Fillmore Glen State Park - Cayuga County

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Rate Fillmore Glen State Park

1 - Ugly, Not worth the trip
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2 - Could be better
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3 - OK, See it if you are in the area
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4 - Beautiful, worth the trip
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63%
5 - Must see, worth revisiting
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38%
 
Total votes: 16
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Great shots!!!

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Thanks, I've been lurking for sometime and figured it was time to jump on board!
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Nice pics, Jroz. Welcome!
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Great pics!
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Got there before the lake effect fiasco. I love shooting waterfalls in winter, unfortunately, you don't have much time before they freeze completely
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Nice shots Matt :up: I am hoping to get out this weekend before the sub arctic temperatures blast next week.

Was the trail "open"?
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hobkyl wrote:Nice shots Matt :up: I am hoping to get out this weekend before the sub arctic temperatures blast next week.

Was the trail "open"?
"Open" enough to walk on, but I can't say what it looks like now after this snow....
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Well not worried about that I have snowshoes...but know that most State Parks with a gorge close at least the trails closer to the water. Other than Letchworth 2 years ago....I've never really ventured out waterfalling in the winter.
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