Seneca Falls
From NY Canals - Guide to New York's Erie, Oswego, Champlain, and Cayuga-Seneca Canal System
| Seneca Falls Facts | |
|---|---|
 The canal wall in Seneca Falls. | |
| Located on the: | Cayuga-Seneca Canal |
| Official Website: | senecafalls.com |
| Next Town South: | Geneva (2 miles) |
| Next Lock Northbound: | Lock CS1 (1 miles) |
| Next Lock Southbound: | Lock CS4 (1 miles) |
Seneca Falls is located halfway between Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake in the canalized portion of the Seneca River between Lock CS4 and Lock CS2/CS3. It is a great stop for boaters with free services found at the terminal wall. Seneca Falls is known for its role in the womens' sufferage movement and beauty. Its beauty can be seen as one passes from Lock CS3 onto Van Cheef Lake, which was formed by the canalizing of the river, and sees Trinity Church. This is one of the most photographed places along the canal system, because it looks different with the varying light and conditions found throughout the day.
[edit] Amenities
- Free Docking on both the north and south side of the canal.
- Free Power
- Free Water
- Pump-out
- Local Stores, museums, parks.
[edit] See Also
[edit] Seneca Falls Photos
 Trinity Church (Photo by NYS Canal Corp.) |
