I was traveling back from Kaaterskill Falls by car on a cloudless night sky that shined a rising near full Moon.

Kaaterskill Falls is the highest two-tiered waterfall in New York state. The trail to Kaaterskill Falls is located on NYS route 23A, near Palenville and Haines Falls.
I was traveling back from Kaaterskill Falls by car on a cloudless night sky that shined a rising near full Moon.
A photo gallery from the top, middle and bottom of Kaaterskill Falls in early May 2014.
Heavy waterflow at Kaaterskill Falls. It was difficult to to get close to falls without heavy mist getting on the camera and lens.
Photographs are from May 9 and 10 of Kaaterskill Falls.
Afterwards I traveled to the top of Kaaterskill Falls. I descended quickly to the upper ledge of the falls.
A 360 degree image from under Kaaterskill Falls.
A photo gallery of Kaaterskill Falls from September 9, 2012.
In 1826 Thomas Cole painted a scene that was named “From the Top of Kaaterskill Falls”. These photographs are a spirit of his 1826 painting.
Sphinx Rock stands guard over the upper clove above Molly Smith’s parking area.
On this particular day the entire area and trail to Kaaterskill Falls was wet.
The Laurel House (1852-1967) acquired the water rights to Spruce Creek and dammed it during tourist season, charging spectators below the falls a fee to watch as the waters were unleashed and the falls “turned on”.
A few photos from the top of Kaaterskill Falls. The first image was taken around sunset.
A visit to Kaaterskill Falls on June 1st and 2nd of 2009.
After a long hiatus, I returned to Kaaterskill Falls. I can not believe it was that long between visits. I was very impressed with Plattekill Falls strong water flow just days before and thought about how Kaaterskill Falls water flow
A 360 gallery of Bastion Falls and Kaaterskill Falls.