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Features
Birding · Lake
Overview
Lots of wildlife and plenty of ponds make the short drive to Cheektowaga more than worth it. This loop takes you largely around the perimeter of Reinstein Woods.
Need to Know
Restrooms and an educational center near the parking area.
Description
From the parking area, head south toward Lily Pond and follow the
History Trail. Continue on the
History Trail to the southeastern portion of the park, and stay right when you reach the intersection to continue on the
Beech Tree Trail.
Continue along the perimeter of the park onto the
Footprint Trail, eventually turning right when you come across the short
State Symbols Trail. This short detour eventually brings you back to a wooden bridge, and the trail then proceeds between Lily Pond and Spring Pond, ultimately bringing you back to the starting point.
Flora & Fauna
Deer, beavers, turtles, geese, lots of birds.
History & Background
Dr. Victor Reinstein was a dedicated conservationist who bought this land privately in 1932. Upon his death in the 1984, the land was donated to New York State.
Contacts
Shared By:
James Maska
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