Jamestown Falls is a good place to look for the iconic Adirondack flower, the trillium.
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Jamestown Falls
Location:
Route 56, Cranberry Lake
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Jamestown Falls is a short trail along an old forest road, which is not gated off, but not the best to drive. The waterfall is spectacular. 

Getting there

From the intersection of Route 3 and Route 30 in the Village of Tupper Lake follow Route 3 toward Cranberry Lake. Continue to Sevey Corners and take a right onto Route 56. Continue for 2.6 miles to the trailhead on the right. 

By the numbers

  • Distance Round Trip: 0.4 Miles
  • Elevation Gain or Loss: -40’

Hiking

This trail is easy access to the ten-foot falls, a nice short stroll to add onto your waterfall tour. It is also used as a canoe carry trail to access the Raquette River.

Jamestown Falls is a good place to look for the iconic Adirondack flower, the trillium.
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