| Directions
From the intersection of NY 12E and
NY 180, just west of Watertown, drive west on 12E about
1/4 mile. Take a left on the Middle Road.
Proceed for 5.5 miles to the Stone Road where you turn
left. This road will end at the south shore where
you turn right. In just over a mile, you will
come to a creek and the waterfall will be on the right.
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| County: |
Jefferson |
| Town: |
Brownville |
| USGS Map: |
Henderson
Bay |
| Waterway: |
Unnamed waterway |
| Latitude: |
N 43°
58' 03" |
| Longitude: |
W 76°
08' 41" |
| Drop: |
3' |
| Type: |
Curtain cascade |
| Region: |
On the peninsula
of Pillar Point |
| Parking: |
Roadside |
| Trail type: |
NA |
| Length of
hike: |
NA |
| Difficulty: |
Easy |
| Accessibility: |
Public |
| Name: |
Unnamed |
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This location is probably on private property, but it doesn't
really matter because you can see it from the roadside. The
waterfalls itself is very tiny, probably only three feet high.
Because of its size, or lack of it, many would probably not consider
this a waterfall. It is, however, a cascade, and flows during
part of the year. During dry times, it slows to a trickle,
and between December and March, it is usually frozen.
Pillar Point is a peninsula that juts into Lake Ontario.
This unnamed stream is no more than two miles long and its outlet
is less than 300 yards from the lake.
Last update: October 12, 2016
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