Waterfall Name: Fowlersville Falls, South side
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Location: Lyonsdale Twn
First Visit: 09-23-2006
State: New York State
Region: Northern Region
County: Lewis County
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NYS Tourism Region: Adirondack Mountains
NYDEC Region: Western Adirondacks/Eastern Lake Ontario
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Waterfall Location: N43.62360 W75.27800
Parking: N43.62431 W75.27400
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Stream, River: Moose River
Height, Type: 20ft,Slide Class IV+ Rapids
Elevation: 1150 ft
Level of Difficulty, Hiking Distance: Moderate .4 mile round trip from the trail south of the river and an easy 1.2 mile roundtrip walking the dirt road north of the river.
Whitewater Rte, Canoe Rte Map: http://www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/detail/id/1352/
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My Resource: Eastern New York All Outdoors Atlas and Field Guide Publication 2008 pg 115 A4
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Brochures, Travel Guides, Visitor Guides: ————-
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Photos, Information Contributed to other Websites: Dig the Falls, Northern New York Waterfalls
Landmark: Fowlersville Historical Bridge
Nearest Intersection: Fowlerville Rd and Youngs Rd
Directions: From the intersection of Hwy 12 and Hwy 12d and McAlpine St, drive east on McAlpine St for .4 miles. Turn right onto Center St and drive .5 miles. (Note: at .3 miles Center St changes to Franklin St). Turn left onto Laura St and drive .8 miles bearing left onto Lyonsdale Rd. Continue on Lyonsdale Rd for 2.4 Miles. Bear right onto Marmon Rd and drive .3 miles. At this point Marmon Rd goes to your right. Bear left onto Hunkins Rd and drive 1.1 mile to its intersection with Fowlersville Rd. Turn left onto Fowlersville road and drive 1.4 miles. You will see a small parking area on your left just before the bridge. From the parking area, facing towards the river, head into the woods. You will see a couple of paths from the start, but they lead into one and then follow the river downstream.
Comments, Notes: Another access is from the other side of the river. To get to there, from this location, cross over the Fowlersville bridge and go another .2 miles. You will see a dirt road on your left. I took this dirt road in my jeep down in to the parking area by the river. From the parking area follow the path that leads downstream.
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