Cohoes Falls [Kahón:iosKanien'ké:ha (Kanyenkeha or Mohawk language) for "a boat is in the water / is actively submerged"] is a waterfall on the Mohawk River shared by the city of Cohoes and the town of Waterford, New York.

2019年6月4日 · Located along the Mohawk River a short drive north of downtown Albany, Cohoes Falls is easily one of the most impressive waterfalls in Albany and even among the best waterfalls in New York. The waterfall spans the entire 1,000-foot length of …

Cohoes Falls are one of the largest waterfalls east of the Rockies. In New York State, they are second only to Niagara Falls in width. They are 90 feet high and about 1,000 wide. At 225 feet high, Taughannock Falls, which I’ve also visited, in …

Located just northwest of its confluence with the Hudson River, Cohoes Falls is one of New York’s premier historic and grand waterfall attractions. Once a popular tourist attraction, visited by tens of thousands yearly (including a handful of daredevils) it was soon eclipsed by the huge success of the Niagara Falls tourism industry.

Second only to Niagara—Cohoes Falls, also known as the Great Falls of the Mohawk, is one of the largest waterfalls east of the Rocky Mountains. The Mohawk River plunges nearly a hundred feet here, a navigation obstacle to early explorers, before emptying into the Hudson River.

Cohoes Falls is the second largest waterfall in New York State, measuring roughly 1,000 feet across and up to 90 feet high. Located on the Mohawk river, a major waterway in the north west of the state of New York, the falls is shared by the city of …

This newly renovated park offers visitors a scenic view of the Cohoes Falls never before open to the public. One can gain access to the park by walking from North Mohawk Street on a footbridge over the power canals.

The second largest falls in New York State after Niagara. View the natural beauty of this falls formed by glaciers thousands of years ago. The area is now owned and operated as a Hydro-electric power plant.

Height: 90 feet Trail Type: Asphalt Hike Distance: 0.3 miles round trip Difficulty: 1 Beauty: 6 Overview: Just before it meets the Hudson River, the wide Mohawk River makes a steep drop in the town of Cohoes, just north of Albany, creating Cohoes Falls.

T he four-acre Falls View Park offers a view of the scenic Cohoes Falls that spans the Mohawk River between Cohoes and Waterford, NY. The second largest waterfall in New York State, the falls measures roughly 1,000 feet across and up to 90 feet high.