New York State has a county with almost a hundred waterfalls, and you will definitely want to see them

Those who find time to explore New York will discover thousands of streams of flowing water. Almost every county in the state has something exciting. For example, in Adirondack Park there are hundreds of waterfalls, but the richest in these attractions is Essex County, in which there are at least 87 places where you can see them, in some — even a few.

From the huge list, we have chosen the most amazing waterfalls in Essex County that are worth a visit.

1. Ausable Chasm - Kesville

America's oldest natural attraction, Ausable Chasm, is often referred to as the Adirondack Grand Canyon. In this breathtaking park you can discover beautiful waterfalls along the Ausable River, filled with history and natural wonders of nature.

2. Beaver Meadow Falls - Saint Hubert

Beaver Meadow Falls, 60 feet high (18 m), is part of a beautiful but slightly challenging trek that you will never forget. Waterfall where you can get from the parking and trails of St. Huberts, directly from the 73 highway, are usually visited by those who ride on Rainbow Falls - one of the highest in Adirondack Park.

3. Blue Ridge Falls - North Hudson

Located just across the road from North Hudson's Blue Ridge Falls Campsites, Blue Ridge Falls is a favorite place to visit because of its accessibility. From the parking lot right by the road you can explore the waterfall, which makes it a great place to visit.

4. Bushnell Falls - Keene Valley

Bushnell Falls is an 20-foot (6 m) waterfall, popular with summer walkers. It is located near John's Brook Lodge-waterfall, beautifully flowing over a rock in the magnificent Adirondack Forest. After passing through it about 5 miles, the trail will lead you directly to the base of the waterfall.

5. Flume Falls - Wilmington

Along the western branch of the Ausable River in Wilmington, you can find beautiful cascading waterfalls that are located near the 86 highway. In the city you will find The Hungry Trout restaurant, and immediately after it - Flume Trail System. This is a system of trails consisting of ten miles of trails open for walking and skiing, which will give you an amazing view of the river and waterfalls.

6. Jay Falls - Jay

In the hot and sunny months, this is a favorite place for families. Waterfalls in the charming town of Jay are easy to find. The small town has a covered bridge near the 9 route, it is dotted with beautiful smaller waterfalls flowing along the Ausable River.

7. Roaring Brook Falls - Keene Valley

This is one of the natural wonders that can be reached from the 73 track. The trail will lead you to the base of the waterfall, where you will see breathtaking water flowing through the Adirondack rock.

8. Split Rock Falls - Elizabethtown

This is another of the most beautiful waterfalls, which is quite easy to get to. Split Rock Falls is located in Elizabethtown, not far from the 9 route. It is one of the most beautiful waterfalls that you will find in Adirondack Park. Split Rock Falls is a favorite bathing spot. The clear water of the Boquet River creates ideal conditions for relaxation.