New York, US
While not part of the High Peaks, Buck has a height of 2,000ft with stunning views overlooking Lake George.
Marcy is the highest point in New York State with an elevation of 5,343.1 ft.
The 4.9 mile Snakefoot trail follows the dolomite and limestone shoreline.
The IBM Glen contains a mature forest with some of the oldest and largest trees in Broome County, and its cascading gorge is the region's finest.
The Town of Skaneateles obtained land for preservation and recreational purposes that was simply named the Skaneateles Conservation Area. The area's main feature is the 25 foot Guppy Falls and there are hiking trails throughout the property.
Bear Swamp Creek runs through these two adjacent areas creating a 100 foot gorge with amazing waterfalls.
7337 acres of wooded glens, creeks, and hilltop oak-hickory forests.
Hidden away near Wayland, NY, is a small but beautiful gully featuring a 70 foot waterfall, several other smaller falls and cascades.
Lick Brook Gorge is the highlight of this preserve as it carves a flowing corridor through eastern hemlock and white pine trees on its way to Cayuga Lake.
A deep gorge in Western New York featuring 3 waterfalls, gorge and rim trails.
Green and Round are rare meromictic lakes meaning their water layers do not intermix. This creates their blue/green color and the top layer its transparency.
Home to one of the largest gorges in the Finger Lakes region of New York, Briggs Gully. Multiple trails weave through the forest and smaller gullies.
A geological biodiverse garden with a meromictic lake at its heart. Multiple trails lead you through lush woods, and the lakes rim trail is rugged and wild.
The wooded gorge features waterfalls, cascades, and a water-carved stone amphitheater encompassing the first waterfall.
This unique area is home to a hanging waterfall known as Tinker Falls. The natural cavern behind the falls is walkable for a truly unique experience.
Known as the "Grand Canyon of the East", the park features majestic waterfalls, scenic landscapes, and 28 miles of trails.
One of New York's most popular tourist destinations. Featuring 19 waterfalls and cascades in a beautifully naturally cut gorge.
The wooded gorge features waterfalls, cascades, and a water-carved stone amphitheater encompassing the first waterfall.
10 waterfalls flow through this beautiful park's gorge and the last is a 165-foot cascade with a natural pool that visitors can cool off in.
Home to two 60-foot waterfalls and a deep gorge with 100 ft walls, Grimes Glen is an adventure for advanced hikers willing to make the climb up the falls.
An epic hiking experience as this place grants you the ability to ascend or descend through a gorge packed with amazing waterfalls and cascades.
