PANAMA ROCKS IS NOW CLOSED FOR THE WINTER AND WILL REOPEN ON MAY 4TH, 2024.
Whether you're looking for a relaxing hike or an outdoor adventure, you will enjoy an amazing nature experience at Panama Rocks - a world of towering rocks, deep crevices, passageways, and small caves hidden in an ancient, moss-covered forest!
Panama Rocks has been listed as the #1-ranked nature and hiking trail in New York State and is one of the top-rated attractions in the area (see our reviews on Google or TripAdvisor)!
What's the trail like? The main trail at Panama Rocks is a one-mile loop around a half-mile ridge of rock formations and guests are welcome to explore off-trail at their own risk. If you can walk one mile on uneven ground you should be able to explore Panama Rocks!
Where is the park? Panama Rocks park is in Chautauqua County - just 15 minutes from Chautauqua Lake, 45 minutes from Erie, and 90 minutes from Buffalo. Our address is 11 Rock Hill Road, Panama, NY, 14767.
When is it open/how much does it cost?: Hours and admission rates (and park rules) are online here. Panama Rocks is a privately operated park. It has been in operation and funded by guests since 1885 (thank you for your support - we operate on 1/10 the budget of the average New York State Park)!
What else is there to do at Panama Rocks? Don't miss out on axe throwing, the Wild America Nature Festival, the Panama Rocks Foliage Festival, or Glamping (coming soon)!
Want more information? See our Five Reasons to Visit Panama Rocks this Year!
Guests under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Whether you're looking for a relaxing hike or an outdoor adventure, you will enjoy an amazing nature experience at Panama Rocks - a world of towering rocks, deep crevices, passageways, and small caves hidden in an ancient, moss-covered forest!
Panama Rocks has been listed as the #1-ranked nature and hiking trail in New York State and is one of the top-rated attractions in the area (see our reviews on Google or TripAdvisor)!
What's the trail like? The main trail at Panama Rocks is a one-mile loop around a half-mile ridge of rock formations and guests are welcome to explore off-trail at their own risk. If you can walk one mile on uneven ground you should be able to explore Panama Rocks!
Where is the park? Panama Rocks park is in Chautauqua County - just 15 minutes from Chautauqua Lake, 45 minutes from Erie, and 90 minutes from Buffalo. Our address is 11 Rock Hill Road, Panama, NY, 14767.
When is it open/how much does it cost?: Hours and admission rates (and park rules) are online here. Panama Rocks is a privately operated park. It has been in operation and funded by guests since 1885 (thank you for your support - we operate on 1/10 the budget of the average New York State Park)!
What else is there to do at Panama Rocks? Don't miss out on axe throwing, the Wild America Nature Festival, the Panama Rocks Foliage Festival, or Glamping (coming soon)!
Want more information? See our Five Reasons to Visit Panama Rocks this Year!
Guests under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult.
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GUEST REVIEWS
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The beauty of this park is awesome and wonderful! What makes it even better is the fact one can climb/walk on the rocks to experience the scenery from different perspectives... There is something for everyone, regardless of age and physical ability... We will be back!!!
- Bulldog44240 (TripAdvisor)
Unexpected beauty, hidden away. An easy walk around a 1 mile primitive trail, or you may explore the cracks & crevasses of the rock formations. Also, a fun "treasure hunt," if you like... If I lived nearby, I would definitely get a Season Pass!
- JoGator (TripAdvisor)
Fun for all ages - this was our second time there this year and we had a group that included 8 year-olds, a teenager, and a couple of 30/40/50-somethings and we all had a blast!...
- Jason H. (TripAdvisor)
This place defies description; it is stunningly beautiful. It is suitable for all ages, but our teens absolutely loved it. Bring a picnic to enjoy after you explore all the nooks and crannies of this geological wonder. This is something that should not be missed...
- Kelly P. (TripAdvisor)
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