Lockport Locks Heritage District

The New York State Canal System boasts the largest state-run inland waterway network in the United States, established in 1825, which encompasses the Erie, Champlain, Oswego, and Cayuga-Seneca canals along with over 150 miles of recreational trails. This historic setting offers a diverse range of activities, including boating, fishing, and trail exploration amidst serene landscapes and welcoming local communities.

With a mission to revitalize and sustain its waterways, the canal system offers opportunities for both recreation and economic activity, showcasing historical significance while adapting to modern needs. Visitors can enjoy events and community engagement along the scenic routes, experiencing vibrant wildlife and picturesque environments throughout their journey.

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