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Keshequa Creek Falls

Livingston County, New York

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Livingston County, New York
Access status
Partial guide: DEC trail to an unnamed waterfall spur; match to this falls probable
The walk
About 0.3 miles down into the gorge, then up to about a mile along the old grade
Ground & access
Old railroad grade with washed-out sections and eroding creek banks. Short spur trails down to the water.

Sonyea State Forest borders the Keshequa Creek gorge near Mount Morris. DEC says it is popular to walk past the gate and about 0.3 miles down into Keshequa Gorge, then along what is left of the old canal and railroad grade beside the creek. Two short spur trails lead to the water, one to a waterfall and one to Toadfest Point. DEC does not name the waterfall, so its match to Keshequa Creek Falls and this listing is probable but not confirmed. Large sections of the old grade have washed away.

Plan your visit

End of Union Corners Road in Sonyea State Forest, past the gate down into Keshequa Gorge, along the old railroad grade, then a short spur trail to a waterfall

DEC says it is about 0.3 miles past the gate into the gorge and about a mile of old railroad grade along the creek, with two short spur trails to the water. DEC does not say how far along the grade the waterfall spur is.

Old railroad grade with washed-out sections and eroding creek banks. Short spur trails down to the water.

Where to start

DEC gives the access point at the end of Union Corners Road (42.657131, -77.841382). From I-390 exit 6, take NY 36 south, County Route 72 south, then Union Corners Road north into the forest.

Timing & water

The forest shares a boundary with Groveland Correctional Facility; stay on state forest land.

Before you go

No fee is mentioned.

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

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Waterfall location

Livingston County, New York.

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