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Delaware Park to Garrison Cemetery by the International Airport loop

Delaware Park to Garrison Cemetery by the International Airport loop

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Delaware Park to Garrison Cemetery by the International Airport loop

Q: What is the typical duration for cycling this loop?

This loop is designed for racebikes and typically takes around 1 hour and 27 minutes to complete. However, your actual time may vary depending on your pace and any stops you make along the way.

Q: Is this cycling route suitable for beginners?

Yes, the route is rated as 'easy' with a relatively flat profile, featuring an elevation gain of about 70 meters. The surfaces are mostly paved, making it suitable for various fitness levels, including beginners.

Q: What are the parking options for this route?

Since the route starts and ends in Delaware Park, you can typically find parking within or around the park. Specific parking lots are available, and street parking may also be an option depending on local regulations.

Q: What kind of terrain can I expect on this racebike loop?

The terrain is generally flat and consists primarily of paved surfaces, ideal for racebikes. While most of the route is smooth, there are a few sections with minor inclines, including 'one hill and one overpass' within the Delaware Park area.

Q: What landmarks and highlights will I see along the way?

The route passes by several points of interest. You'll cycle along the Jesse Kregal Pathway and see the Lincoln, The Emancipator monument. Other notable sites include the University at Buffalo School of Nursing , Garrison Cemetery , and Forest Lawn Cemetery , which offers a historical and contemplative element to the ride.

Q: Does this route connect with other cycling paths?

Yes, this route incorporates sections of several official trails. You'll ride along parts of the New York Bike Route 517 and the Jesse Kregel Pathway. It also utilizes various local roads and paths such as Winspear Avenue, Burke Drive, and Main Street.

Q: Is this cycling route dog-friendly?

While Delaware Park itself is generally dog-friendly, specific rules regarding dogs on cycling paths and in cemeteries may vary. It's always best to check local regulations for each section of the route, especially concerning leash laws and waste disposal.

Q: Do I need any permits or pay entrance fees for this route?

No, you do not need any special permits or have to pay entrance fees to cycle this loop. Access to Delaware Park and the public roads used in this route is generally free.

Q: What is the best time of year to cycle this loop?

The best time to cycle this loop is typically during the spring, summer, and fall months when the weather is mild and the scenery in Delaware Park is at its best. Cycling in winter can be challenging due to snow and ice conditions.

Q: What are the cycling conditions like near the Buffalo Niagara International Airport section of the loop?

Be aware that cycling directly near the Buffalo Niagara International Airport can be challenging. Roads like Transit, Cayuga, Genesee, and Hopkins are often busy with car traffic and may lack dedicated bike lanes, making for a less pleasant experience. Exercise caution in these areas.

01:27

35.9km

70m

Road cycling

Cycle an easy 22.3-mile loop from Delaware Park to Garrison Cemetery, passing historic sites and scenic parkways in Buffalo.

Last updated: February 26, 2026

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664 m

Jesse Kregal Pathway

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Following the Scajaquada creek opposite the Scajaquada expressway, is the Jesse Kregal Pathway. This pathway was formally the Scajaquada Creek Greenway trail, and is a walking or biking trail.

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1.83 km

Lincoln, The Emancipator

Highlight • Monument

This statue was originally located at the state court but moved to the museum. President Lincoln is sitting with his legs crossed. In his hands he has the Emancipation Proclamation.

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7.52 km

University at Buffalo School of Nursing

Highlight • Rest Area

The University at Buffalo School of Nursing has been an educational instate for 85 years. There is lots of parking for cyclists and a park and ride as well as a "University Station" metro link.

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16.3 km

Garrison Cemetery

Highlight • Historical Site

Garrison Cemetery was also known as the "War of 1812 Cemetery". The cemetery was built after the Williamsville Field Hospital was built during the War of 1812. Most of the …

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32.3 km

Forest Lawn Cemetery

Highlight • Historical Site

Pass by the Forest Lawn cemetery, home to the graves of Millard Fillmore and the Blue Sky Mausoleum designed by the famous Frank Lloyd Wright. The mellow Scajaquada Creek also runs through the cemetery.

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35.9 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

24.4 km

6.96 km

4.40 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

28.4 km

6.67 km

734 m

Elevation

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical duration for cycling this loop?

This loop is designed for racebikes and typically takes around 1 hour and 27 minutes to complete. However, your actual time may vary depending on your pace and any stops you make along the way.

Is this cycling route suitable for beginners?

Yes, the route is rated as 'easy' with a relatively flat profile, featuring an elevation gain of about 70 meters. The surfaces are mostly paved, making it suitable for various fitness levels, including beginners.

What are the parking options for this route?

Since the route starts and ends in Delaware Park, you can typically find parking within or around the park. Specific parking lots are available, and street parking may also be an option depending on local regulations.

What kind of terrain can I expect on this racebike loop?

The terrain is generally flat and consists primarily of paved surfaces, ideal for racebikes. While most of the route is smooth, there are a few sections with minor inclines, including 'one hill and one overpass' within the Delaware Park area.

What landmarks and highlights will I see along the way?

The route passes by several points of interest. You'll cycle along the Jesse Kregal Pathway and see the Lincoln, The Emancipator monument. Other notable sites include the University at Buffalo School of Nursing, Garrison Cemetery, and Forest Lawn Cemetery, which offers a historical and contemplative element to the ride.

Does this route connect with other cycling paths?

Yes, this route incorporates sections of several official trails. You'll ride along parts of the New York Bike Route 517 and the Jesse Kregel Pathway. It also utilizes various local roads and paths such as Winspear Avenue, Burke Drive, and Main Street.

Is this cycling route dog-friendly?

While Delaware Park itself is generally dog-friendly, specific rules regarding dogs on cycling paths and in cemeteries may vary. It's always best to check local regulations for each section of the route, especially concerning leash laws and waste disposal.

Do I need any permits or pay entrance fees for this route?

No, you do not need any special permits or have to pay entrance fees to cycle this loop. Access to Delaware Park and the public roads used in this route is generally free.

What is the best time of year to cycle this loop?

The best time to cycle this loop is typically during the spring, summer, and fall months when the weather is mild and the scenery in Delaware Park is at its best. Cycling in winter can be challenging due to snow and ice conditions.

What are the cycling conditions like near the Buffalo Niagara International Airport section of the loop?

Be aware that cycling directly near the Buffalo Niagara International Airport can be challenging. Roads like Transit, Cayuga, Genesee, and Hopkins are often busy with car traffic and may lack dedicated bike lanes, making for a less pleasant experience. Exercise caution in these areas.

Are there places to eat or drink near the route?

Yes, since the route passes through urban and suburban areas, especially near Delaware Park and the University at Buffalo, you will find various cafes, restaurants, and pubs nearby where you can refuel or relax.