Robert Treman State Park
FreeExplore scenic gorge hikes, towering waterfalls, and natural stream-fed swimming.
Located near Ithaca in New York's Finger Lakes region, Robert H. Treman State Park features a scenic gorge, 12 waterfalls, and miles of hiking trails. Visitors can explore the Rim Trail and Gorge Trail to view the dramatic 115-foot Lucifer Falls. The park also offers a stream-fed natural swimming area with a diving board when lifeguards are present.
Expert notes
- Arrive early to secure parking during peak seasons.
- Wear sturdy hiking shoes as trails can be rugged.
- Bring water and snacks for longer hikes.
- Check the weather before your visit for safety.
- Follow park rules and stay on marked trails.
- Respect wildlife and do not feed animals.
- Use designated swimming areas only.
- Keep the park clean by following Leave No Trace principles.
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning scenery.
- Visit the visitor center for maps and information.
- Be prepared for varying trail conditions, especially after rain.
- Check for any trail closures or alerts before visiting.
- Plan your visit around the waterfalls for the best experience.
- Consider visiting on weekdays to avoid crowds.
- Take advantage of seasonal events and programs offered by the park.
Features
- Camping sites
- Fire pits
- Fishing opportunities
- Gravel paths
- Guided tours
- Hiking trails
- Interpretive programs
- Parking lot
- Picnic areas
- Restrooms
- Scenic overlooks
- Swimming areas
- Visitor center
- Waterfalls
- Wildlife viewing
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