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Best Trails in Ithaca

Real videos of Trails in Ithaca — 5 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Mulholland Wildflower Preserve

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    NaturalScenicEducationalHiking trailsWildflower diversityBirdwatching

    About the venue

    Mulholland Wildflower Preserve, located on Giles St in Ithaca, New York, is a 100-acre nature preserve that boasts diverse plant life and scenic hiking trails. Opened in 2010, it features over 10 miles of well-maintained pathways and rich habitats for local wildlife. Visitors can enjoy birdwatching, wildflower spotting, and panoramic views of the surrounding natural beauty throughout the seasons. The preserve invites families and outdoor enthusiasts to explore its multiple trails and educational programs.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a serene nature trail in Six Mile Creek Wildflower Preserve, featuring signs, a person relaxing on a bench, and various natural elements like streams and trees.

    Giles St

  2. Robert H Treman State Park

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    NaturalScenicOutdoorWaterfallsHiking trailsNatural swimming

    About the venue

    Robert H Treman State Park, located in Ithaca, New York, features stunning landscapes with hiking trails that offer access to beautiful waterfalls like Enfield Falls. The park spans over 1,100 acres, providing various outdoor activities for visitors, including swimming in natural pools and picnicking. Established in the 1920s, it’s a favorite spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers. The scenic views of the surrounding gorges make it a popular destination year-round.

    What the videos show

    A person wearing black clothes is running down a dirt path next to a rocky cliff face and a waterfall. The runner touches the rock wall, continues down the path, and eventually stops near stone steps leading up towards the top of the falls, holding something small yellow in each hand.

    105 Enfield Falls Rd

  3. Cayuga Waterfront Trail

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    ScenicOutdoorActive3-mile trailWaterfront viewsRecreational areas

    About the venue

    The Cayuga Waterfront Trail at Cass Park in Ithaca, New York, offers a scenic walking and biking path along the waterfront, spanning over 3 miles. This well-maintained trail provides stunning views of Cayuga Lake and is popular among outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Established as part of a larger effort to promote healthy lifestyles, the trail is accompanied by parks and recreational areas. Residents and visitors often gather for outdoor events and fitness activities along the trail.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a walk along the Cayuga Waterfront Trail in Ithaca, New York during winter. It features various elements such as a welcome sign, a bridge, exercise equipment, graffiti, a bike lane, a playground, and a frozen lake.

    Cass Park

  4. Cascadilla Gorge

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    ScenicNaturalPeacefulHiking trailWaterfallsAccessible paths

    About the venue

    Cascadilla Gorge, located in Ithaca, NY, features a scenic two-mile hiking trail along stunning gorges and waterfalls. The area is a part of the larger Cornell University Botanic Gardens, making it a popular spot for visitors and locals alike. The trail is easily accessible and offers breathtaking views, with paths winding through the gorge and over numerous bridges. Its natural beauty attracts hikers, bird watchers, and photographers, making it a cherished outdoor destination. The gorge is especially vibrant during fall when foliage is in full color.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a scenic walk along the Cascadilla Gorge Trail in Ithaca, New York during autumn. It features a stream flowing over rocks, stone steps covered in fallen leaves, a bridge, and a waterfall under another bridge.

    Cascadilla Pl

  5. Ithaca Falls

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    NaturalTranquilScenic150-foot waterfallWalking pathsViewing platforms

    About the venue

    Ithaca Falls, located at the end of Falls Street in Ithaca, is a picturesque natural attraction featuring a stunning 150-foot waterfall. This park offers viewing platforms and walking paths, making it accessible for both tourists and locals looking to connect with nature. The falls are especially popular during the warmer months, with visitors enjoying the surrounding rock formations and flora. A peaceful spot for hikers and families alike, it's a must-visit while exploring the Finger Lakes region.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a serene autumn scene with a gravel path covered in fallen leaves leading to a small stream. A person walks along the path, and towards the end, two individuals are seen standing near the water's edge, looking into the distance. The video ends with a thank you message.

    Falls Street