>>2855565>via creekwalkingI need to find water shoes that are sturdy yet light. I have wide feet and have bought a bunch that were uncomfortable or flimsy.
>a private waterfall was it worth it?
all waterfalls should be public
finger lakes seems like a weirdly stuck up and stuffy place
kinda fancy, but surrounded by some extreme poverty too, I saw lots of abandoned/dilapidated homes
I dunno if you ever get south but there's a right called the Obed in TN you might enjoy if you like gorges. There's this one overlook, not sure if it has a name, on the south side of the river
I just found it on alltrails someone's photo looked GREAT, but way far from the trailhead maybe 5-6 mi each way I'd have to double check the exact location and distance
you could probably do it easily
I think you park at the nemo trailhead
east of "the point" which is the main obed river overlook but that view doesn't look as nice
also re: private watefall alltrails used to have a community content section you could view on a map and see where everyone was recording their hikes I guess strava sort of does the same thing with a heat map maybe, anyways there were these locals from Pickens, WV a super remote high mountains wv town who found a waterfall on sugar creek, which is a high elevation tributary of the elk river, which flows on down to charleston wv, the capital
I don't think they posted any photos but I'd love to check it out but for that the land is all owned by big paper companies and alllll of it is private, really a shame it's otherwise a beautiful high elevation waterway that really should be legally protected and opened to recreation
