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... got the name John Case Brook from Dunn's book. Hillyer's Ravine is the falls he calls Viola Falls. These 3 falls - Viola, Wildcat and lower Buttermilk would make for a great bushwhack from below, starting somewhere near Fawn's Leap ...

Nice shots. There are so many Buttermilk Falls (couldn't they be a bit more creative?) - is this the one on the opposite side of the valley from ...

Another Greene County falls on a tributary to Kaaterskill Creek. The upper 2 cascades, shown here, are reasonably ... I was running out of time. I'd like to return here when the flow is higher. Upper Buttermilk Falls 1.jpg Middle Buttermilk Falls.jpg 42 10' 33.5"N 74 4' 15.14" W

... seen increases by as much as 26 percent, according to state figures. Buttermilk Falls State Park has greeted 95,279 people this year as of July 22 - 19,735 more than the same ...

great shots!

... surrounding area here. We were camping here last weekend and visited Buttermilk Park too. The camping area was nice and away from the main attraction ... The upper area of the park is well worth the trip. The walk to Lucifer Falls was nice with other falls to shoot. I believe the best view of Lucifer ...

... supprised at how little water was flowing due to the wet summer we've been having. Here are three picture from the gorge walk, none of the main falls becasuse their wasn't enough water to make it worthing of shooting. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2643/3781232998_85fc0f6a1c.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2431/3781232198_9578ee051c.jpg ...

... suspect the ownership would have something to do with the exposed Onondaga limestone and possibly some other layers. The good news is that the falls itself may not be privately owned and that the DEC has (in the last 5 years) proposed that they would want to own this property as a unique area. ...

Thanks for the update. And great picture! I love your 360 images.

Matt, Thanks, it came out better than I hoped it would. If I find myself out here again, I would like to get one from the bottom. hobkyl, The first group of people I encountered asked me about getting arrested there. To which I had no reply as I knew nothing of the place other than it was on my topo...

Isnt this "off-limits"? Ive been wanting to go there, but am nervous about it's status.

excellent work. Full screen almost made me dizzy.

I did not find a topic for this specific waterfall, if I missed it, please move this to it. I apologize for not climbing to the bottom but the situation on this day prevented it. I was in the area and saw this on the topo map so I stopped by to shoot a 360vr. Let me know what you think. enjoy Geo ht...

At first I thought you were talking about this Buttermilk Falls... http://www.nyfalls.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=606&p=3794&hilit=buttermilk+falls#p3794 ...

Bird's eye
Map
6 ft high
200+ feet wide
man-made dam upstream
a few ledges downstream
Accessible from the Mill Street Parking Lot.

... repair and rehabilitation projects. Other changes in the area include: Buttermilk Falls State Park: Swimming area will open June 20, four weeks late. Cayuga Lake State Park: ...

Thank you....I did visit this waterfall in October of 2008, as well as in August of 2008. Both times there were hardly any people there. It is truly amazing how one place can take on a whole different look at different times in the seasons. I have some shots of these falls on my website.

Bobbie wrote:Is this waterfall located on North Point Road?

Yes

just south of the village of Long Lake.

Is this waterfall located on North Point Road?

Probably a combination of river volume and accessability. It's only a few 100 feet walk from the parking lot to the river. It's definitely not the most picturesque falls in the region but it's a nice place to visit.