Everything about Letchworth State Park totally explained
Letchworth State Park is a
New York state park located 35 miles (56 km) south of
Rochester, New York. The park is roughly 17 miles (24 km) long, covering 14,350 acres (22.42 square miles or 58.07 km²) of land along the
Genesee River.
The park is named after
William Pryor Letchworth, whose thousand-acre estate forming the heart of the park was bequeathed to New York in 1906. the Middle Fall ("Ska-ga-dee") was believed to be so wondrous it made the sun stop at midday.
Activities within the park include hiking, biking, fishing, hunting (turkey and deer when in season); in winter, snowmobiling,
cross-country skiing,
whitewater rafting and
kayaking, snow tubing, ice skating, and horse-drawn sleighs.
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