NY 13029

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Paddler access â No 
Cyclist access â (Not along Canalway Trail) 

Section 6 Lyons - 315-871-4300

E25 May's Point
	546 South Mays Point Rd, Savannah, NY 13146 

A Boater, Car Campsite 
Paddler access â No
Cyclist access â Yes

CS1 Cayuga 
	6869 River Rd, Cayuga, NY 13034 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Has a boat launch onsite 
Paddler access â Yes 
Cyclist access - (Not along Canalway Trail) 

CS2-3 Seneca Falls
	9 Seneca St, Seneca Falls, NY 13148 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Has a boat launch onsite 
Paddler access â Yes 
Cyclist access - (Not along Canalway Trail) 

Lock E28B Newark 
	116 N Clinton St, Newark, NY 14513 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Paddler access â Yes (at T. Spencer Knight Park) 
Cyclist access â Yes 

Section 7 Pittsford - 585-586-6877

E32 Pittsford
	2785 Clover St, Pittsford, NY 14534 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Paddler access â Yes (at DEC Pittsford Boat Ramp 0.10 mile away) 
Cyclist access - Yes 

E33 Rochester 
	1205 Edgewood Ave, Rochester, NY 14618 

A Boater, Trail and Car Campsite 
Paddler access â Yes (hand launch)
Cyclist access â Yes 

Other Publicly Operated Camping Facilities Near the Canalway Trail

Waterford Canal Visitor Center â Waterford, NY - 518-233-9123
The Waterford site is located along the waterfront at the eastern gateway to the New York State Canal waterways and the Canalway Trail. The site features potable water, toilets and showers. Restaurants, shops and other businesses can be found in the Village of Waterford.
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Online Hunter Education Course
Currently, you can complete all the requirements to earn a NYS hunter education certificate online. Anyone age 11 or older can take the online course. You must be a New York State resident. If you successfully 
	complete the course, and pass the final exam, you will receive your NY hunter education certificate. The cost of the course is $24.95. The course can be found on the 
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Gantry Plaza State Park
4-44 47th RoadLong Island City, NY 11101

Spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline, including the Empire State Building and the United Nations are enhanced by the rugged beauty of the park's industrial monuments. 
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Genesee Valley Greenway State Park
Genesee Valley Greenway1 Letchworth State ParkCastile, NY 14427

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Gilbert Lake State Park
18 CCC RoadLaurens, NY 13796

Featuring a lake and three ponds in wooded, hilly terrain at the foothills of the Catskills the park offers swimming, camping, and hiking among their variety of outdoor activities. 
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Gilgo State Park
Ocean ParkwayBabylon, NY 11702

Flanked by the Atlantic Ocean and the Great South Bay on Long Island's south shore this undeveloped beach boasts spectacular views. Permit and 4 wheel drive required for access. 
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Glimmerglass State Park
1527 County Highway 31Cooperstown, NY 13326

Overlooking Otsego Lake the park's rolling, partially-wooded terrain is host to a wide variety of wildlife. The many trails offer picturesque views and a variety of wildlife. Please note alternate directions listed on the main page. 
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Golden Hill State Park
9691 Lower Lake RoadBarker, NY 14012

Located on the scenic shore of Lake Ontario the park is home to The Thirty Mile Lighthouse. The park offers boating, fishing, hiking, and walking tours of the lighthouse.
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Goosepond Mountain State Park
1198 New York 17MChester, NY 10918

Goosepond Mountain State Park is 1,558 acres of undeveloped open space. Almost completely wooded, the park is open to hikers and horseback riders.
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Grafton Lakes State Park