Waterfall Name: Pratts Falls Park
Aka: ————-
Location: Pompey Twn

First Visit: 06-24-2002

State: New York State
Region: Central Region
County: Onondaga County
Park Area: Pratts Falls Park

NYS Tourism Region: Finger Lakes-Wine Country
NYDEC Region: Central New York

Waterfall Challenge:Finger Lakes Region Waterfall Challenge Paperback – October 30, 2019, by John Haywood, Julie Hughes Romano, Bella Romano, Edward Smathers,Onondaga,pg32

Waterfall Location: N42.93134 W75.99448
Parking: N42.93232 W75.99156
Trailhead: ————-
Trail Name, Reference to: ————-

Stream, River: Pratt Creek
Height, Type: 137ft Horsetail,30ft Unnamed Waterfall viewed from the North Rim Trail
Elevation: 1178 ft
Level of Difficulty, Hiking Distance: It Is About A 15 Minute rt

Whitewater Rte, Canoe Rte Map: ————-
Maps: Western New York All-Outdoors Atlas & Field Guide, 2008,D6,pg135

My Resource: 200 Waterfalls in Central and Western New York: A Finder’s Guide Paperback – June 5, 2018, by Rich and Sue Freeman,Waterfalls in Onondaga, Madison and Oneida Counties,pg340
Book Resource: World Waterfalls Database
Brochures, Travel Guides, Visitor Guides: Onondaga County Parks
Trail_URL: ————-
Additional Information: Mohawk Region Waterfall Guide: From the Capital District to Cooperstown & Syracuse: The Mohawak and Schoharie Valleys, Helderbergs, and Leatherstocking Country, Paperback – June 12, 2007, by Russell Dunn,Waterfalls Along Route 20,pg167

Photos, Information Contributed to other Websites: ————-

Landmark: ————-
Nearest Intersection: Pratts Falls Rd and Gardner Rd
Directions: From I-81 S, Take exit 15 to the right onto US-20 towards Lafayette. Take the US-20 E ramp to the right towards Lafayette/Cazenovia and drive for 7.3 miles. Turn left onto Gardner Rd and drive for 1.3 miles. Turn right onto Gardner Rd and drive for 95 ft. Turn right onto Pratts Falls Rd and drive for .3 miles. Turn left onto Rd and drive for .2 miles. Turn right onto Rd and drive for .4 miles.

Comments, Notes: The stairs looked fairly new and the walkways. The newest addition I first noticed this time was the big sign for the falls trail.

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