Posted in New York Nature November 21, 2017 by Lea Monroe

This Hidden Spot In New York Is Unbelievably Beautiful And You’ll Want To Find It

Considering the size of New York, there’s more outdoor attractions that are hidden away than we even know about. You may be familiar with popular natural wonders like Niagara Falls and Watkins Glen State Park, there’s a scenic spot tucked away up north that you may not have heard of. Beautiful to visit during any season, this one secluded waterfall is one you’ll want to add on to your adventure bucket list.

Tucked away up in St. Lawrence County, there's a beautiful spot you'll want to visit along the Grass River.

Easily accessible and great for explorers of all ages, the Grass River Wild Forest in the town of Clare offers much to be seen.

Beautiful to see in person, Lampson Falls is surrounded by nothing but peace and quiet.

Lampson Falls spans across 100-feet and is roughly 40-feet tall in size.

The base of the waterfall is quite shallow, making for the perfect place to go swimming during the summer.

You'll even be surprised to find that there's a small beach and plenty of areas that make for great picnicking spots.

Lampson Falls is most popular to visit during our warmer months, but you'll also find plenty of New Yorkers snowshoeing our way out to the falls during winter!

The trail to reach the falls is only .45-miles long, usually taking only 15 minutes for people to explore.

Right off of County Road 27, it won't be too hard to find this place once you know what you're looking for!

Have you ever visited Lampson Falls? To discover more breathtaking spots around the Empire State, check out these 16 Unimaginably Beautiful Places In New York That You Must See Before You Die!