Cayuga Coins
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The Triphammer Falls is part of the Cornell University campus and cascades below the dam that is formed by the Beebe Lake. A natural wonder right in the middle of the city, this marvelous waterfall is estimated to be at a height of 55 feet (16.76 meters). The waterfall has two drops, and can be viewed by hiking to the Triphammer Foot Bridge or the East Avenue Bridge. Toward the further end of the falls, one can also view the ruins of the Hydraulic Laboratory Power Station which stands unused since the 1960s.
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Located in Ithaca, N.Y., Robert H. Treman State Park organizes various recreational programs. Its facilities include playgrounds, tennis courts, picnic grounds, soccer fields, hiking trails and swimming pools. Additionally, the park serves as a venue for organizing water fowl hunting, cross-country skiing, boating, fishing, snowshoeing and sledding activities. Robert H. Treman State Park is a place for conducting various sports activities that include softball, volleyball and golf. The park is owned and operated by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, which maintains various parks, campgrounds, swimming beaches, golf courses, nature centers and administration buildings. The office also organizes various programs and activities for individuals.
Conway Park
Stewart Park is a stately park on the shore of Cayuga Lake. It has a well-laid out landscape design and is a favorite spot for swimming and fishing. Enjoy barbecue picnics, frisbee games and carousel rides. Sit in solitude on benches, enjoying the magic of the shore, underneath unusual palm trees.
