Biking the Canalway to Corn Hill

Downtown Rochester from Corn Hill Landing

We had a freeze over night so it was cold this morning but crystal clear unlike our rainy ride of Wednesday.  We headed toward the river than turned north along the west side of the river toward downtown.  We got to Corn Hill Landing before we turned around.  There was not much traffic on the paths but those we met were clearly enjoying the crisp Fall weather.  Richard mentioned that this might be one of our last days biking this season.  That could well be the case but we will take very good or even somewhat good day we can.  My season total is around 780 miles.  I will riding as long as I can.  Who knows I may get to 1,000 miles.  Wouldn't that be cool.  Of course, this pales in comparison to my son Galen who gets at least 5,000 miles a year on his recumbent.  Admittedly the biking season is a bit longer in Southern California that it is in Upstate New York.

Interfaith Chapel at University of Rochester

On the way back, we had nice views of the Interfaith Chapel at the University of Rochester and then the Genesee River and the intersection of the canal from the pedestrian and biking bridge.

Genesee River from pedestrian bridge

Below you can see the summary from my Garmin 305.