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Over 200 spectacular waterfalls are mapped and described in a new book "200 Waterfalls in Central and Western New York - A Finders= Guide."
10 Special Waterfalls to Visit in Central & Western New York
1. Walk behind a wall of water at Tinkers Falls (Cortland County). 2. Hike a mile and cross an 80-foot suspension bridge to reach Royalton Falls where women=s history was made (Niagara County). 3. See small flames dance behind a waterfall from natural gas leaks at Eternal Flame Falls (Erie County). 4. Visit Letchworth State Park on a quest to find all 28 waterfalls (Livingston & Wyoming Counties). 5. Creekwalk up Chautauqua Creek to sit naked in the spray of Skinny Dip Falls (Chautauqua County). 6. Bicycle the Keuka Lake Outlet Trail to enjoy Seneca Mill and Cascade Mill Falls (Yates County). 7. Strap on instep crampons and walk up frozen waterfalls in Conklin Gully (Ontario County). 8. Load the wee ones into the stroller and follow an easy 0.7-mile trail to see Taughannock Falls plummet 215 feet from a high rock notch (Tompkins County). 9. Follow a new 0.4-mile paved path in Rochester to stand at the crest of Lower Falls and at the base of Middle Falls of the Genesee River (Monroe County). 10. Splash up Grimes Glen to enjoy two 60-feet high waterfalls (Ontario County). Over 200 other waterfalls are mapped and described in a new book "200 Waterfalls in Central and Western New York - A Finders= Guide." This 384-page book is a guide for visiting area waterfalls by car, via short or long hikes, and by creekwalking. For more information or to order go to web site www.footprintpress.com or to order call 1-800-421-9383. ISBN: 1-930480-01-6 Author: Rich & Sue Freeman Publisher: Footprint Press, PO Box 645, Fishers, NY 14453 (585) 421-9383, www.footprintpress.com Perfect bound, trade paperback, 5.5 X 8.5" 384 pages, Indexed, 100 maps, 40 pictures Price: $18.95 For more information, please contact: Sue Freeman Footprint Press http://www.footprintpress.com 585-421-9383 sue@footprintpress.com
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