Two news signs were placed in 2014 pointing to Platte Clove/ Platt Clove. One is along Route 23A and the other is along Bloomer Road/ Platte Clove Road.

Plattekill Falls is a waterfall that exceeds 70 feet in height. Plattekill Falls is formed near the top of Platte Clove and Plattekill Falls is contained in a section of Platte Clove where steep walls loom to the south and sloping walls extend to the north. Just above the top Plattekill Falls are several small cascades that are not visible below. (Information from Catskill Region Waterfall Guide by Russell Dunn in the section regarding Platte Clove and Plattekill Falls)
Two news signs were placed in 2014 pointing to Platte Clove/ Platt Clove. One is along Route 23A and the other is along Bloomer Road/ Platte Clove Road.
A day of exploring Platte Clove and Hell’s Hole Creek was planned. Unfortunately due to rain and thunder deep exploration as intended of Platte Clove was cut short.
The Catskills is a magnificent sight in any season, but there’s something special about visiting Platte Clove in the spring.
Platte Clove is green during the summer months of July and August. During this time, the leaves of the trees turn green and the flowers bloom.
A 360 image of Plattekill Falls located in the Platte Clove Nature Preserve of Catskills.
A favorite series of mine from Plattekill Falls during overcast and stormy weather.
A 360 degree image from Platte Clove. I am standing left of the waterfall wearing a maroon sweatshirt.
Three photos from Plattekill Falls from the same viewpoint with different focus points and exposure times with the camera.
This past summer I purchased two books, Catskill Region Waterfall Guide and the Catskill Mountain Guide. With the two new books and a map, I explored several areas of the Catskills new to me.