Nine enchanting man-made waterfalls must-see in New York

It doesn't matter where you live in the Big Apple, everyone in the state can agree that New Yorkers love to show off their waterfalls. There is nothing better than sneaking up on one of your favorite serene spots and enjoying the relaxing gift that nature has given you. But very often people forget that there are hidden gems in the state. These incredible waterfalls tend to go unnoticed because they are man-made. Edition Only in Your State has compiled a list of nine enchanting man-made waterfalls in New York State that everyone should visit.

1. Croton Dam, Croton-on-Hudson

Part of the New York City water system, this incredibly scenic waterway runs across the Croton River. Technically, this waterfall is half artificial and half natural. With a spillway stretching for a thousand feet (300 m), this is truly where you will want to spend the day.

2. Memorial 9/11, New York

Created to commemorate all the victims of the 11/1993 attacks and the 0,4 World Trade Center bombing, the two waterfalls are now located where the towers were once. These one acre (XNUMX ha) waterfalls are the largest man-made waterfalls in the entire United States.

3th Street Commons, New York

This 2400-square-foot (222 sq. M) park is one of the most unique urban waterfalls on this list, not only is it glass-covered, it also changes color. When city life gets too chaotic and you need a place to hang out, come and see this tranquil waterfall between East 50th Street and Madison Avenue.

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4. Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens, Buffalo

A beautiful waterfall in the middle of an ancient rainforest is filled with koi carps, surrounded by incredible greenery and even banana plants.

Location: 2655 South Park Avenue Buffalo, NY 14218

5. Paley Park, New York

This is another of the hidden waterfalls of the Big Apple - a magnificent sight opened back in 1967. Known as one of the most beloved city parks in New York City, this stunning waterfall will leave no one indifferent.

Location: 3 East 53rd Street New York, NY 10022

6. Greenacre Park, New York

Created in 1971, the 25-foot waterfall will bring you relaxation. The most beautiful feeling of visiting this waterfall is that it completely drowns out the loud sounds of the city.

Location: 217 East 51st Street New York, NY 10022

7. Businessman's Lunch AKA Wells Falls, Ithaca

A kind of strange sight - the waterfall flows next to the old power plant. This scenic, ribbon-like stream of water can look like an ideal swimming spot. But, alas and ah, the reservoir where the stream flows is actually not intended for this.

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8. Brooklyn Botanical Garden, Brooklyn

The beautiful historic garden, which dates back to the early 1900s, is definitely worth a visit. You will love walks along the city waterfall and feel closer to nature.

Location: 990 Washington Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11225

9. The Chelsea Market Waterfall, New York

When you look at this simple but mesmerizing waterfall in Chelsea Market, you will not be able to take your eyes off it: a stream of water flows from a large pipe into the ground. Glowing lights are installed behind the chimney, delighting tourists all year round.

Location: 75 9th Avenue New York, NY 10011