These falls are around 40 minutes away from NYC by car, but you can also get there via NJ Transit (though it will take you about an hour and 20 minutes). Passaic Falls: Paterson, NJ Photo: Shutterstock Enjoy lots of turtles and geese in the pond, but you’ll have to catch it in the right moment (after it’s rained) to see the falls come down. It’s 20 feet high and came to be after an abandoned gym project by Columbia University was turned into a giant pond and falls instead, according to 6sqft. Harlem’s own Morningside Park also has its own waterfall, located near 113th Street across from the park’s baseball fields. Morningside Waterfall: NYC Photo: NYC Parks You can even try out one of their hiking trails, which is perfect for birdwatching and breaking a sweat! Read about exactly where to find them here. Central Park has its own (albeit small) collection in the Ravine, the stream valley section of the North Woods that spans 40 acres at the top of the Park. That’s right, you don’t even have to leave the city to enjoy some scenic waterfalls. The Ravine: Central Park, NYC Photo: Central Park Conservancy If you’re ready for some summer hikes but want to make sure you can really take in the most picturesque views, make sure trails with waterfalls are on your list!Ĭheck out the 10 best waterfalls and waterfall hikes in and around New York City here (and scroll to the bottom of the article to see their exact locations on Google Maps): 1.
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