Waterfalls

The Lower Falls

The Genesee River goes over several waterfalls: the High Falls, Middle Falls, and Lower Falls¹. The largest waterfall, as most well known is the High Falls. It is viewable from a large pedestrian bridge that spans the gorge that the water drops into. The second largest, and also the highest of the falls, is the Lower Falls which is accessable from Seneca Park. The best place to view the lower falls is from the Driving Park Avenue Bridge (maps.google.com link). The Middle Falls is not very impressive at all and is very close to the Lower Falls.

The grassy area near the Lower Falls contains a monument of some sorts called The Seat of Forgetting and Remembering.

• Abraham Lincoln Park in Penfield has a small waterfall
  

• Channing H. Philbrick Park in Penfield has several waterfalls along Irondequoit Creek
  

• Corbett's Glen Nature Park - small waterfall in Brighton park
  

• Fall Brook Falls is near Geneseo
  

• Honeoye Falls - on Honeoye Creek in the village of Honeoye Falls

• NYfalls.com - photos, descriptions and directions to area waterfalls.
  

• List of nearby waterfalls with directions
  

• Information on waterfalls found in the western half of New York State.