The Finger Lakes region of upstate New York is a beautiful area of glacier-carved lakes, gorges, and glens. The goal of our trip: hike up as many little canyons as possible and see as many waterfalls as possible...
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Watkins Glen -- the most famous park of the region with a 2-mile hike that takes you up through the narrow
and beautiful gorge. The Sentry Bridge and lower waterfall welcome all visitors.
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The amazing walkway winds through the shale and limestone cliffs. The stone paths are the famous
work of the Civilian Conservation Corps of the 1930's.
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The beautiful "Cavern Cascade" with the path that goes right underneath the falls.
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Peering down into the plunge pool...
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The upper section of the dark and beautiful gorge.
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Man, this is the money shot of the day! Things don't get much more beautiful than this.
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Looking at the continuing staircase of small cascades.
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