Watkins Glen State Park
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| Taughannock Falls is New York State's highest at 215 feet, but is perhaps more remarkable for its composition. It drops from a shallow, V-shaped valley over the edge of a symmetrical, semicircular cliff, into a perfectly round plunge pool. It is one of the large number of waterfalls found along the glens and gulfs that border each of the Finger Lakes. | |
Watkins Glen State Park |
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| From Point Lookout, near the park entrance | View from behind Cavern Cascade |
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| Central Cascade, the glen's highest | In the Glen of Pools, a narrow section with many small cascades |
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| Striking, funnel-like waterfall at the head of the Glen of Pools | In Spiral Gorge, a dark, narrow section with weird rock formations |
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