Letchworth State Park

Detailed hiking guides for Letchworth State Park in New York, including official trail distances, access, terrain, hazards, and turnaround planning.

Use the sections and guides below to explore this subject in a clear, practical order.

Gorge Trail

A long linear route along the west rim connecting major overlooks, Upper, Middle, and Lower Falls, and historic park landmarks.

A forested route named for Mary Jemison linking the southern park area with quieter woodland terrain.

A shaded forest trail through hemlock and hardwood stands away from the busiest gorge overlooks.

A short woodland route to a quiet pond and wildlife habitat in the southern park.

An inclusive sensory trail with activity stations designed for varied abilities and a calm woodland experience.

A short wooded connection through mixed forest near the southern gorge district.

A long northern route through forest and high ground above the Genesee River corridor.

A compact loop connecting one of Letchworth’s classic gorge panoramas with nearby forest and developed overlooks.