Brighton Town Park is surprisingly serene despite being bordered on one side by office buildings and across the pond by a major expressway interchange. It is located on Westfall Road, just down the street from the Brickyard Trail and around the corner from Meridian Center Park.
There is a .5-mile loop trail through a small wooded area and a paved path around a 12-acre pond, with benches for sitting and enjoying lunch. This pathway also connects to the Erie Canal Heritage Trail.
Summertime in Brighton Town Park
Autumn in Brighton Town Park
More information about Brighton Town Park
Cost: Free
Located in Brighton, roughly 9 minutes / 3 miles from Rochester (get directions)
More information: townofbrighton.org
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