Cascadilla Gorge Trail - Finger Lakes | New York

"The iconic Cornell Botanic Gardens Cascadilla Gorge Trail connects downtown Ithaca with the Cornell Campus among one of the most picturesque gorges in the Finger Lakes Region and was voted Ithaca's favorite gorge. Ascending over 400 feet, this historic set of stone trails and staircases was originally constructed in the late 1920's, and takes visitors through the gorge formed from ancient bedrock and past six waterfalls. At a leisurely pace, this 1/3-mile section of the trail takes less than an hour from the Treman Triangle Park in downtown to the upper entrance by the College Avenue Stone Arch Bridge. In Collegetown, the trail crosses College Avenue and the Goldwin Smith Walk continues to follow Cascadilla Creek for another half mile through a flat, wooded area that leads to two footbridges over scenic waterfalls. The lower gorge from Linn St to College Ave is closed during the winter months, but the gorge above College Ave is open year round." (ithacatrails.org/)

[@solidman107]

Incredible trail, I'd love to take a walk arround there maybe jump straigh in to the water, but it seems that you're not suposed to do that, anyways the footage looks like the ultra HD tv uses as a demo in the stores, amazing videos I've seen all so far but didn't commented yet, great stuff Louie, I hope you keep doing great as usual, take care my friend.

[@lkarloff]

Hello Gerardo how have you been my friend? It looks even better in person, these places are so pristine and tranquil it's such a stress reliever to be in the wilderness. I know there were several times when I wanted to jump in but they say over time it would erode the gorges if people swam here. I'm glad you are enjoying these episodes I have one grand finale to Letchworth State Park which features similar landscapes found in the western US. Have a great weekend Gerardo, take care and best wishes!