Eagle Cliff Falls — Attraction in Town of Montour

There are so many waterfalls in this area. You don’t know where to begin. We went on a day where there wasn’t a heavy rain in September. The weather was perfect as it wasn’t too hot and there wasn’t a ton of people around. We also hit Watkins Glen State Park. Camping was a bit cold in the morning hike was a bit cold, but we were very happy to have gone before everybody started coming out when the weather warmed up. If you’re a true hiker, you have the proper gear to stay warm. Eagle Cliff Falls is outside of the parkin Montour, New York. This was our favorite of the falls outside of Watkin Glenn State Park. Of course, we did not have time to see them all. But this fall was amazing and well worth going 15 minutes...

Really nice waterfall in Havana Glen Park in the town of Montour Falls near Watkins Glen. There is a $3 charge per car and you walk a few hundred yards up a rough path (stairs and stone) to get to the falls, but it’s worth it. The day we were there in mid-August, the falls were running full blast like a fire hose was spouting water from the cliff. You can get very close to the falls for pictures. There is a “No Swimming” sign posted but the water at the base of the falls was only waist deep (at most) anyway when we were there. The park itself has a picnic area, playground and restrooms. Not crowded the day...

We stopped in Havana Glen for a short hike to Eagle Cliff Falls with our dog after visiting Watkins Glen. Havana Glen is a small town of Montour Park with picnic areas and camping in season and a short trail. Parking for the waterfall is at the back corner of the park. Portal Cascade is a small 10-foot waterfall visible at the start of the trail. The trail leads past the waterfall and some cool cliffs to an open area at the base of Eagle Cliff Falls. It's fun to splash around in the shallow water and enjoy the waterfall. Overall, a great little hike and definitely worth a stop if...