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13 parks in New York with the most beautiful waterfalls

'04.06.2021'

Olga Derkach

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If you want to explore all of the waterfalls in the United States, then New York is the place to start. This state is home to 13 of the most beautiful waterfalls. Writes about it Only in Your State.

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1. Chittenango Falls State Park - Madison County

One of the most easily accessible on this list is the Chittenango Falls. To view this 50-meter stream of water from its best vantage point, you will have to climb the stairs and in less than half a minute you will be on a bridge with stunning views.

2. Park Fillmore glen - Cayuga

In the area of ​​Finger Lakes to the south of Lake Ovasco there is a state park, in which there are already 5 waterfalls! Of these, the Kau Falls are the most photogenic. You can also admire the gorge Trail (less than 3 kilometers long). This park is a great place to spend the whole day.

3. Park Letchworth - Wyoming County

One of the most popular state parks in New York - Letchworth... It has earned its reputation for its three stunning waterfalls - Upper, Middle and Lower. They will not leave you indifferent. The river with the legendary name Genesee created a natural wonder that many now call the Grand Canyon of the East.

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4. Park Watkins glen - Schuyler County

In the southern part of Lake Seneca lies the state park Watkins glen. It is rightfully recognized by many New Yorkers as the most beautiful place in the United States. The main feature of the park is its 3-kilometer gorge, in which you can admire 19 waterfalls.

5. Park Pixley falls - Oneida

In the remote district of New York in the city of Boonville stretches the state park Pixley falls... There are not many attractions here, but tourists come here to admire the 15-meter waterfall. Pixley falls.

6. Park Minnewaska - Ulster County

Directly on the Shavangun ridge on more than 8000 hectares, there is the Minnevaska State Park reserve. There are many breathtaking landscapes. But the pearl of this place is considered 18-meter waterfall Awosting falls.

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7. Park Stony Brook - Livingston County

South of Lake Cones, in the Finger Lakes region, is waiting for guests at Stony Brook State Park. Here you can enjoy simple trips through the picturesque gorges and admire several small waterfalls.

8. Park Niagara Falls - Niagara District

The most famous natural attraction in New York is located in the Niagara Falls State Park. This is the home of the most powerful waterfall in our country. America’s oldest state park, this place has long attracted visitors from all over the world. Niagara Falls is lit every night. Highlighting colors change throughout the year.

9. Park Taughannock falls - Tompkins County

Park Taughannock falls located just over 15 minutes from Ithaca. One of the tallest waterfalls in New York is located here. Its height is over 65 m, and this is undoubtedly the main attraction of this place. From there, by the way, you can go hiking on the Finger Lakes.

10. Park Buttermilk falls - Tompkins County

If you want to see as many waterfalls in New York as possible in a short amount of time, head to Ithaca. Not far from most of the county waterfalls, namely the state park Buttermilk Falls, there is a 50 meter waterfall with the most ideal spot for summer swimming. At its foot is a natural pool, which becomes a favorite spot for travelers as soon as the water heats up.

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11. Park Roberta H. Treman - Tompkins County

Another gem of the area, Robert H. Treman Park, may well become your favorite state park. A great place for camping this time of year, because if you stay overnight, you can better explore the area. The park has Anfield Falls and a great swimming spot right at its base, as well as the large Lucifer Falls.

12. Park John Boyd Teicher - Albany County

A must-see destination for residents of the metropolitan area is John Boyd Teicher Park, especially the vicinity of the Indian Ladder Trail. Taking this road, you will definitely remember the panoramic views and walk right under the Minelot Falls.

13. Park Mine kill - Shohari District

Another state park is located an hour's drive from Albany, which is a pleasure to visit if you want to relax away from the capital. A unique waterfall, about 25 m high, can be seen through a narrow gorge. All this creates a stunning landscape picture.

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