Greetings, this is the producer of hikingohioparks.com Greg Wood.  It's been a great start for hikingohioparks.com. 
I just got back from a great hiking adverture in Ithaca New York where I experienced an awsome repertoire of 
waterfalls and the beautiful Cornell Plantations containing botanical collections and a arboretum.
Starting with the Robert Treman State park,  I couldn't believe how mother nature awsomatized me with her 
dazzling display of moving water.  She produced waterfalls almost arount every bend. It was highlighted by 
the 115 foot Lucifer falls. The  flowing and churning eddies of water fill the many finger lake parks with a 
powerful continuous roar like no other place I've been before. I then went to Buttermilk Falls State Park.  
Wow what at wide and milky waterfalls. You could stay there all day staring at that waterfall.  The gorge 
trails and rim trails allow  numerous waterfall views through the great mature forests. 

 All of the Spring time birds can be heard echoing the massive forest.  For them there is bountiful food 
all around.  Everywhere I looked, there was  another new beautiful and unique waterfall and forest to store 
in memory. These parks where formed by millions of years of glacier and water flows.  The last glacier 
moved out about 10,000 years ago.  

I then went to the great 215 foot Taughannock Falls state park.  Wow was I totally glad I was there.  
This waterfall was the biggest falls east of the rockies.  I couldn't help but hike up to its dangerous 
flow.  The winds created the Taughannock Falls were tremendous and threatened to blow me down while 
I was filming it.  That was  THE most refreshing water experience  I've ever had. It was a dream  
come true to met this honorable falls.  I felt like I was part of the falls as it blew a fierce wind 
and streaming water at me.  I know I'll have to go back to this place.  What an awsome place to 
experience.  You'll love Taughannock Falls State Park. 

 I then finished my hike at Watkins Glen State Park. Glen comes from an old Greek word meaning small 
narrow secluded valley. But size doesn't slow down the continous fall activity.  It surrounds me everywhere once again.
I highly recommend the Ithaca Falls finger lake state parks near Cornell university. I hope to come back 
sometime to experience refreshing waterfalls in mother nature's natural showers.