Photograph Aunt Sarah's Falls

Montour Falls, New York

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Aunt Sarah's Falls is a quick and easy roadside stop not far from Watkins Glen and at about 90 foot, is no slouch when flowing!

This waterfall can be seen directly from the road but can also easily be missed when driving route 14. There is a small parking lot across the street to stop and enjoy the falls and take a few photos. It sits right on the border of Montour Falls just south of Watkins Glen.

Aunt Sarah's Falls is a seasonal waterfall, so it is best to visit in the spring or after a rainfall. However, it is roadside, so if you are in the area it doesn't hurt to swing by and check it out.

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