The Marvelous 3.4-Mile Trail In New York Leads Adventurers To A Little-Known Waterfall
If you’re looking for a fun hike with a beautiful surprise at the end. then you’ll love this waterfall trail in New York! This 3.4-mile out-and-back trail is in the Allen Lake State Forest near Belfast in Allegany County. It’s rated moderate and is pleasant at any time of year, but the best part is that few people know about it, so you’ll be able to enjoy peace and serenity along the way. Read on to learn more.
You'll also hike through a small gorge. It can be wet, so it's wise to wear waterproof shoes. You can also expect several creek crossings en route to the waterfall.
This is a very special place. You'll probably see some toads. There can be a lot of ticks here, so be sure to wear long pants and to check yourself all over after your hike. If you bring a dog, check him or her, too!
You can get pretty close to the waterfall itself and it's a great photo opportunity. Take some time to relax and listen to the water before you start hiking back. Have fun!
You’ll love this hike! There’s nothing quite like a hike with a waterfall at the end. Plan a trip out to western central New York soon to check out this quiet and spectacular trail.
