Our Finger Lakes region of upstate New York is blessed with hundreds of waterfalls.
My nephew Mark Moskal is a tour guide in the area and is known as one of the experts on all aspects of fishing, hunting, canoeing, and kayaking. He beautifully documents his experiences on his blog mentioned below.
I have taken a few pictures of one of my favorite waterfalls located in Montour Falls, NY, named by the Native Americans as She-Qua-Ga or "Tumbling Waters." I was able to capture it during sub-freezing temperatures this past Christmas. Following that is a picture of it with a western sun shining through during the summer months last year.
If you visit anywhere near on your trip through you must take an extra hour or so of your time to take in the many larger and smaller waterfalls. Just another free gift from Mother Nature! Who needs to travel the world for world class views when they are right here!
Summit to Stream Outdoor Report: Finger Lakes Winter Waterfalls: "Today we got some shots of our local waterfalls that are swollen with the runoff from melting snow and rainfall. If the water stays up, then..."
My nephew Mark Moskal is a tour guide in the area and is known as one of the experts on all aspects of fishing, hunting, canoeing, and kayaking. He beautifully documents his experiences on his blog mentioned below.
I have taken a few pictures of one of my favorite waterfalls located in Montour Falls, NY, named by the Native Americans as She-Qua-Ga or "Tumbling Waters." I was able to capture it during sub-freezing temperatures this past Christmas. Following that is a picture of it with a western sun shining through during the summer months last year.
If you visit anywhere near on your trip through you must take an extra hour or so of your time to take in the many larger and smaller waterfalls. Just another free gift from Mother Nature! Who needs to travel the world for world class views when they are right here!
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| She-Qua-Ga "Tumbling Water" in its frozen state December 2010 |
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| She-Qua-Ga Falls during the summer of 2010 by Cathy Moskal |
This is one of the latest posts from Captain Mark Moskal's blog about fishing, hunting, and other outdoor excursions. The waterfalls in our area are like no other! You could spend the whole day exploring their beauty in our State Parks or just driving along the road.
Summit to Stream Outdoor Report:
Finger Lakes Winter Waterfalls
Summit to Stream Outdoor Report: Finger Lakes Winter Waterfalls: "Today we got some shots of our local waterfalls that are swollen with the runoff from melting snow and rainfall. If the water stays up, then..."
I've always loved that waterfall...worth going a few minutes out of the way to see.
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