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New York Awards $207,953 in Canal System Tourism Grants to 41 Communities Statewide
From Lockport’s historic locks district to the quiet trailheads of Montezuma, communities along New York’s storied canal system are preparing for a season of renewal — thanks to a fresh round of state-backed investment aimed at welcoming more visitors to the waterway that transformed America. Fifth Year of Grant Funding Reaches New Milestone The Erie…
41 Canal Communities Share $208K in Tourism Grants as System Enters Third Century
As New York’s storied canal system prepares to open its 202nd consecutive navigation season this May, dozens of communities along the waterway are already putting fresh investment to work — thanks to a new round of grants aimed at making the corridor more accessible, more welcoming, and more vibrant than ever. $207,953 for 41 Projects…
Spring 2026: $50 Million Investment and Free Adventures Herald an Exciting Season on the Erie Canal
As the snow melts along the canal corridor and spring takes hold across upstate New York, the Erie Canal is gearing up for what promises to be one of its most exciting seasons in modern history. With a $50 million state investment, new community grants, and the continuation of bicentennial celebrations, the 2026 season brings…
Meet the Thomas X. Grasso: The 100-Ton Ice Breaker Protecting the Mohawk River
When winter’s grip tightens along New York’s canal corridor, ice jams on the Mohawk River can spell disaster for nearby communities — backing up water, threatening homes, and damaging critical infrastructure. This year, the NYS Canal Corporation deployed a powerful new weapon against that frozen threat: the Thomas X. Grasso, a 65-foot, 100-ton steel ice-breaking…
Canal Clean Sweep Returns April 17–19 as Erie Canal Corridor Gears Up for a Blockbuster Spring
Spring is arriving along New York’s 500-mile canal corridor, and with it comes one of the waterway’s most beloved annual traditions: Canal Clean Sweep, a statewide volunteer cleanup organized by Parks & Trails New York and the NYS Canal Corporation. This year’s event runs April 17–19, 2026 — and organizers are hoping to top last…
Volunteers Mobilize for 21st Annual Canal Clean Sweep as Erie Canal Prepares for 2026 Navigation Season
With spring arriving along the towpath, the New York State Canal System is gearing up for one of its most beloved annual traditions: the Canal Clean Sweep. Over the weekend of April 17–19, 2026, more than 2,500 volunteers are expected to fan out across the 524-mile waterway and its adjacent 400-mile Canalway Trail to clear…
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