Corbett's Glen Nature Park

A great scenic area, not too far from the city of Rochester. Corbett's Glen has a few trails to explore, but I usually stick to the main pathway with the waterfall area and the tunnel. Parking can be a bit challenging, due to very limited spots and an increased interest in the park in the last decade. Overall a very peaceful and great place to check out!

Clean, small, empty. The parking lot is very small. Trails are clean and well marked. The hut built in the middle of the trees is a nice spot to photograph.

I love it here, easy to get lost but easier to find your way again. This place is so special. The deer here are unafraid and if you are a bird watcher, cardinals and bluejays were happily flying about!

Nicely marked trails. Beautiful views. Definitely recommend.

The glen is an excellent place to hike for all ages, but probably leave the stroller at home. The parking lot is small, so plan to arrive early in the day.

Really beautiful place. The residents there improved the trails a lot but also they are troubled by rising number of the visitors. So let's keep it polite guys.

I lived in the Rochester area for 30 years and never knew that this trail existed. My father told me about it- we took my 8 year old and two dogs. It was a great trail. Not too intense- just pleasent. I was so happy to learn that this trail was an old fur trading trail used by the French and Iroquois dating back to 1615 (I believe). So cool!

Wow! I just love this park. While parking is a bit of a struggle, it is worth the bother. Enjoy the falls, nice walk along the creek, find sings for trails and enjoy the nature. Some trails connect to others and take you for a longer walk... just make sure you allow enough day light for a walk. As you take a walk, take quick breaks on benches and maybe even a picnic table. Definitely bring your camera or a fully charged cell phone.

Beautiful park with a few miles of mostly-level trails. My 3-year-old grandson was able to walk on them easily. Highlights are the waterfalls, train tunnel and interesting historic photos hanging from the information bulletin board.

Nice hike thru dense nature from north to south w/ maintained trails - must see water tunnel & falls on south end w/ more trails along Allens creek.

One of my fave hiking spots in Rochester. Start at penfield road, then you meet up with waterfall, tunnel. Fairly easy, 2 hour seanic hike.

Easy, easy, easy. Two parking areas, so that was nice. This was a nice collection of trails with a little bit of everything. We saw a beautiful red-headed woodpecker! Fair amount of traffic, dog-friendly.

Absolutely gorgeous! The sound of the water and the hike is worth it! Plenty of outcrops/path to stop and look at all the amazing scenery. Truly great place! Can't wait to go again!

Not sure if this constitutes as a "hidden gem" but on such a gorgeous Saturday, it was pretty empty! One of my favorite places to hide. A great, low impact hike with some beautiful views. If it's been a while since you've visited, going into the water is prohibited, so plan accordingly.

Serene and peaceful there are 2 steep parts 1 to climb ,down on the way to the first waterfall 1 steep to come up that is on the trail that has the wood stacked up like a teepee on your left you can't miss it. I can't wait to go back here.

Went hiking with some friends and my boys. Beautiful scenery and we'll marked trails occupy this park. There are a couple parking areas and you can also wade into the water in the creek. Enjoy hearing the trains passing by and the wildlife as you may see deer and other things. Crayfish and minnows are in the creek. Enjoy your hidden oasis in the woods!

A wonderfully quiet walk, on well maintained paths.

This park is just a short walk from my home and it is a perfect way to enjoy the beauty of all the seasons in Rochester N.Y. I prefer to walk in, because the parking lot is quite small and fills up quickly during peak times. It is also a great place to walk your dog.

Nice place to walk in the woods despite being surrounded by city
Parking is somewhat confusing,dogs are welcome if leashed.

It is gorgeous here. There are two places to park. A bit away from one another. One seems to be a parking lot (judging by what the signs said.) Then another (where I parked) was down this dead end road with a few houses. The road had signs telling you where parking for the falls started and stopped. Then you walk down and you will see a tunnel. You can follow the path to the falls. There are many small ones and a bigger one. It is kid friendly, and stroller friendly. Definitely a unique and beautiful get away right in Rochester!