Horizon Hill Conservation Area, Fairport NY

Sister hike! We went on a great walk, we did all the trails in about an hour. Very pretty and easy to get to right from the road. However, we hiked everywhere and "scenic view" was a little misleading. There wasn't really anything as far as a view, but a very pretty walk regardless.

I was looking forward to seeing what all these photos show, but I didn't. I don't know where the photos were taken but not on the trails I walked.

Decided to try the Crescent Trail. Very scenic and fun. Some areas were muddy. You go through golf course and residential areas, too. Hills were nice challenge

Visited when the trails were snow packed. Nancy’s Glen was pleasant. A bit challenging with small children due to the ups and downs. Otherwise, good hiking trails and a somewhat decent, distant view of downtown Rochester at the top. Curious how things will look with the trees and leaves filled in. Trails are sufficiently marked.

Nice trail maybe a couple miles long on the longer trail. There are several small flat trails at the beginning and if you continue, its up and down hills. I enjoyed the longer trail and forgot to mention the trails were marked well and the park was very clean

Great place for a hiking. Mostly shaded. Don't forget your tick and bug spray, because the bugs can be intense. Parking lot is really small, but worth the attempt to get in. Very peaceful.

Beautiful walk in the woods. Hilly but not terrible. A bit of the edge is along some homes and a golf course and the overlook is behind a hotel, but otherwise you could be in the middle of nowhere. Great in-town hike!

Love the whole Crescent Trail system. Challenging single track is perfect for a long trail run. Plenty of route options so it's not always the same out and back.

This was a good moderate trail. I like the ups and downs. It was getting dark, so I didn't see much, but I will definitely be back to this one. I only hiked about half of it to the first overlook, but I was too short to see over the weeds. This trail is part of the Perington Wegmans passport trails. The marker was pretty easy to find!

This is a convenient place to be able to fit in a hike during work hours. It's a nice peaceful spot, but you can still hear the noise from 490 and from the Woodcliff when you head that way. I still enjoy it quite a bit. It's hilly and gives a great work out.

The main Orange Trail is part of the larger Crescent Trail. Head all the way up and you can enjoy a nice view from the Woodcliff. The most direct route to the Woodcliff overlook would be Blue Trail to Orange Trail.