VHT Home
Victor Hiking Trails Inc.
VHT

Notice: It is bad to print this from Firefox browser.

Pictures get broken by page breaks.

Use Opera or other browser for printing this.

Controlling page breaks is a known bug in Firefox that has gone unfixed for years.

(Even this page might not break properly.)




Updated July 14, 2017 JH

Domine Trail - VHT - Victor N.Y.

Victor Hiking Trails

1-miles loops, mostly flat, mostly woods

New Trail, November 2009 - Connected to Auburn October 2011 - Red Trail under construction May 2016

map

These are a set of 3 short connection and loop trails from the Lehigh Trail between Wangum Rd (CR42) and Phillips Rd to the Auburn Trail between Fishers Main St and Phillips Rd. It is blazed in yellow on the west side, blue on the east, and (as of May '16, in progress) red on the far east and north. A bridge built in October 2011 by VHT volunteers connects to the Auburn Trail.

These are narrow walking trails mostly in the woods.


From Lehigh Trail to Auburn Trail, West Side – North bound

The southern end is the Lehigh Trail. A short ways in, there is a division. The yellow blazed western section is to the left. The blue blazed eastern section is to the right. The two branches come back together just before approaching the Auburn Trail. The yellow blazes lead to a bridge over the East Branch of Irondequoit Creek to connect to the Auburn. The yellow section is mostly smoothly pitched and follows a small stream, while the blue has a hill which overlooks another stream. The blue trail again branches with the red blazed trail off to the right to follow the eastern stream and the bigger East Branch. It rejoins the main yellow trail before the bridge.

South Entrance
Entrance from Lehigh Trail
Before
East Branch Irondequoit Creek Bridge Site to the Auburn Trail (before construction)
Small Creek
Small Creek Seen From the Yellow Trail


Elevations and Distances

Elevations
Elevations

Caution: Elevations are from USGS. They are very precise, but not necessarily accurate. They may be from any place up to 100-feet from the trail!