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Western New York Outdoors
A Parks and Recreation Guide to locations for
outdoor adventures in WNY.
Eighteen Mile Creek
Park, Main Branch and South Branch in
the Town of Evans, Erie County.
Description:
A popular place for angling opportunities, the steelhead run is awesome, and
so is the fossil hunting. Their are several public accessable areas along 18 Mile
Creek and the South Branch. The 18 Mile Creek Park currently has no
parking access. Begin at the mouth,
upstream from Lake Erie, to the Falls before Water Valley where it becomes
impassable for fish.
The DEC annually stocks steelies and some brown
trout. Reference
PFR for access locations. The creek travels upstream from the mouth
(near Old Lakeshore Road) to Rt. 5
(Lakeshore Road), Hobuck Flats (Versailles Road), Rt. 20 (Southwestern Blvd.),
the 18 Mile Creek Park (across from North Creek Road), South Branch (from Water Valley), and Old Mill Run Falls in Eden (Sisson Highway).
By the way, the stream is longer than
18 miles. The name actually refers to the distance from the head of Lake
Erie at Buffalo and not the commonly believed length.
Maps:

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Fishing Access Site |
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NYS DEC and Town of Evans parking area on Old Lakeshore Road. |
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Eighteen Mile Creek |
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Looking west off the Old Lakeshore Road bridge toward the mouth. |
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Eighteen Mile Creek |
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Looking upstream, in the Fall, from the Old Lakeshore Road bridge. |
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Trout Season |
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Eighteen Mile Creek, near mouth, on Oct. 13th, 2004. |
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18 Mile Creek |
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The mouth and Old Lakeshore Road bridge and parking lot. |
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Route 5 Bridge |
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Lakeshore Road. |
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South Creek Road |
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Rail road tracks. |
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Hobuck Flats |
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A parking lot off Versailles Road. Cross the bridge, fish upstream to Rt 20 or downstream on left bank. |
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Hobuck Flats |
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Bridge at end of Versailles Road. |
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Hobuck Flats |
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Upstream from the bridge, toward the waterfall. |
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Route 20 Bridge |
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North Evans, you can see the Hobuck Flats bridge and Heath Pond on South Creek Road. |
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18 Mile Creek Park |
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No Parking at the end of South Creek Road. There is an access trail across North Creek Road. |
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Old Mill Falls |
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A waterfall seen from East Church Street off the Sisson Hwy. Location of an old lumber site, Kromers Mill, from the 1800's. |
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Other Related Sites:
NYS DEC -
Public Fishing Rights Areas.
Lake Erie Cliffs -
Fossils.
New York Paleontology
- Fossil sections along
18
Mile Creek.
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WNY Outdoors page.
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