Well it turns out that the Ausable River doesn’t only grace the Rainbow Falls, but this magnificent High Falls, too. The High Falls Gorge is a 22-acre park well paved for you to bring in your families and friends. Take a leisurely stroll along the splendid trails and be greeted by charming views of the …
Another of Ithaca’s many ‘gorges’ prides, just take the Aurora Street to reach this heart-touching falls within minutes. The Ithaca Falls is 150ft tall and 175ft wide and you can admire it from a close distance. The sight of the shower drizzling down from the Fall Creek and into the Cayuga Lake is impressively delightful. …
Trailing up the gorge, at the head of the section you’ll be introduced to the Cavern Cascades. You’ll be led from its behind and then through the Spiral Tunnel. It’s basically a twisted trail that will take you through a dimly lit corridor before emerging into the bright side of the glen. The Cavern Cascade …
To elevate your journey across the state, the best waterfalls in New York are awaiting your arrival. Trek through the verdant forests of the Kaaterskill Falls and be astonished. Ascend the rocky terrains of the Taughnnock Falls, and climb the craggy cliffs of the Chittenango Falls. Either way, it’s splendid. Stop by roadside waterfalls, like …
Belhurst Castle is an old private estate in Geneva, New York, on the coast of Seneca Lake. It was constructed between 1885 and 1889 by architects Fuller & Wheeler. This Romanesque Revival style mansion of three stories, nine bays wide, is made with Medina sandstone. It features a slate gable roof, a solarium of one floor, and four …
Erie Maritime Museum is a marine museum on Pennsylvania’s Presque Isle Bay in Erie’s downtown, Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission (PHMC) manages this museum. It became the first Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission-affiliated museum in 20 years when it was officially opened on May 21, 1988. It is the home of the US Brig Niagara, an advanced recreation …
Not many people are aware of the prolonged presence of the Bemus Point-Stow Ferry on Lake Chautauqua since 1811. At first, a small wooden raft was rowed or pulled side by side at a distance of 1,000 feet. Now it is a 60-ton flat steel ferry constructed in 1929, powered by a large diesel engine …
Cross-country skiing is the oldest form of skiing. The need to travel through the snowy terrain has led to the emergence of this form of skiing. In this style of skiing, the skiers move through the snow-covered landscape, relying on their own movements rather than using ski lifts. At the end of the nineteenth century, it was created as …
The scenic beauty of the lakes in New York, the verdant lakeshores, and boat rides are some of the most amusing things, one can get to enjoy in the Big Apple. New York has 7,600 freshwater lakes, waterways, and basins, including the picturesque Finger Lake and portions of two of the Great Lakes, like Lake Erie …
Shuffleboard, alternatively known as floor shuffleboard, is a game where players using weights discs send them sliding down a narrower court with the aim of having them to come to rest within a designated marked scoring area. This game is widely popular and is played in many parts of the world. In Europe it has …
