What makes New York Waterfalls so appealing/special/unique?
New York State waterfalls may not be as big or high as some of the waterfalls out west, but what they lack in height they more than make up for in terms of their majesty and variety. In the springtime New York State waterfalls are thunderous and awe-inspiring; in the summer they turn into entities of rock and moss as well as water; in fall they are adorned by the glorious colors of autumn, and in winter they become glacier-like. Where could you find such variety and beauty anywhere else? New York State really delivers the goods. What waterfall would you say is your favorite and why? My favorite waterfall is Kaaterskill Falls in the Catskills a 231-foot, two-tier waterfall that has a fabulous history associated with it. When you stand at the base and look up at it, the fall is absolutely magnificent to behold. Historically speaking, it was one of the few waterfalls that were commercialized instead of industrialized. My favorite Adirondack Waterfall is Rainbow Falls (on a tributary to th
