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Visitors to our wetlands preserve and education center have had wonderful experiences that they want to share. We love hearing these stories, and we thought that you might enjoy them too.

AUDUBON.ORG
Seneca Meadows Wetland Preserve is an Important Bird Area

 Some of the most abundant bird species that rely on Seneca Meadows are Common Merganser, American Black Duck, Mallard, Wood Duck, Great Blue Heron, Snow Geese, Northern Shoveler, Blue-winged Teal, Marsh Wren, Bobolink, Savannah Sparrow, Short-eared Owl (winter), Rough-legged Hawk (winter), Common Moorhen, Wilson’s Snipe and Northern Harrier just to name a few. 

Go to https://ny.audubon.org/conservation/seneca-meadows-wetland-preserve-important-bird-area

CNY Hiking

Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve features 576 acres of wetlands, including 419 acres of newly created wetlands.  The SMW Preserve has over seven miles of hiking trails that travel through forested land, lush prairies and along serene ponds.  The trails are easy and can be enjoyed by all members of your family.

Go to https://www.cnyhiking.com/SenecaMeadowsWetlandsPreserve.htm

AllTrails.com

Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve is a 7.9 kilometer moderately trafficked loop trail located near Seneca Falls, New York that offers the chance to see wildlife and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round.

Go to https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-york/seneca-meadows-wetlands-preserve?u=m

Gothic Eves Bed and Breakfast
October 1, 2013

Seneca Meadows – it sounds romantic, right? Well you may be surprised to learn that Seneca
Meadows is actually a major waste management and recycling facility located just northeast of
Waterloo, NY. But what makes Seneca Meadows so unique (and such a draw for both locals and
visitors) is the more than 1100 acres of Wetland Preserve that Seneca Meadows created and
propagated.

Go to www.gothiceves.com

Trip Advisor
March 15, 2013

Seneca Meadows Wetland Preserve is a great example of habitat creation. Once known as the Dove Farm, the Preserve is now host to Least Bittern, Grasshopper Sparrows, AM. Bittern, Savannah Sparrows, Bobolink. This past year Dickcissels made an apperance on the Preserve. With over 7 miles of walking trails and 2 neat observation platforms it will keep you coming back.

Go to www.tripadvisor.com

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Reviews From Google

Sam Becker
Sam Becker
18:53 10 Jan 21
This is a great area. Only did the main loop, but it was an easy enough trail. Air is crisp on this beautiful winter... morning. Highly recommend this!read more
Javon Tillmon
Javon Tillmon
14:30 07 Jun 20
Nice easy tail walk with tranquil surroundings
Bob Benz
Bob Benz
00:35 28 Dec 19
Good trails, both short and long. Issues with water when wet. Parking lot could be better. Usually standing water.... Great in spring and summer. Not a lot of shade. Some small ponds. Usually not many people.read more
Rydog 23
Rydog 23
09:23 02 Oct 19
Beautifully groomed trails, nice nature walk,my dogs love it.so much wild life to look at.
Beth Renzetti
Beth Renzetti
19:01 09 Jun 19
Nice level gravel road, beautiful area with lots of birds.
R. Andrews
R. Andrews
15:08 29 May 19
We really do not care for this trail. It is okay when they first maintain it - then it is awful. Overgrown, bug... infested and all open to the elements - it is washed out and loaded with ankle twisting holes or exposed ground cloth. Every once in awhile we try it again but always regret it.read more
Jody Celeste
Jody Celeste
16:52 15 May 19
Amazing!!! such great wildlife viewing opportunities.
Paul Wallach
Paul Wallach
20:58 19 Apr 19
No flowers up yet. Saw a heron, kildeer, vultures, and many birds. Lots of ponds. Looks like they did a control burn to... promote growth. I'll be back.read more
David Savino
David Savino
01:45 11 Nov 18
Great hike for all ages. Easy going terrain that has well maintained paths that are marked fairwell. A hidden gem that... has alot of wildlife. The landscape is not overly breathtaking, but the vast array of birds and butterflies was a pleasure enjoy.read more
david fridley
david fridley
14:50 11 May 18
Completly Georgious area. Go for a run, a walk, or just to get away. Mountain biking through the trails is easy and... great except for the back part where a pond has moved into the path for a .25 mile stretch. All together about 4.5-5.5 miles of path and its 5-10 miles from town and really secluded for being so close.read more
Matt Champlin
Matt Champlin
18:36 14 Jun 16
This is such a unique place containing many plants and grasses you would only find in prairie environments. It was... created to help offset the land used for the giant landfill that is outside of Seneca Falls and takes trash from downstate cities. Expect to see a lot of unique flowers and insects here tooread more
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