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River Passage - Rochester (NY)

Address: 🏡 730 South Ave, Rochester, NY 14604
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    Greece Canal Park - Rochester
    Greece Canal Park
    Pamela Ho: It was beautiful! I wish I came during the better months so that it wouldnt be an obstacle course. But it was fun and pretty quick if a walk if you take the blue tail. Be warned if you do take the blue trail, at one point it says with the red tail. There are no signs, but make sure you dont go right. Youll know what I mean.
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    The Powers Building
    Teddy Sainphor: This is one of the most beautiful buildings in Rochester. It also has a hidden gem - one of the most expansive and impressive atriums around. From inside and out, theres absolutely nothing that isnt short of spectacular! The first floor has retail which includes a tailor, an optometrist, and much more. It also has quite a few sculptures and art pieces. Entrances off of State Street and Main Street lead to the atrium. The atrium itself has another hidden gem in the form of Sapporos cafe, which will be covered in a later review. Ferns and hostas proliferate throughout this multi-story extravaganza. You really feel like youre in a whimsical garden while walking through the space. Being that its mostly professionals in the building its nice and quiet. A perfect spot to read a book or simply have a seat and relax. No matter the weather, youll leave this space feeling brand new. Its truly remarkable.
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    Mendon Ponds Park
    Todd Stanton: I absolutely love going to this park! So beautiful and so many things to do. Its great place to become 1 with nature and its great for the whole family. We visited the birdsong fairy trail this past visit
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    Sandbar Park
    Broden Bartlett-Bryce: first time coming here since it’s renovation some years back. What a nice modern park this is!!! Super nice playground, amazing view of Lake Ontario and even better view of the sunsets. It was quite windy when I went but that’s fine.
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    Washington Square Park
    Rick Rodgers: I rode in Rochesters first "Crow Ride" that started and ended at the park. Perfect spot for gathering for a ride...or for crow watching as they visit the park and surrounding roof tops.
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    Grafton: Great playground for elementary age kids and a second one great for toddlers. Huge open fields to play with a mile round dirt/stone track. Bathrooms are open during summer time and a good amount of small pavilion areas to picnic. If you fly kites, this is the place to do it as long as sports arent going on.
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    Blaise Dovarro: Location which hosts the Rochester Party in the Park concerts. Great time on a nice summer night! Need to maneuver to a spot where you have a view of the stage, but overall a decent venue.
    Genesee Valley Park - Rochester
    Genesee Valley Park
    Joseph Kerski: You can’t go wrong when there’s a Frederick law Olmstead Park here… The designer of many beautiful parks in America… There was an 11° wind chill despite it being mid April when I was there - so not many folks were around, but it was beautiful nonetheless.
    Abraham Lincoln Park - Webster
    Abraham Lincoln Park
    Broden Bartlett-Bryce: This was my first time coming to this park and spent a good 4 hours hiking the trails. The entrance has a playground and for the nature area, there is quite a bit of up and downhill segments and a variety of different paths to take. There’s some really nice spots to view Irondequoit Bay as well. Lots of wildlife such as deer, snakes, toads, birds, etc. It’s a really nice park.
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