By JUMPINGRASSHOPPER in September, 2009
I went onto the trail from the Woodworth parking area over the weekend - out doing some geocaching. Saw a fellow cacher leaving and there were hikers ahead of us. We hadn't explored this part of the trial yet - we were not disappointed - the stream is beautiful. What a thrill when we saw the bridge! We spent time just standing on it & watching the water. This part of the trail is a little more grassy, but absolutely a great place for walking or biking. I really enjoy the interreptive stops.
By peterillig in September, 2009
The Pat McGee memorial trial streching from Cattaraugus to Salamanca is a real gem. Very well maintained and great for both hiking and biking. Just got back from a bike ride earlier today and encountered 6 other bikers and several hikers. The trail is in super shape and has become a great recreational resource for our area. My wife and I try and get out there at least a couple times a week.
It has a variety of interpretive stops and a shelter for those wishing to take a break with a great view. I highly recommend the trail to felllow hikers and bikers---you will be pleasantly surprised.
By donveith@yahoo.com in September, 2009
to the one who said "need help". I think you need to loosten your chin strap. This is an excellent trail for many things. We use it often for hiking, biking and geo caching. The trail is maintained very well and served by many volunteers. Rick Lefeber and the LDC did an excellent job getting this trail set up and maintained. It's not a city trail with black top, it's on the souther tier. It's nature at its best. It's a former railroad bed and has a lot of history. Some area are grass, some are gravel and all very easy on the feet, bicycle tires or horses feet. I highly recommend this trail to anyone who wants to get back in touch with nature.