7 Trails In Buffalo You Must Take If You Love The Outdoors
×
Jessica Wick
Author
Here in Buffalo, we’re lucky to be surrounded by so much natural beauty. You don’t have to go far to visit some of our area’s most famous landmarks – like Niagara Falls – and if you love a good hike or nature walk, you technically don’t even have to leave the city. These trails are a must if you love the great outdoors.
This nice, easy 1.8-mile loop is perfect for families or beginners. Delaware Park is located in the heart of Buffalo, and it's a popular place in the summertime.
This 1.3-mile trail is located in the Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve. It doesn't get much better than enjoying a nice, easy walk alongside a lake.
Advertisement
You don't have to visit Niagara Falls to get your waterfall fix when you live in Buffalo. Just head to Williamsville and hike this easy mile-long trail to Glen Falls. This is one hike that's easily accessible all year long.
Advertisement
Related Stories
The Enchanting Trail Near Buffalo That's Perfect For Everyone
This Unexpectedly Awesome Buffalo Hot Dog Trail Will Have You Licking Your Lips
The Awesome Hike That Will Take You To The Most Spectacular Fall Foliage In Buffalo
Popular with cyclists and walkers alike, this 7-mile path travels along Ellicott Creek. Although it's fully paved, there are enough changes in incline to give you a great workout.
Looking for a nice, scenic walk near Niagara Falls without having to deal with all the madness? Head to Goat Island, where this 2.7-mile trail will show you the best parts.
The Tifft Nature Preserve is a peaceful, often uncrowded area, and this 2-mile trail takes you around a lake and through some fields. Depending on when you go, you could see wildlife at every turn.
Sometimes only a nice, rural nature walk will do. When that urge strikes, head down to East Aurora to Knox Farm State Park, where this 1.6-mile trail will take you through woodlands, ponds, and wetland areas.
How many of these short and sweet little trails have you traveled? Are there others you would add to this list? Let us know in the comments below!
When you want to take a hike but you’re short on time, this list features trails that are all under 3 miles in length.
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.