Hannacroix Ravine

Hannacroix Ravine Preserve spans 415 acres and is managed by The Nature Conservancy, welcoming visitors to explore its natural beauty. Situated on the western outskirts of New Scotland, it serves as the origin of Hannacrois Creek. The highlight of the preserve is Sliding Rock Falls, a 30-foot waterfall visible from the main trail that loops around the area, totaling about 3 miles. While the hike is moderate and generally uneventful, hikers may catch a glimpse of the falls from certain vantage points along the trail.

Walking Along Ledge

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Walking along the ledge at the Hannacroix Preserve as the sun sets and the mountains are backlit in the last few hours of day, and feeling it gives me seeing the mountains lit up like that around dusk.

Taken on Saturday February 24, 2024 at Hannacroix Ravine.

Ledge

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Along the loop trail at Hannacroix Ravine Preserve, there is a rock outcropping that shows one of the smaller ledges along the Heldebergs up top of Cass Hill.

Taken on Saturday February 24, 2024 at Hannacroix Ravine.