Taughannock Falls & Robert H. Treman State Park
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- Опубліковано 30 жов 2018
- On the second day of our New York Trip we visited Taughannock Falls & Robert H. Treman State Park, check out our blog post on it here: handinhandadventures.com/taug...
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At time marker 2:58 is where I learned to swim 55 yrs ago at age 5! I have so many wonderful childhood memories from camping there with my family. We also had many of our family reunions there. My family is from this area, though we're all spread out across the country now and several family members have passed on. This is such a beautiful place...makes me nostalgic just watching your video.
Beautiful place to visit and enjoy natural. Thank you all.
I love that place. We went there one day to find a wedding happening right there on the upper overlook area. They used a boom box to play some country song. Can't remember the song, wish I did. It was a very small wedding. Great choice!
i'm camping there this august, i hope the falls are running beautifully like they are here.
Beautiful. I’ve never heard of this place. Been stuck on places to photograph. Thank you for sharing 😊
Happy Birthday Kayla! I have never seen Enfield Falls (lower falls) flow that heat before. About midway through that i actually said out loud that i need to get back down there. That gorge trail is stunning. Great video!
Thanks Robert! Yeah water flow was quite high during this trip! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Excellent video. What time of year is this? We’ll be there in October.
😀It’s actually pronounced Taug-hannock. Nice video.
thanks, i needed that info, hah
Hey guys awesome places just curious are you guys from New York
Excellent video!!!
Hi i enjoyed your video. Which trail again that has a lot of steps? I hope I can make it with rest periods 😆 what do you think?
@GailMK - In case you haven't gone yet, you can see the best of the upper gorge with relatively minimal elevation changes (perhaps less than 100 stairs-steps compared to over 400 if you make their full loop) by walking from 4:00 to a spot that overlooks down the gorge at about 6:00 at a sharp left turn in the trail, then turn around to walk back up to the 4:00 spot. Still a lovely walk with plenty of stone walls to sit on for rest breaks and to just take in the surroundings. By the way, there is an historic old gristmill with interpretive signage that is open during the summer months next to the creek behind her at 3:45.
me too. at 69.