Ludlowville Falls - Tompkins County

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1 - Ugly, Not worth the trip
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3 - OK, See it if you are in the area
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4 - Beautiful, worth the trip.
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5 - Must see, worth revisiting
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Discuss Ludlowville Falls and the surrounding area here.
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Ludlowville Falls is a nice one to visit when in the Ithaca area. It's interesting to see the chunk of rock at the right side of the base that's had a hole gouged out of it from years of water spraying onto it.

http://naturalhighs.net/waterfalls/falls00/ludlo-p3.htm
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Check out a close-up of said rock on slide 6
http://www.nyfalls.com/ludlowville.html
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Ludlowville Falls is right on Salmon Creek - the 'famed' fishery for the native Landlocked Atlantic Salmon that still spawn there in the fall.

Maybe in time we can add a fishing element to most of these pages, since most of them sit on a nice fishery.

http://www.tompkins-co.org/NFFA/docs/SalmonCreek.pdf
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I lived in Lansing for a few years before I met Mike. I have many fond memories of Salmon Creek and Myers Park. It was neat being able to return there when I was with the DEC and walk the creek from the park to the falls. We were doing lamprey nest counts at the time. It's a very pretty place.
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I went out for a while today and took some shots ... I took this just before I fell and sprain my wrist in the mud ... :oops: (Thank God for camera straps .. :D, or my camera would have paid the price .. it slipped right out of my hand. ) The water flow with all the melt off was excellent today.

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great shots. I haven't been there with full flow like that.
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Nice shots. I hope your wrist is okay though!
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