🚨Lost hiking sticks alert! (Second stick posted in comments) 🥾Help us reunite these two lonely hiking sticks with their owners by sharing this post. 📦 They have been in the Lost and Found at our Visitor Center for quite awhile. This post is just one final attempt to get these sticks back to their owners. 💬Message us with the hidden name or words written on your hiking stick to be reunited! | Letchworth State Park

🍁These are really crisp fall days. We only get a couple weeks of this every year! 🥾Come see for yourself, using these insider tools to plan your trip: linktr.ee/LetchworthStatePark Better yet, join a social hike or guided adventure to see obscure areas and secret overlooks. 👀Schedule of free guided adventures: drive.google.com/file/d/12gwgG9L1EEoTZfJcSQdVoaUhdLd4ZgOh/view?usp=drivesdk | Letchworth State Park

Letchworth State Park is the home of year round adventure🥾🏔️🌄 @letchworthstatepark Letchworth State Park, renowned as the “Grand Canyon of the East,” is one of the most scenic spots in WNY with tons of outdoor spaces to explore!🙌🏼🍁 Trails are available for horseback riding, biking, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. Letchworth offers nature, history and performing arts programs, guided walks, tours, a summer lecture series, whitewater rafting, kayaking, a pool for swimming and hot air

🔥 We have all 8 loops in our campground and 4 of our 5 cabin areas open now. 🔗As you make your plans, many FAQs are answered on our website, parks.ny.gov/parks/letchworth. All booking is done through reserveamerica.com. 🏠There are several historic homes and of course the renowned Glen Iris Inn to stay at too. 🤿Free swimming pool not open yet, but on track. Stay tuned! 🥾 Enjoy the Grand Canyon of the East, the halfway point of the Genesee River as it drains rainwater from the triple continen

⭐️USA Today’s #1 state park in America and #1 attraction in New York State. 💦Plan your adventure with us: https://on.ny.gov/3M8BlW6 | Letchworth State Park

MIddle Falls at Letchworth State Park is a spectacular sight. This is the largest of the three waterfalls in the park--107 feet high and 285 feet wide. The Seneca called it 'Ska-ga-dee' and believed that the great beauty of this waterfall inspired the sun to stop at midday in admiration. We're most certain you will stop too. #nystateparks Afterwards head to the new Humphrey Nature Center and learn more about this gorgeous park. http://ow.ly/dnIP30eGj38 Video by: John Kucko | NY State Parks & His