Five enchanting canyons in New York that will take your breath away

The Grand Canyon in Arizona is undisputedly the most recognizable natural landmark in the United States. But New York also has some pretty impressive canyons that are worth seeing. Their list was compiled by the publication Only in Your State.

1. Whetstone Gulf Park

Located in Lewis County in the small town of Loveville, Wheatstone Gulf Park is an underrated gem in New York City. The park covers just over 2000 acres (809 hectares) and is located around a large ravine that cuts into the Tag Hill Plateau. Whetstone Gulf is great for hiking and camping, with one of its trails taking you around the gorge.

2. Zohar Valley

Many parts of this valley are closed to visitors. The Zohar Valley has experienced fatal accidents over the years. But today the state government is working hard to make the place more walkable and less dangerous. The breathtaking deep gorge will quickly remind you of how small we really are.

3. Park of Robert Treman

Robert Treman Park covers over 405 acres (100 hectares) near Finger Lakes. In the park, you will find unusual nature trails that take you through the park's incredible gorge to mesmerizing waterfalls that are over 30 feet (XNUMX m) high. This park is especially popular in summer - people go there to cool off at the foot of the waterfalls.

4Ausable Chasms

The Grand Canyon of the Adirondack - Ausable Chasm is a sandstone gorge that is America's oldest natural attraction. Here you can hike, climb mountains, or even swim on the water.

5. Letchworth Park

Letchworth Park, known as the East Coast Grand Canyon, is one of the most popular parks in New York City. It is located around an incredibly beautiful gorge in which the Henesi River flows. There are many hiking trails that offer stunning views of this charming little canyon.