Love coming here even in Winter, and the crisp cold air is just what the doctor ordered for Winter…read moreinstead of sitting around doing nothing. Today the temps were warm in the mid to high 20s, and the windchill was 10 degrees less - it doesn't bother us! This time when we arrived, we saw a band of teens playing hockey on the ice! They were doing quite well too! Quite a few people were hiking in and out, and there were several cars in the lots. Did not see anyone at the new children's playground. We'll be back!

So I just realized Joe Davis isn't just a great park for summer activities....it's also great for…read morewinter. I found many trails that were perfect for x-country skiing. Quiet and secluded trails leading to picturesque hidden ponds. Wide enough for two skiing side by side in some spots. Meandering trails keep you out of the wind that can be bitter cold out in the open areas (like where frisbee golf is). Many birds flying through the trees, robins, blue jays and hawks too. Plenty of parking and nicely plowed. Fun!

Nicely maintained trails with smaller paths for the adventurous…read more Great views of the river! We only went part of the way but next time will walk all of the way out to the point for some great pics!

Beautiful early morning walk…read more It's at the base of the bridge connecting Grand Island to Niagara Falls. The route is on the Grand Island side. The walk is lovely and along the water most of the way. Well groomed, although they recent storms have resulted in some downed trees/branches blocking the path a little. All easily navigable. Very easy parking. 2/20

Outside chronicles often uses this park as one of the hike options. So I've been out here a bunch…read moreof times and in various different kinds of weather. It's pretty large, and you'll find a variety of types of trails here some that are marked and groomed better than others.

Now that they have updated restrooms this place is a beautiful place to spend the afternoon. The…read moreviews are great and the trails/ disc golf areas are so fun. The warming house is also a great place to host a party.

We had a picnic here. The location is a little far out and off the beaten path but it's worth it…read more Tons of open green space to relax and enjoy. There is plenty of parking a short walk away. The bathrooms were very clean. If you plan on walking down Buffalo Creek and getting in the water - word of caution wear crocs or water shoes because the green moss will make you slip - also someone in our party got a leach on their foot and the kids said there were a ton near the mini falls so beware.

A friend wanted to walk here tonight so we showed up and walked the path. It's just past the…read moreVillage Green Senior Center. You need to drive into their lot and park there to walk the path. (We didn't realize that, while trying to find the place.) The path is about a mile. The park is well-maintained and there are three or four gazebos of varying size, if you'd like to have a picnic. There is a nice waterfall area that some people were swimming in. On the way back to the car, on the other end of the path, I noticed many beautiful birdhouses in the trees.

In recent years this park has become a beautiful place to bike, hike or just hang out. It has a…read moretrail circling the outside of the park with wildflowers, local plants, butterfly attracting plants, environmentally friendly plants all around. Along side the path there are workout/exercise areas. There's even an area dedicated to exercise like an outdoor gym with an exercise bike and other gym machines. There are a few playgrounds for the kids, picnic tables, baseball diamonds and shelters. People fly model airplanes which are so fun to watch and groups play crickets sometimes in the large open areas. There are tennis/pickleball courts and basketball nets too. Plenty of easy parking. Easy access off the 190 thruway. If you follow the trail northwest out of the park it continues through Niagara University...from there you can access the Shoreline trail to Niagara Falls (South) or Lewiston (North). Across the road from the park is the actual reservoir. In winter there's a sledding hill, ice skating and warming house to use. There's also access to the rim around the top of the reservoir with great views. The path up there is gravel but tightly packed and wide (a roadway for the Power Authority) so easy to bike. Located at the corner of Military Road and Route 31 (Saunders Settlement Road) in the Town of Niagara it is close to shopping areas on Military Rd. as well. The sidewalks have been redone and are smooth enough to ride easily to your shopping destination. For me this is a convenient park to ride through on my way to the stores or just to ride around for fun.

The NYS Parks Department, in Mid March held a Fitness walk here that was free and offered tips on…read moreparks history, and other details of park. Clean, well kept park in Niagara County with a lot of amenities. My favorite parts of this park are it's location, pickleball courts , and different fitness stations.

Fisherman Park is a small park between River Street and the Niagara River. There's less parking…read morethan Gratwick Waterfront Park. The play structure is smaller, but there's a lot of swing sets. There's also a covered pavilion and water access. There's also a nearby veteran memorial. I wouldn't make a special trip for this park, but if you're in North Tonawanda, it's worth a visit, especially if you have kids who like to swing.

Right on the water in North Tonawanda is this small park with a large parking lot. There is a nice…read morewalkway by the water that is well fences so you won't fall in. You can see quite a distance up and down the river. There is a playground for the kids and a nice large covered area with picnic tables and a few grilles. There is a second covered area with more tables and grills with a small parking area near it. That one is near an area with access to the water. A nice local neighborhood park with actual fishermen this morning. 1778

nice park and well maintained with a small skateboard area towards entrance, wading pool for kids,…read morebathrooms, picnic tables, playground and nature trail

The park is a nice park with soccer fields, a kiddie pool, several shelters, basketball courts,…read morewalking path and a nature trail. For winter there is a toboggan run with hill. The park is clean as are the bathrooms. The nature trail was in pretty good shape. If your from Alden, then you remember "the rope". The tree and rope are long gone but the hill is still there.

As other yelpers have pointed out, the trail is well marked with signs and a small parking area. If…read moreyour looking for a brief quick walk check it out. There's a small pound that isn't the cleanest, a small grassy trail and wooden bridges to walk over to check out the escarpment or wildlife. The escarpment is pretty to look at, but I would recommend to check out other nature trails or areas within Clarence.

This is a small but lovely nature trail. When you arrive, you walk down a short hill. To your left…read moreis a short path that ends in a short boardwalk. to your right is a longer path with a boardwalk and an uphill walk. Just as you're starting to get a good workout in, it comes to an abrupt end. Don't get me wrong. It's great for what it is. Just don't expect a long walk akin to, say, the Town of Lockport Nature Trail. The highlight for us was the cat tails (or corn dogs, according to my sons) and the turtles. Worth a visit if you're in the area.