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You can walk on top of the south Aqueduct.

This is an excellent viewpoint for observing the 60-foot waterfall, the largest of the three in the park. It's a perfect spot to rest and capture some unforgettable photos.

This stunning preserve spans 632 acres of rugged hardwood and coniferous forest and features three spectacular waterfalls: the Upper, Lower, and Rynex Creek Falls. Melt waters carved the gorge of the Plotter Kill at the close of the ice ages about 10,000 years ago. All the falls are fantastic, whether you visit in spring with high water or winter when they turn to ice. It is an incredible place to visit, with several hiking trails offering different vantage points to view the falls.

Good start point with parking

Lions Park has a large parking area and access to the Mohawk-Hudson Bike Trail. It is a great spot for a break as there are also picnic areas with beautiful views of the Mohawk River, public restrooms and a restored train depot.

You'll find a few remaining arches of the Rexford Aqueduct, built in 1842, on both the north and south sides of the river.

This nicely paved trail is ideal for biking and hiking, connecting Albany and Schenectady counties as it meanders along the Mohawk River. The views are stunning throughout, and there are several lookout points for an even better view.

The Mohawk River is a 149-mile-long and is the largest tributary of the Hudson River. There is a great view of the river from this point on the Mohawk-Hudson Bike Trail. The path is traffic-free, so you take your time to enjoy the view.