Inlet Island Promenade

Difficulty // Easy
Activities // Hiking, Bicycling, Running
Distance // 0.4 miles
Features // Lakes visible, Scenic vistas, Picnicking allowed, Dog-friendly (on leash), Bus Stop Nearby, Open Year-Round
Route Type // Out and Back
Estimated hiking time // 8 mins
Open year-round.
Hunting not allowed.
Surface types // Gravel / Stone Dust
Trail markers // none

This compacted limestone path connects the Cayuga Waterfront Trail, at the Inlet Island trailhead, to Lookout Point, at the northern end of Inlet Island. The walking path is along the Flood Control Channel and strolls along Island Health & Fitness.

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Hiking
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Biking
White electric bicycle with a lightning bolt above it on a green circular background, representing e-bike use.
e-Biking
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Horse
White icon of a person running with motion lines on a dark blue circular background, symbolizing physical activity or trail use.
running
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Paddling
White crossed skis and ski poles on a light blue circular background, indicating winter sports or skiing.
Skiing
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Snowshoe
Distance // 0 Miles
Difficulty // Easy
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    • The north entrance to the Roy H. Park Preserve and the boardwalk will be closed to the public from Monday, July 7, through September 2025 as work is underway to install an ADA-accessible path. The south entrance will remain open during this time. Thank you for your patience.

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