The Finger Lakes are home to a variety of waterfalls, none
of which are to be overlooked. Among the
lesser known, stand Hector Falls.
Located North of Watkins Glen in Hector, NY this roadside fall is unique
and unlike any other.
Standing at 165 feet,
Hector Falls are a tiered cascading fall cut into three sections. Broader, larger, and more open than the
surrounding Finger Lakes falls, Hector Falls cascade over shale and limestone
rock on its way down toward Seneca Lake. Although only the top third can be seen from
the road, the falls are still a sight to behold. If you are looking to see the
falls in its entirety, try renting a kayak or boat and see the view from Seneca
Lake.
Accessible all year round, the falls are best to visit after
heavy rains in the Spring and Fall.
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