Strider Field track and field event areas are rubberized all-weather surfaces.  The seating capacity is 3,000 on the finish straight and 1,000 on the back straight.  Shot and discus areas are concrete with asphalt walkways. 

Strider Field is one of the premier athletic facilities in New York State. Strider Field was built in 1990, and has been the center of track and field activity in southwestern New York. Strider Field has hosted major high school and championship meets. Several improvements to the facility and upgrades keep Strider Field a prime location for both athletes and spectators to enjoy track & field.

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The Chautauqua-Lake Erie Region of Western New York comes alive each autumn with brilliant fall foliage and favorite seasonal events. Hike through the colorful leaves on miles of multi-use trails or in an ancient forest with giant rock formations at Panama Rocks. Take in a panoramic view of fall foliage at Luensman Overview Park, Erlandson Overview Park and the surrounding area atop the Dunkirk Lighthouse. Get up close and personal look of the colorful leaves while climbing among the treetops on Peek'n Peak Resort's Mountain Adventures.

Attend fall focused events throughout September and October including Peek'n Peak Resort's Fall Fest. Play a round a golf on over a dozen public golf courses or experience world-class fall fishing including an annual run of migratory rainbow trout called "steelhead" in Lake Erie's tributary system. Sip local wine from the area's 23 wineries known collectively as Lake Erie Wine Country or plan a craft brewery and distillery tour along this unofficial “brew and spirits trail." Visit an array of cultural attractions that call Chautauqua County home including the National Comedy Center, Lucy-Desi Museum, Roger Tory Peterson Institute of Natural History and Grape Discovery Center. 

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