Location: Northwestern New York, along the St. Lawrence River and the shorelines of Lake Ontario and Lake Erie
Length: 454 miles (730 km)
Time To Allow: 4 days

Description/Highlights/Points of Interest

The Seaway Trail is a driving/boating route along the shores of the St. Lawrence River and eastern Great Lakes, with scenic landscapes including Niagara Falls and 1,000 Islands. Historic sites include 26 lighthouses, the St. Lawrence Seaway, War of 1812 installations and museums. Enjoy welcoming harbors, quaint villages and world-class sportfishing. The Seaway Trail features seven Canadian border crossings. Start your adventure at the Seaway Trail Discovery Center, Sackets Harbor, with nine rooms of interpretive exhibits, murals and an orientation in a fantasy car.

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Autumn Cruising on the Hudson
Tauck World Discovery
Take a fabulous autumn cruise along the magnificent Hudson River, one of the most important waterways in the United States. From the exciting city of New York, discover majestic mansions; the world of the Roosevelts; the gracious Victorian town of Saratoga Springs; the U. S. Military Academy at West Point; and the Rockefeller's beautiful Kykuit, in the heart of Washington Irving's "Sleepy Hollow" country!