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Dionondahowa Falls

Washington County, New York

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Washington County, New York
Access status
Short signed public trail to a railed viewpoint
The walk
About a third of a mile to the viewing area
Ground & access
Mostly flat dirt trail with small rises; the last stretch to the viewing area is steep and eroded. Stay behind the gate and railings near the cliffs.

Dionondahowa Falls is a natural falls on the Batten Kill topped by a dam, about 60 feet high in total, east of Schuylerville. From the pull-off on Windy Hill Road, follow the well-defined trail into the woods. At a fork both ways lead to the falls; the right fork stays near the river with views of the dam top. A gate blocks the way toward the cliffs; climb the stairs up the hillside to rejoin the other branch, then turn right and go down a steep, eroded path to a railed viewing area. Trees partly block the view. The trail is not well marked near the viewing area. The route description dates from 2019.

Plan your visit

Dionondahowa Falls pull-off on Windy Hill Road, woods trail to the railed viewing area above the Batten Kill

Uncovering New York gives about a third of a mile to the viewing areas. Northern New York Waterfalls gives 0.15 mile.

Mostly flat dirt trail with small rises; the last stretch to the viewing area is steep and eroded. Stay behind the gate and railings near the cliffs.

Where to start

Small paved pull-off on the right of Windy Hill Road, about 0.6 mile north of NY 29 (NY 29 is reached about 2.4 miles east of US 4 in Schuylerville). A sign welcomes visitors to Dionondahowa Falls.

Timing & water

No seasonal closure is listed.

Before you go

No fee or reservation is mentioned.

Visitor information
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More waterfalls nearby

Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Washington County, New York.

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