Buttermilk Falls State Park - Finger Lakes | New York

"The park’s namesake falls, Buttermilk Falls, tumbles down the striated gorge rock in two distinct drops. The first, nearly 90 feet in height, lies beside the trail that ascends quickly away from the swimming area. The second is visible just above the first from a handsomely built stone lookout. Most of the Gorge Trail and some of the Lake Trail feature beautiful stone walls and staircases that accentuate the scenery as you delve deeper into the gorge. Originally, the park’s infrastructure was built by Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) crews during the 1930s, but work has continued to create a picturesque interweaving of landscape and waterscape. In addition to numerous stunning waterfalls, there are innumerable small flumes, tumbles, and cascades that contribute to the awesome scene. And on top of all that are the park’s visually striking emerald green potholes." (https://www.gofingerlakes.org/)