Sandy Bottom Hike/Honeoye Area Ride

When:
November 10, 2024 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
2024-11-10T14:00:00-05:00
2024-11-10T16:00:00-05:00

PLEASE NOTE – CHANGE OF HIKE MEETING PLACE,  BIKE RIDE CANCELLED

Come join us for a hike in Sandy Bottom Park, starting from the East Lake Road Trailhead. The bridge and boardwalk linking the two sides of Sandy Bottom Park are out of commission for a few weeks, so we will meet at 1:45 at the 4932 East Lake Road parking area and limit our hike to the 1.5 mile loop around the field and down to the stream to observe the improvements. Those seeking a longer hike are invited to go around again.  The planned bike ride is cancelled due to rain.

Hikers will explore the nature trails and wetlands of Sandy Bottom Park.  Our hike (about 1.5 or 3 miles) will be a combination of field and woods on a relatively flat terrain. Recommended attire – rain gear, umbrella, and sturdy waterproof shoes with good treads.

Social:  Please join us to dry out after the workout at the Bird House Brewery, 8716 Main St, Honeoye, NY 14471. For menu see: https://commerce.arryved.com/location/BeNKYUPu/modality/pickup

Directions:
From Springwater: Head north to Route 20A in Hemlock. Turn east on 20A. Go through the Village of Honeoye to the East Lake Road intersection, just past the School, make a right and go about .3 miles to the Sandy Bottom Trailhead on your right.

From Naples:  Go north on County Road 36, and right on Route 20A at the Honeoye traffic light. Go through the Village of Honeoye to the East Lake Road intersection, just past the School, make a right and go about .3 miles to the Sandy Bottom Trailhead on your right.

From the east (Bristol, Canandaigua, etc): Take Rte 64 south to Rte 20A, make right onto 20A, left onto East Lake Road as you come down the hill into Honeoye. Go about .3 miles to the Sandy Bottom Trailhead on your right.

From the west (Hemlock, Livonia, etc): Take Rte 15A to Route 20A, go through the Village of Honeoye to the East Lake Road intersection, just past the School, make a right and go about .3 miles to the Sandy Bottom Trailhead on your right.

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