Outdoor Adventures in Buffalo
Buffalo has transformed into a mecca for urban outdoor adventure. We’ve created miles of parks and trails along our lakeshore; converted our concrete canyon of 100-foot-tall waterfront grain silos into a hub for kayaking, zip lining and rock climbing; paved new cycling lanes on streets across the city and even invented ice bikes to keep the thrills going year-round.
Find yourself in Buffalo’s Great Outdoors
Extend your visit by exploring Western New York’s sweeping coastlines, rolling hills, cavernous ravines and towering forests. Windsurf along our lakeside beaches. Hike to the Eternal Flame Falls in Chestnut Ridge Park, one of the world’s only naturally occurring flames set behind a waterfall. Spend a day among the soaring gorges of Zoar Valley. Or cast a line for Lake Erie smallmouth bass and walleye on a chartered boat tour.
With 20 percent of the world’s freshwater at our doorstep, there’s a good chance your next visit here will be on or along our lakes, rivers and creeks (or perhaps to that world-famous waterfall just 20 miles downstream from Buffalo). Browse through the ideas and stories below to plan your next adventure!
Buffalo’s Best Outdoor Skating Rinks
Lace up your skates and carve some ice.
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Skiing the Slopes of Kissing Bridge
Shred some fresh powder just south of Buffalo.
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Snowshoeing Buffalo
Make the most of snowy season.
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Awe-inspiring Hikes in Buffalo
Putting the “awe” into awesome since time began
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Flyfishing for Steelhead Trout
Fish our creeks and streams from October to April.
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Special Sunset Spots Around Buffalo
Soak up the daily light show in Buffalo.
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Crazy Good Fishing in Lake Erie
Experience some of the best fishing in the world right here.
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A Runner’s Guide to Buffalo
See Buffalo at your own pace.
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Soul-Restoring Places to Kayak
Need some R&R? We’ve got just the place!
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Feel the Rush at These Niagara Falls Attractions
The power of the mighty Niagara.
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Best Ways to Get on the Water
A Great Lake. The Erie Canal. Two Rivers. Have fun.
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