COHOES, N.Y. â Visitors to Cohoes will once again have the opportunity to get an up-close view of the majestic and historic Cohoes Falls with Falls View Park re-opened to the public now.
Opened in 2008, the seasonal park is a creative public/private collaboration between Brookfield, the City of Cohoes, and the National Park Serviceâs Erie Canalway Heritage Corridor.
âIn many different ways, the Cohoes Falls has been part of the heart of our economy for generations. It is a unique and special place,â Cohoes Mayor Bill Keeler said.
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âFor more than a dozen years, from May to November, as many as 20,000 visitors annually have been finding their way to the Cohoes Falls, onto the footbridge across the power canal, and into Falls View Park. They arrive by car, bicycle, and on foot to view this one-of-a-kind natural wonder and to learn the amazing background of this historic area in our community, Keeler noted.
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New nature preserve launches with 230 acres of Susquehanna Riverlands in York County
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The Lancaster Conservancy recently preserved 270 acres of forested land in Lower Chanceford Township, York County, creating a new nature preserve. It will be named for the Reist family that has owned the tract for more than 100 years.
The new Reist Nature Preserve connects to a 1,000-acre-plus corridor of Susquehanna Riverlands, contiguously protected natural lands that include Susquehannock State Park, State Game Lands 181 and Brookfield Renewable land donated to the Conservancy as part of a large landscape protection effort.
It includes an important part of the viewshed across Lake Aldred from popular Conservancy preserves like Tucquan Glen & Pyfer, House Rock, Reed Run and Pinnacle Overlook.