Here's a list of 14 places to check out throughout the state.

Water you waiting for? From roadside wonders to hidden gems, these waterfalls showcase Upstate New York's natural beauty.

Chittenango Falls State Park. Glacial sculpting of over 400 million-year-old bedrock has created a 167-foot waterfall inside this Central New York park. Located in Cazenovia, you can view the ...

Chittenango Falls State Park. Glacial sculpting of over 400 million-year-old bedrock has created a 167-foot waterfall inside this Central New York park. Located in Cazenovia, you can view the ...

Chittenango Falls State Park. Glacial sculpting of over 400 million-year-old bedrock has created a 167-foot waterfall inside this Central New York park. Located in Cazenovia, you can view the ...

Niagara Falls State Park in New York. Credit: Mike Groll/OPRHPWaterfalls offer "a tranquil, quiet space where you can listen to nature and forget about the hustle and bustle of everyday life ...

New York is blessed with an abundance of waterfalls, including arguably the most famous in the world — Niagara Falls — a nearly 500-mile trek from Long Island. The iconic site tops the list of ...

Kaaterskill Falls is a showstopper. This two-tiered waterfall boasts a combined height of 260 feet, making it one of the tallest waterfalls in New York.

Visitation to Kaaterskill Falls surged during the pandemic. Five years later, the state is still struggling with the ensuing ...

See Upstate NY waterfalls frozen in time, thanks to chilling temperatures. Updated: Jun. 08, 2024, 8:08 a.m. ... Akron Falls in Western New York plunges 41 feet to into the ravine below.

Upper Falls is the first major waterfall on the Genesee River in Letchworth State Park. The waterfall is 71 feet in height, but is partially hidden by the cliffs surrounding the river.

Upstate New York waterfalls are a sight to behold at any time of year, ... Located along Murder Creek, Akron Falls in Western New York plunges 41 feet to into the ravine below.