Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Buttermilk Falls State Park spans across approximately 811 acres in the Finger Lakes region of New York State. The park is renowned for its namesake waterfall, where Buttermilk Creek descends in a foamy cascade, creating a beautiful and dramatic scene. This area features a blend of natural landscapes including woodlands, a small lake, and meandering streams that offer scenic beauty year-round. Visitors can explore a network of trails that lead through these diverse habitats, providing opportunities to observe local wildlife and diverse plant life. The park's history is rooted in conservation efforts that have preserved its natural charm for public enjoyment. Popular recreational activities at the park include hiking, swimming, and picnicking. The main attraction, Buttermilk Falls, is complemented by smaller falls and pools that entice visitors with their tranquil appeal.
