vania-janet/multiturn-rag-retrieval-data huggingface dataset:
News
›

 News
 

Share this:


 Planning Projects
 

Planning Projects


 Project Directory
 


 All Active Projects
 


 All Completed Projects
 


 Calendar
 


 Press Releases
 


 News
 


 Back to
 Planning Projects

News

May 14, 2021

Public invited to shape future of new north county Russian River Parkway

 Sonoma County Regional Parks is requesting community input on its proposed plan to create a Russian River access park near Cloverdale. The Russian River Parkway’s draft master plan will guide the development and management of the future 19-acre north county river park. Regional Parks invites the public to review the project presentation at russianriverpkwy.com and provide comments through June 30, 2021.
 Read full story

December 05, 2019
|
Sonoma County
Regional Parks

Sonoma County Regional Parks Takes Ownership of 1,200 Acres for Mark West Creek Regional Park and Open Space Preserve

 Explore the new Mark West Creek Regional Park & Preserve property during our 2020 park preview days. The park is not yet open to the public, but on preview days, you're welcome to hike the site and learn more about its special features.
 Read full story

October 31, 2017

Westside Park Boat Launch Reopens 

 Westside Park Boat Launch has reopened following work to improve low tide launch access and comply with regulatory permit conditions. The work consisted of resetting the concrete boat ramp panels, and extending the ramp down an additional 4 feet in order to improve access during low tide. The boat launch is now open and ready for recreational crab season. 
 Read full story

October 27, 2017
|
Sonoma County
Regional Parks

Construction Begins at Del Rio Woods

 Construction of facility improvements is scheduled to begin on October 31, 2017. The park will be closed during construction, which is anticipated to be complete in Spring 2018.
 Read full story

September 13, 2017

Board of Supervisors Approve Master Plan

 On September 12, 2017, the County of Sonoma Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve the Master Plan and adopt the Mitigated Negative Declaration and Monitoring Program for the Sonoma Valley Regional Park Expansion.
 Read full story

August 03, 2017

Construction Update for Flowery School Trail and Verano Avenue Trail segments
Erie Canalway Trail - DeWitt to Chittenango | Empire State Trail
Upcoming Trail Weather

 Clouds
 
82°F

 Wind: 4 mph WSW
 Humidity: 60%
 Feels like: 85°F
 

Tue

82°
68°

Wed

82°
65°

Thu

72°
57°

Fri

77°
65°

Sat

73°
65°

Trail Elevation

Gallery

Paddling at Chittenago NY

Erie Canal and Trail at Chittenango

Chittenango Canal Paddlers

Empire State Trail at Chittenango

Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum 

The Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum

Historic Chittenango Landing Canal Museum

Erie Canalway Trail, DeWitt NY

Green Lakes State Park

Green Lakes State Park Beach

Erie Canal Interpretive Sign

Paddling at Chittenago NY

Erie Canal and Trail at Chittenango

Chittenango Canal Paddlers

Empire State Trail at Chittenango

Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum 

The Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum

Historic Chittenango Landing Canal Museum

Erie Canalway Trail, DeWitt NY

Green Lakes State Park

Green Lakes State Park Beach

Erie Canal Interpretive Sign

Activities

Attractions

Places To Stay

Camping
 
Green Lakes State Park

Visit Site 
 7900 Green Lakes Rd, Fayetteville, NY 13066

 (315) 637-6111 

Historic
 
Matilda Joslyn Gage House

Visit Site 
 210 E. Genesee St, Fayetteville, NY 13066

 

B&B & Country Inns & Farm Stays
 
A Sense of Place B&B

Relax & take a step back in time as you visit this wonderful fully restored Victorian era home in Syracuse's eastern suburb of Fayetteville. Located only 15 minutes to Syracuse University, DestinyUSA and Downtown Syracuse, this delightful bed and breakfast offers two beautifully appointed rooms and many other amenities.
Cultural Attractions | Empire State Trail


Cultural Attractions | Empire State Trail

      Skip to main content
    

            Your browser does not support iFrames
        

Empire State Trail

Main navigation

Map

Activities

FAQs

Trip Planning

Trail Closures

Partners

Menu

Breadcrumb

Activities

                      Cultural Attractions
                  

  Cultural Attractions 

Empire State Trail visitors have access to hundreds of historic sites, museums, and cultural attractions located on or near the statewide trail route. Some historic sites and museums are highlighted on the individual trail segment maps and pages on this website. A much larger statewide list of New York State’s cultural attractions can be accessed at the I Love New York website  www.iloveny.com.

Gallery

 Ft Herkimer Church

Chittenango Landing Canal Museum

Historic Chittenango Landing Canal Museum

The Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum

Lockport NY Mural

 Ft Herkimer Church

Chittenango Landing Canal Museum

Historic Chittenango Landing Canal Museum

The Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum

Lockport NY Mural

Empire State Trail

Footer

Map

Activities

Partners

Accessibility

Privacy Policy

Contact Us

Disclaimer

Documents & Resources

Trail Safety

FAQs

            Your browser does not support iFrames
Tent, Trailer and RV Campsites
Tent, Trailer and RV Campsites

Skip to Content


County of Sonoma 

 Language


	Visit
	


 Find a Park
 


 Camping
 


 Environmental Discovery Center
 


 Book an Event
 


 Special Use Permits
 


 Leave No Trace
 


 Regional Parks River Shuttle
 


 Accessibility Assistance
 


 Park Policies
 


	Play
	


 Calendar
 


 Biking
 


 Bird Watching
 


 Boating and Paddling
 


 Camping
 


 Camps
 


 Fishing
 


 Hiking
 


 Horseback Riding
 


 Swimming
 


 Tolay Fall Festival
 


 Trails Challenge
 


	Learn
	


 About Us
 


 Blog
 


 Contact Us
 


 Funding
 


 Future Parks
 


 Natural Resources
 


 Newsletter
 


 Outreach Programs
 


 Planning Projects
 


 Press Releases
 


 Support
 


 Teacher Resources
 


 Volunteer
 


	Find a Campsite
	


	Become a Member
	


 Join or Renew
 


 Gift Memberships
 


 Member Deals
 


	Read Our Blog
	


	Visit
	


 Find a Park
 


 Camping
 


 Environmental Discovery Center
 


 Book an Event
 


 Special Use Permits
 


 Leave No Trace
 


 Regional Parks River Shuttle
 


 Accessibility Assistance
 


 Park Policies
 


	Play
	


 Calendar
 


 Biking
 


 Bird Watching
 


 Boating and Paddling
 


 Camping
 


 Camps
 


 Fishing
 


 Hiking
 


 Horseback Riding
 


 Swimming
 


 Tolay Fall Festival
 


 Trails Challenge
 


	Learn
	


 About Us
 


 Blog
 


 Contact Us
 


 Funding
 


 Future Parks
 


 Natural Resources
 


 Newsletter
 


 Outreach Programs
 


 Planning Projects
 


 Press Releases
 


 Support
 


 Teacher Resources
 


 Volunteer
 


	Find a Campsite
	


	Become a Member
	


 Join or Renew
 


 Gift Memberships
 


 Member Deals
 


	Read Our Blog
	


 Press Releases
 


 Calendar
 


 Powered by:
 
Translate


 Sonoma County Regional Parks
 
›

 Play
 
›

 Camping
 
›

 Tent, Trailer and RV Campsites
 

Share this:


 Play 
 

Play 


 Calendar
 


 Biking
 


 Bird Watching
 


 Boating and Paddling
 


 Boat Launches
 


 Paddling in the Parks
 


 Paddling the Russian River
 


 Camping
 


 Reservations and Cancellations
 


 Tent, Trailer and RV Campsites
 


 Cabins
 


 Group Campsites
 


 Environmental Campsites
 


 Camps
 


 Day Camps
 


 Summer Camps
Blue Mountain Wild Forest - NYSDEC
It can be accessed via the Tirell Pond Trail, the Northville Placid Trail or by float plane. Those wishing to experience fishing by float plane should contact one of the Adirondack float plane operators.
Rock Lake contains brook trout, smallmouth bass, and panfish. It can be accessed via the Rock Lake Trail.
Rock River is home to smallmouth bass, and panfish. It can be reached via the Rock River Trail or by paddling from the Rock Lake.
Indian River is stocked annually with brown trout. Rainbow trout, brook trout and smallmouth bass are also present. It can be accessed from a number of locations along the Chain Lakes Road.
Cedar River is stocked with brown trout and contains brook trout and smallmouth bass. It can be accessed at the end of Benton Road and Pelon Road.
Fishing Brook contains trout. Anglers can fish the brook between Fishing Brook Bog and County Line Flow but must stay within the 33-foot Public Fishing Rights corridor (PDF).
County Line Flow contains brook trout. It can be fished from canoes, kayaks and small boats launched at the hand launch on the southern shore of the flow. Fishing from the shoreline or any other access of the shores is prohibited.
Adirondack/Lake Champlain Fishing provides information on fishing in the Adirondacks and links to top fishing waters, stocking lists, public fishing access and waters open to ice fishing listed by county.
Help Protect Native Adirondack Fish: populations of brook trout, round whitefish and other native Adirondack species have severely declined due to introduced fish.

 Boating
 

General information on boating includes safety tips with links to rules and regulations and lists of DEC boat launches by county.
Long Lake is the largest lake in this area. It can be accessed via the DEC Long Lake Boat Launch. The lake is 14 miles long and deep enough to handle motorboats of various size.
Lake Durant can be accessed from the boat launch at the DEC Lake Durant Campground. The use of the boat launch requires a day use fee when the campground is open. Due to shallow waters, the lake should only be used by small motorboats.
State Park Search Results - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

A marina on the mouth of Coles Creek lies just north of the park entrance.
Getting There
   |   Camping Reservations
   |   Amenities Information
   |   Maps

Conesus Lake Boat Launch
5030 E Lake RdLivonia, NY 14487

Conesus Lake Boat Launch provides boaters with access to a day on the water and excellent fishing. The area also has picnic facilities and a public restroom.
Getting There
   |   Amenities Information
   |   Maps

Connetquot River State Park Preserve
Box 505Oakdale, NY 11769

The preserve maintains 3,473 acres of land and water for the protection and propagation of game birds, fish and animals. Explore the 50 miles of trails winding through the park.
Getting There
   |   Amenities Information
   |   Maps

Cumberland Bay State Park
152 Cumberland Head RoadPlattsburgh, NY 12901

Located on the west shore of Lake Champlain, the park is a very popular day-use area because of its large natural sand beach and picnic grounds with tables and grills. 
Getting There
   |   Camping Reservations
   |   Amenities Information
   |   Maps

Darien Lakes State Park
10475 Harlow RoadDarien Center, NY 14040

Darien Lake's varied terrain includes hills, woodlands, ravines, streams and Harlow Lake. The park features campsites as well as a rustic bridge over a channel to Picnic Island.
Getting There
   |   Camping Reservations
   |   Amenities Information
   |   Maps

Deans Cove Boat Launch
5761 State Route 89Romulus, NY 14541

Dean's Cove Boat Launch is a boat launch site, including power boats, with fishing access. No other facilities.
Getting There
   |   Amenities Information

Delta Lake State Park
8797 State Route 46Rome, NY 13440

Located on a peninsula extending into Delta Reservoir visitors can enjoy the many picnic areas, or hiking and nature trails. Boating, fishing, and camping are also available. 
Getting There
   |   Camping Reservations
   |   Amenities Information
   |   Maps

DeVeaux Woods State Park
3120 De Veaux Woods DriveNiagara Falls, NY 14305
All Active Projects
Regional Parks will conduct a community-based planning process to develop the Master Plan for the Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach located in Sonoma County in Northern California.

 

 
 Helen Putnam Expansion
 

Regional Parks is expanding the area of Helen Putnam Regional Park through a donation of land from the developer, Varn Hagen.

 

 
 Helen Putnam Renovation
 

Helen Putnam Regional Park is an older park (officially dedicated in 1985), in need of infrastructure, resource management, and aesthetic improvements.

 

 
 Hood Mountain Lawson Expansion
 

Regional Parks is master planning the 247-acre Lawson property that was recently added to Hood Mountain Regional Park & Open Space Preserve. This master planning process is studying opportunities for the public to enjoy the property, known as the Lawson addition, and to enhance and protect its unique and sensitive environment.

 

 
 Hood Mountain Park & Preserve Fire Recovery
 

This project replaces the Trail Bridge on the Lower Johnson Ridge Trail and the culvert under the Pond Trail that burned in the 2017 Fire at Hood Mountain Regional Park and Preserve.

 

 
 Hudeman Slough Boat Launch Facility Improvement Project
 

In order to provide optimized access for all types of water recreation, Regional Parks is planning a renovation to the existing boat launch facility at the Hudeman Slough access point.

 

 
 Kashia Coastal Reserve Trail
 

Sonoma County Regional Parks proposes to construct a trail segment on the Kashia Reserve that will form part of the Coastal Pacific Trail along the northern coast of Sonoma County, in California.

 

 
 Laguna de Santa Rosa Trail - Phase I
 

Two and a half miles of trail was constructed at the Laguna de Santa Rosa, the largest freshwater wetland complex in Sonoma County. This first phase of the Trail opened to the public on November 16, 2012 allowing hikers and bicyclists the opportunity to appreciate the Laguna’s diverse ecological and scenic resources.

 

 
 Larson Park Master Plan
 

Sonoma County Regional Parks Department is continuing the planning project to re-vision this neighborhood park in the Springs area of Sonoma Valley.

 

 
 Lower Russian River Trail (Proposed)
 

Regional Parks is proposing to develop a 9-mile long multi-use trail along the Russian River between Odd Fellows Park Road and Duncans Mills, which would provide a safe walking and cycling alternative for commuters and visitors traveling this congested corridor.

 

 
 Mark West Creek Park and Preserve
VA Online Scheduling | VA Mobile
Tap Cancel Appointment, and a pop-up Confirmation box will appear. Tap Yes, and you will go to a screen that confirms your appointment has been canceled.Can I cancel an appointment request?Yes. Below the booked appointments list on the Home screen, you will see a list of requested appointments. Tap the specific appointment request you would like to cancel, and you will go to a Request Details screen. If your appointment request is pending, tap Cancel Request, and a pop-up Confirmation box will appear. Tap Yes to confirm the cancellation.What appointments can be canceled using online scheduling?You can cancel all primary care appointments that you have made. You can also cancel select other appointments. You can determine which appointments you can cancel by clicking the appointment in the appointment list on the home page. Online scheduling will either allow you to cancel the appointment or tell you to call the facility to cancel the appointment.What is the latest timeframe in which I can use online scheduling to cancel an appointment?You may cancel appointments up to the day before the appointment. You will have to call the facility to cancel an appointment on the same day.What is a My HealtheVet Premium Account and how can I register for one?A My HealtheVet Premium account is only for Veterans and/or VA Patients. It gives users the highest level of access to My HealtheVet features. To get this type of account you need to go through Authentication and have your My HealtheVet profile information (full name, Social Security Number (SSN), date of birth (DOB) and gender) linked to VA/DoD records.You will need either a My HealtheVet Premium Account or a DS Logon Level 2 (Premium) Account to use online scheduling.
Erie Canalway Trail - Chittenango to Erie Canal Lock 21 | Empire State Trail
Each unit is equipped with an efficiency kitchen, full bath, cable TV, gas grill, two full sized beds and baseboard heat for the winter months. A fish cleaning station is also available along with boat slips and fishing boat rentals.

Visit Site 
 9070 Oak Ave., Canastota, NY 13032

 (315) 697-9484 

Empire State Trail

Footer

Map

Activities

Partners

Accessibility

Privacy Policy

Contact Us

Disclaimer

Documents & Resources

Trail Safety

FAQs

 Your browser does not support iFrames
Departments | Madison County, NY
General Information

About Us       

Election Inspector Info

Running for Office 

Sample Ballots

Voter Information

Election Results

2024 Election Results

Election Results Archive

Resources

Request a Ballot

2024 Elections 

Madison County Maps

Political Calendar 

Polling Sites

Registration & Enrollment Figures

Even Year Election Law

Board of Supervisors

Child Advocacy Center

County Attorney

Courts

Department of Motor Vehicles

Car Seat Recommendations

DMV Services

New Plates

Transferring Plates

Registration Renewal

Permits, Licenses, and Non-Driver ID

Plates Back on a Vehicle

New/Used Boat

Boat Renewal

Trailer or Camper Renewal

Plate/Registration Surrender

New Non-titled Vehicle

Enhanced Driver License

Organ Donor

Point & Insurance Reduction Program

Renew Locally

Young Driver Resources

DMV Customer Survey

Emergency Communications

Mission Statement

Public Safety Radio System

911 Addressing

Teaching Kids When and How to Call 911

Emergency Management

Daily Situation Report - Weather Brief

E-911 Emergency Communications

Emergency Management

Receive Emergency Notification

Printable Materials and Resources

Emergency Medical Service

EMS Departments

EMS Study

EMS Training

EMS Employment Opportunities

Madison County EMS Agency

Corporate Compliance & HIPAA for EMS

Fire Service

Fire Coordinator

Fire Training

Recruitment

Request Fire Investigation Report

Prepare & Prevent

Electric Power Outage maps

Madison County Hazard Mitigation Plan

National Weather Service

Persons With Access & Functional Needs

Prepare for Disaster

Receive Emergency Notifications

School Safety

Who Do You Call When?

Survive

Cooling Center

Emergency Shelters

Flooding Resources

Shelter-In-Place & Lockdown Information

911 Study

911 Study

Prepare & Prevent

Survive

Fire Service

EMS

911 Emergency Communications

Training Site

Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Agency

Employment & Training

Facilities

CENTRAL SERVICES

Highway, Buildings & Grounds Committee

Finance 

Finance Forms

County Budgets

Financial Statements

Highway

Proposed Projects

Stormwater Management

Awards

Photos
Camping along the Canalway Trail
A Boater, Car and Trail Campsite 
Has a boat launch onsite 
Paddler access â Yes (hand launch)
Cyclist access â Yes (on trail), 0.5 mile from trail)

E9 Rotterdam, 
	9 State Canal Park Rd (Rte 103), Rotterdam Jct., NY 12150 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Has boat launch onsite 
Paddler access â Yes (hand launch)
Cyclist access â Yes 

E15 Fort Plain 
	84 Otsquago Club Rd, Fort Plain, NY 13339 

A Boater, Car and Trail Campsite 
Has boat launch onsite 
Paddler access â Yes 
Cyclist access â Yes 

E16 St. Johnsville 
	171 Mindenville Dr, Fort Plain, NY 13339 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Paddler access â Yes 
Cyclist access â Yes 

Section 4 Utica- 315-329-1878

Utica Harbor Lock 
	Utica, NY 13502

Trail Campsite 
Paddler access â Yes (difficult due to high dock)
Cyclist access - Yes

E20 Whitesboro â 
	9028 River Rd, Marcy, NY 13403 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Has boat launch onsite 
Paddler access â Yes 
Cyclist access â Yes 

E21 New London 
	7176 Lock Rd, Rome, NY 13440 

A Boater, Car and Trail Campsite 
Paddler access â No (high vertical walls) 
Cyclist access â Yes 

E22 New London 
	3692 Wood Creek Rd, Rome, NY 13440 

A Boater and Car Campsite 
Paddler access â Yes 
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
Sargent Ponds Wild Forest - NYSDEC
Many locations only offer a trail sign and a small pull-off in which to park.All coordinates provided are in decimal degrees using NAD83/WGS84 datum.Parking Areas and TrailheadsParking area near Eagle Lake off State Route 28 (43.84336°N, 74.47673°W) Google MapsOwl's Head Mountain trailhead on Endion Lane (43.963536°N, 74.452741°W) Google Maps Hand Launches and Boat LaunchesSouth Pond hand launch and parking area (43.918508°N, 74.443147°W) Google Maps Raquette River hand launch (43.907504°N, 74.504711°W) Google Maps Long Lake boat launch with parking for 60 cars and trailers (43.97876°N, 74.41668°W) Google MapsLong Lake hand launch at the southern end of the lake, with two lean-tos and a primitive campsite (43.924719°N, 74.475284°W) Google Maps Forked Lake boat launch with parking for 40 cars and trailers (43.892408°N, 74.592974°W) Google Maps Forked Lake Campground & Day Use Area hand launch with parking for 40 cars and trailers (43.904926°N, 74.527843°W) Google Maps Lake Eaton Campground & Day Use Area hand launch with parking for 12 cars and trailers (43.987461°N, 74.461663°W) Google MapsGolden Beach Campground & Day Use Area hand launch with parking for 50 cars and trailers (43.816009°N, 74.598057°W) Google Maps Rules, Regulations and Outdoor SafetyPractice Leave No Trace Principles when recreating in the Adirondacks to enjoy the outdoors responsibly; minimize impact on the natural resources and avoid conflicts other backcountry users.All users of Sargent Ponds Wild Forest must follow all State Land Use Regulation and should follow all Outdoor Safety Practices for the safety of the user and protection of the resource.Planning and ManagementDEC is developing a management plan which will describe the management activities for these lands.