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High Falls Gorge Potholes are a geologic highlight within the privately operated High Falls Gorge near Wilmington, New York, just outside the Adirondack High Peaks. Carved over thousands of years by the rushing Ausable River, these deep, cylindrical potholes were formed by swirling glacial meltwater and sediment. Today, you can view them safely from sturdy walkways and glass-floor platforms that follow the edge of the gorge. Interpretive signs explain the area's unique geology and the erosive power behind these formations. It’s a short, accessible outing perfect for those curious about the raw forces that shaped this dramatic stretch of river.

High Falls in the McKenzie Mountain Wilderness is a secluded, powerful cascade tucked deep in New York’s Adirondack backcountry.

Before ascending Mt. Colden, you'll come across Lake Arnold, one of the highest lakes in the Adirondacks and the High Peaks Wilderness. This spot offers the perfect place to pause and rest before continuing your journey.

Flume Falls is a dramatic waterfall that you can see right from the road. It's definitely worth stopping your ride to grab a photo! Although there is a shoulder, it's a little narrow and drivers are also sure to be looking at the falls, so use caution when pulling over.

This is a great lookout point for Wedge Brook Cascades, one of several falls in the area off of the West River Trail. They can also be accessed moving east along the Wedge Brook Trail.

These dramatic waterfalls are a great destination in their own right, or as a quick side detour just before or after a longer hike in the Flume trail network.

MacIntyre Falls is a scenic waterfall deep in the High Peaks Wilderness with stunning scenery from the rocky ledges of the fall and the deep surrounding forest.

The lake sits at the western base of Mount Colden. It's such a nice spot!