Seneca Bluffs Natural Habitat Park

An expanse of meadows, wetlands and forests on a natural floodplain of the Buffalo River just a few hundred feet (meters) from Thomas Higgins Riverfront Park, the land on which the Seneca Bluffs sit was a truck farm before going fallow in the middle 20th century. Today it's been redeveloped as a park and nature preserve very similar to its downstream counterpart. The Seneca Bluffs are not only a haven for wildlife but also a great place for fishing — particularly walleye, which teem in this stretch of the river. Walking trails crisscross the greenery, but otherwise it's just you and nature.

• free
• outdoors

Address

Seneca St. at Pomeroy St.

Getting there

Metro Bus 15 or 19

Price

Free

Website

www2.erie.gov (opens in a new tab)