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Buttermilk Falls is a 165 foot foaming cascade in Ithaca, New York. The water twists and turns over the rock, looking like creamy buttermilk as it reaches the bottom. Buttermilk Creek drops over 650 feet through the gorge toward Cayuga Lake over ten distinct waterfalls along the way.

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Autumn at Buttermilk Falls

Buttermilk Falls is a 165 foot foaming cascade in Ithaca, New York. The water twists and turns over the rock, looking like creamy buttermilk as it reaches the bottom. Buttermilk Creek drops over 650 feet through the gorge toward Cayuga Lake over ten distinct waterfalls along the way.

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