Buttermilk Falls State Park

201 Middle Rd, Ithaca, New York 14845

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Buttermilk Falls

5 out of 5 stars by erielly38 from Richmond, Virginia
July 20, 2006

Quote: Buttermilk Falls is a gorgeous waterfall in Long Lake, NY. Its not very big, but its definitely beautiful. Its reached by a very short, flat walk. The area surrounding it has picnic tables and stone fireplaces. Its definitely a great place for... Read the full Buttermilk Falls State Park review

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Buttermilk Falls State Park

3 out of 5 stars by apete from Royal Oak, Michigan
April 16, 2001

Quote: These falls are also highly recommended. Again, they are very close to town. The trails are closed in the winter but still worth the visit. I am planning on a return trip to hit this among many other parks in the area.

From journal Home of Cornell and the Moosewood Restaurant