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Chittenango Falls: Located in Cazenovia, this picturesque waterfall stands at 167 feet tall and offers stunning views, especially during winter when the cascading water transforms the landscape into a breathtaking scene.
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Mine Kill Falls: Nestled in Mine Kill State Park in North Blenheim, Mine Kill Falls captivates visitors with its 80-foot drop and icy formations during the winter months, making it a must-see natural wonder.
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Ithaca Falls: A highlight of Ithaca's City of Waterfalls, Ithaca Falls impresses with its 150-foot cascade and 175-foot width. While popular in other seasons, winter offers a quieter, more serene experience at this majestic waterfall.
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High Falls Gorge: Situated in Wilmington within the Adirondack Mountains, High Falls Gorge treats visitors to up-close views of four stunning waterfalls along the Ausable River. Accessible boardwalks offer an unparalleled perspective
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Kaaterskill Falls: Considered New York's tallest waterfall, Kaaterskill Falls plunges 260 feet in the Northern Catskill Mountains. Visitors can choose between hiking to the base or enjoying an overlook platform with panoramic views.
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Akron Falls: Found in Akron Falls Park in Erie County, Akron Falls boasts a 40-foot drop and transforms into a magical winter wonderland. Its proximity and easy accessibility make it an ideal destination for a serene winter adventure.
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Taughannock Falls: Situated near Ithaca in Taughannock Falls State Park, Taughannock Falls freezes over during winter, creating a captivating icy spectacle. Standing at 215 feet, it's a must-visit for waterfall enthusiasts.
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Shelving Rock Falls: Accessible via a short hike in Fort Ann, Shelving Rock Falls delights visitors with its 50-foot cascade. Surrounded by the tranquility of the woods and Lake George nearby, it offers a peaceful retreat