Two events are planned by Victor Hiking Trails in honor of the bicentennial celebration.
October 13 – Historic Walk in the Village of Victor. Join Douglas Fisher as he tells us about the historic buildings and homes in the village. This casual walk will begin at the Victor Town Hall, 85 East Main Street. Gather in the rear parking lot at 9 a.m. The walk will be about two hours long and cover about two miles. Water and granola bars will be provided courtesy of Wegmans Food Markets in celebration of Victor’s Bicentennial.
October 13 – Historic Bike Ride to Fishers and back on the Auburn Trail. Beginning at Victor Town Hall rear parking lot at 9 a.m., this easy ride will point out some of the historic railroad and trolley buildings in Victor and the Hamlet of Fishers. Joel Richter, a noted railroad buff and Victor resident, will share his knowledge and wit about the importance of the three railroads in Victor and Fishers. Bike helmets are required. Water and granola bars will be provided by Wegmans Food Markets.
Two events are planned by Victor Hiking Trails in honor of the bicentennial celebration.
October 13 – Historic Walk in the Village of Victor. Join Douglas Fisher as he tells us about the historic buildings and homes in the village. This casual walk will begin at the Victor Town Hall, 85 East Main Street. Gather in the rear parking lot at 9 a.m. The walk will be about two hours long and cover about two miles. Water and granola bars will be provided courtesy of Wegmans Food Markets in celebration of Victor’s Bicentennial.
October 13 – Historic Bike Ride to Fishers and back on the Auburn Trail. Beginning at Victor Town Hall rear parking lot at 9 a.m., this easy ride will point out some of the historic railroad and trolley buildings in Victor and the Hamlet of Fishers. Joel Richter, a noted railroad buff and Victor resident, will share his knowledge and wit about the importance of the three railroads in Victor and Fishers. Bike helmets are required. Water and granola bars will be provided by Wegmans Food Markets.
