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The view from the parking lot as you enter the gorge.
Dave Kiel
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10/08/2018
The Entrance Bridge and first of the 19 waterfalls.
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Inside the gorge. The lower section has the highest concentration of cascades and waterfalls.
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Cavern Cascades. Photography can be hard here due to the crowds trying to get selfies.
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10/08/2018
Immediately after Cavern Cascade is the Spiral Staircase the CCC carved into the rock for the trail.
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What to photograph next?
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Bird's-eye view of the gorge from the suspension bridge. In 1935 the flood waters nearly made it to the bridge.
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One of the many cascades.
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Looking down from the top of the Central Cascade.
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Sunbeams making it to the bottom of the gorge.
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One of the many cascades in Watkins Glen State Park.
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Fall colors in Watkins Glen State Park.
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Fall colors in Watkins Glen State Park.
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Beautiful water features in Watkins Glen State Park.
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Fortunately there are few signs inside the gorge. Most are at the various entrances and describe much of the history, geology and ecology of the area.
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One of the numerous and relaxing wineries along Seneca Lake.
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Kayaking along the glacier carved cliffs of Seneca Lake.
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Kayaking up to Hector Falls is a popular easy kayak trip near Watkins Glen State Park.