Dover Stone Church — Attraction in Town of Dover

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First off the entrance to this trail is a little hard to find. It's on a tiny road in between two houses so it almost looks like a driveway for the houses. After that's said and done the parking situation is a bit annoying. You can either park at a school (when school isn't in session) or at a couple of local businesses in the area. But those are specified on a paper right before the start of the trail.

As for the trail itself the Cave is really beautiful! The path to the cave is really nice there's a small stream of water running next to you as you go. Inside the cave is a very small waterfall and just luscious views with nice photo ops. The only downside is it takes about 5 min after starting the hike to reach the cave and go inside

Aside from the cave there are also 3 trails to explore, lookout point, upper trail and lower trail. You can probably finish them all in about an hour. And unfortunately when I went there was a ton of cloud cover so when I did the lookout path and upper road all that could be seen was white fog. The trails admittedly did have a really nice forest view though as you travel.

Giving this 3 stars due to really short trails with no good viewpoints, although the cave itself was pretty cool, it's a great place for beginner hikers. The people also seem pretty nice and there's a foodtruck nearby next to Kelly's Creamery that serves AMAZING and really cheaply priced food. Would happily go to that food truck...

Absolutely fantastic! When we first arrived, I was nervous thinking it was going to be an overrated, hyped-up walking trail that I had read about in an article of must-see, unknown, NY gems, but was quickly put at ease. This pristine chunk of nature's history will surely blow you away. Between the two of us, we took almost 400 photos. There's just so much unique beauty to pass up. The walking trails are clearly marked and easily seen, and even the least active person can easily navigate the trails, of which there are three. The blue trail is 1.5 miles round-trip, the yellow trail is 1 mile both ways, and the red trail which takes you to the cavern, is level and primarily flat, and is about a mile also. Definitely wear comfortable, slip-resistant shoes for walking over and climbing the rocks, or for wet, slippery rocks if you enter the cavern like I did. This place is absolutely stunning! It is also meticulously maintained. The soft sounds of the running water and the roaring pitch of the waterfalls completely changes when you head up the yellow trail where at a certain point on the trail, becomes very quiet and feels insulated from outside sounds. Just an absolute wonder to behold and was well worth the 3-hr drive to experience, along with the beautiful areas around it, quaint towns, and impressive, historic...