An incredible site and a historical landmark. Definitely a must see in the Spring, but I do wish there was more recognition of the falls by the State. The falls were the inspiration for Hiawatha that made him form peace between the natives to form the Iroquois Confederacy centuries ago. The falls were known as the "Great Falls" by the 1600's and were highly recognized by the Dutch settlers and other European Visitors and were considered the largest falls in the western world until Niagara Falls was discovered. It was used to generate electricity for numerous manufacturers, one of which was the Harmony Mills, which was one of the largest and most productive cotton mills in the nation in its time during the mid to late 1800's. Don't miss this spectacular site and wonderful preservation of...
Read moreParking is east across the street at the designated area. It is not a place to spend a ton of time, however, more of a quick stop while in the area to check out the waterfall. Some stairs headed down to the falls itself. Can't get too close due to a fence so not a whole lot to see. Interesting history with great signs explaining though. If you’re a fan of history, canals, canal locks, and waterfalls, you should check it out if you’re...
Read moreThe most silent falls! You cannot hear the sound of the water until you walk down near the viewpoints. It is home to a hydroelectric power plant and apparently, a popular field trip destination for elementary school children. Though you can't see the falls real close, you can see 2 powerful turbines doing their thing. Definitely...
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