The Magnificent Overlook In New York That’s Worthy Of A Little Adventure
By Lea Monroe|Published May 22, 2019
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If you take the time to explore all around the shores of Cayuga Lake, you’ll easily see why so many of us consider this area to be one of the most scenic in all of New York. If you head just north of our City of Waterfalls in Ithaca, you’ll find one of our state’s most epic parks out near the shores of the lakefront. Requiring little effort on your part, see why so many people love taking the trip out to this breathtaking overlook in Tompkins County.
Easy to find out in the small village of Trumansburg, Taughannock Falls State Park is the definition of an absolute must-see natural attraction.
Some adventurers may opt to come to this park and fully take on the scenic hike through Taughannock Falls's gorge, but locals know that there's also an easily accessible overlook that offers equally amazing views in the park.
Head on over to the park's Visitor Center, and you'll find a sizeable parking lot that you can pull into that features a variety of informational signs on the park and the incredible gorge you're about to get a look at.
Easy as pie, all it takes is a quick walk down a gorgeous stone staircase and you'll have this pristine view of the tallest free-falling waterfall east of the Mississippi River!
One of the most photographed places in our state, during our peak summer months you'll find this staircase full of tourists and locals from all over the state that wants to enjoy this amazing overlook.
An easy adventure that all ages can enjoy, from the Taughannock Falls Overlook everyone can get an amazing look at one of our state's most notable natural wonders.
With New York's spring rain turning Taughannock Falls into quite the sight to see, now's the perfect time to plan a visit to this small-town state park if you've never been.