18 thoughts on “Bobbieswaterfalls, Waterfalls of New York State and Beyond”

1. scoutingmcrance April 17, 2019 at 9:06 pm

   If you want more infromation on the Waterfall at Camp Babcock-Hovey please let me know. here is a picture, feal free to swipe from facebook.

   https://www.facebook.com/CampBabcockHovey/photos/p.687598574598949/687598574598949/?type=1&theater

   https://www.facebook.com/CampBabcockHovey/photos/p.1102990293059773/1102990293059773/?type=1&theater

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   1. Bobbie Sweeting Post authorApril 18, 2019 at 3:40 am

      Thanks so much!!

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2. Rick November 25, 2017 at 1:19 pm

   Nevele falls is incorrect, that is the North Gully you have up. Nevele falls is actually on the property of the Nevele resort.

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   1. Bobbie Sweeting Post authorNovember 25, 2017 at 3:36 pm

      That is correct Rick. I had notes to make that correction. My original source list the location as Nevele Falls and then they mention the one on the resort property. It was only about a yr or so ago, I found more information to confirm it all. Currently this information is listed on digthefalls as there being information for two Nevele falls. All this will be noted and adjusted. Thanks for the contact and reminding me to get back working on my website!!

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3. usathroughoureyes March 8, 2017 at 10:21 pm

   This is a great listing of waterfalls. We love them and we’ll be using this a lot.

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   1. Bobbie Sweeting Post authorMarch 9, 2017 at 2:33 am

      Thank You, check back often as I am doing quite a bit of background work here, and soon more pages will become live again.

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      1. usathroughoureyes March 9, 2017 at 1:13 pm

         We will be checking in continually Bobbie.

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         1. Melissa Lynne Meacham March 30, 2019 at 7:45 pm

            these are just beauitful waterfalls ty for sharing these beauitful pictures .

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            1. Bobbie Sweeting Post authorMarch 31, 2019 at 3:22 am

               Thank you very much.
4. Randy P. September 8, 2015 at 2:36 am

   Bobby I did some further research for you! The name of that pond I was referring to off Rossman Hill Rd. (on south side, near small parking area) it called Looking Glass Pond; and it has a trail that runs eastward of the pond and connects to Long Path Trail! That is the trail I couldn’t think of the name of! If you find Long Path Trail on a map, your well on your way to finding Panther Creek Falls! Panther Creek Falls is found (all 13 0f them) along the Long Path Trail between Rossman Hill Rd. and Sawyer Hollow Rd.); and the trail goes along the east border of the Panther Creek where the falls are located! So you should be able to also figure out whether you want to visit the falls from either the access point from Sawyer Hollow Rd. or Rossman Hill Rd., as the Long Path runs through both of these parking areas I mention for reaching these falls! Take care! Randy

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5. Randy P. September 8, 2015 at 2:09 am

   Thanks!

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6. Randy P. September 8, 2015 at 1:54 am

   Your welcome! With I forgot to mention that the small parking area on Rossman Hill Rd., has a fairly good size pond just south of it and a trail that leads to it. It is also a trail that continues on past the pond and works it ways slightly eastward and then has a fork to it! If you go left (northward) it takes you back up to Rossman Hill Rd.. With this is suppose to be a very significant trail; and once it crosses over Rossman Hill Rd. to the north, you are on track to making to Panther Creek Falls. But I didn’t have time to try that and so missed out on it! With what I did is relied on finding the trail by going eastward on Rossman Hill Rd. from that small parking area! Now, there is another way to reach Panther Creek Waterfalls from Rt. 20 Sawyer Hollow Rd.). If your going eastward on Sawyer Hollow Rd. (Rt. 20) and after passing Sawyer Hollow Rd. (Rt. 20) jct. with Looking Glass Rd., you will see a small parking area (on south side of the rd.) that looks like a place for fishermen to park; and from there if you travel south or asouthwest like direction it eventually reaches the waterfalls! So good luck and nice chatting here! Randy

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7. Randy P. September 7, 2015 at 8:54 pm

   Bobbie I never found Panther Creek when in that area in May 2015! You just need to go a little further than where you posted it to be at for Panther creek (on Rossman HIll Rd.)! If you find a small parking area on the left (just before where Rossman Hill Rd. reaches Looking Glass Rd. on the right), you could possibly park there and find the trail to Panther Falls by going east on Rossman Rd. from the parking area and then turning left (or north of the rd.) on to a small trail that is suppose to lead to the first of thirteen falls (going toward the north),that can be covered in just over a 1/2 mile or so, from what I could see from Fallguys description of this area! Good luck! Randy

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   1. Bobbie Sweeting Post authorSeptember 8, 2015 at 1:20 am

      I actually have not yet made it back to that area to find it. I do have more information on it, and now as well as the information you have provided. Thank you!!

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8. Patrick September 7, 2015 at 4:47 pm

   What falls/river is posted for the website picture? Thanks!

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   1. Bobbie Sweeting Post authorSeptember 7, 2015 at 6:12 pm

      When I get back home will post the names. Past couple of posts are beaver River. Belfort and Taylorville section.

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   2. Bobbie Sweeting Post authorSeptember 8, 2015 at 1:49 am

      I have updated the pictures posted from 9/5/2015 and today’s photos are from the Taylorville whitewater section on the Beaver River. I just sorted out my photos and will attach names to the photos as I confirm them.

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9. Randy January 18, 2015 at 3:28 pm

   Did you ever find out how to get to Panther Creek Falls that has a series of waterfalls? Per Waterfall Guy there are 13 waterfalls on a tributary to Panther Creek, located off of Rt. 20/Saw Hollow Rd. (between W. Fulton and summit, NY). With him showing that the first of these series of waterfalls starts at or near the jct. of Looking Glass Rd. & Rossman Hill Rd.! He shows photos of all 13 falls on the internet under Flickr.com. All of them are impressive and yet he tells us that we need to go after a good soaking or in Early Spring since they are seasonal falls! But well worth visiting if in that area! Hope this helps in your effort to, also,

   update your website, in which I like a lot! Thanks and happy waterfalling! Randy from NC!

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