Parish Glen / Conklin Gully, RT-245, Naples, NY 14512, US

Parish Glen / Conklin Gully, located in Naples, New York, is a lesser-known gully in the area that offers a unique and adventurous experience for visitors. While the easily seen waterfalls may not be as impressive as those in other nearby gullies, the deeper sections of the gorge hold impressive waterfalls for those willing to put in the effort. Open to the public and situated in the High Tor Wildlife Management area, Conklin Gully provides a great opportunity for exploration and hiking, with visitors needing to navigate the creek bed and climb some waterfalls to fully experience the beauty of the area. With a parking area conveniently located just east of Parish Hill Road, visitors can easily access the main trail, which is the creek bed itself. As they venture further into the gorge, they will encounter cascading falls, sheer walls over 100 feet high, and a larger 20-foot waterfall. For the more adventurous, climbing this waterfall leads to even more breathtaking sights, including an impressive 50-foot waterfall. While the creek can go dry in the summer, visiting after a good rain allows visitors to witness the waterfalls at their best, although caution should be exercised during periods of heavy rain. Overall, Conklin Gully offers a unique and rewarding experience for those seeking a less crowded and more adventurous outdoor excursion in the Naples area.Generated from the website