Pratts Falls Park

This County Park is still under construction so not all trails are open, however what is open is beautiful. There are new stairs and stone covered trails to access stunning views of the falls, forest, and valley cut by the falls. Wear comfortable shoes because it is a steep climb and lots of stairs but well worth it in the end. Enjoy this little park by yourself, with family or with friends.

This park is well-maintained! Trails are wide and easy to follow. We stayed on the blue trail, which works out to be about 1.2 miles for the entire loop.

The waterfall is incredible! Be aware there are several stairs to get to the falls, but totally worth it.

There are several areas for picnic meals or to sit and enjoy your surroundings. There is also a playground. Bathrooms are clean.

Pratts Falls Park is a great park with a relatively easy trail to view the waterfall. The trail does require the use of stairs down to the best viewing area of the falls, but it is quite worth it! The loop trail is a little over one mile. There are restrooms usually available near the parking lot and picnic area as well. I would recommend a visit if you're in the area!

Beautiful park with a cool waterfall. Not much hiking required to get to the bottom of the falls. The parking lot is at the top of the falls. Took me 15 minutes to get to the bottom and there are quite a few steps.

4-15-22 This was our first time here. It's a very nice park !! $2 suggested donation. There were plenty of grills an tables available. Several nice small ponds an only a very short hike to the falls. Just a warning... Several flights of stairs to get there though, in case you can't do steps well. There are other, longer trails to hike as well. The bathrooms were not open.. but they did have a port-a-john available. The falls are pretty an the trails are maintained very well.

Beautiful place to explore. Trails are well maintained, steps are little steep and slippery with ice right now (end of December) but still worth the hike down.
Lower falls trail is not handicapped accessible lots of steps.
Picnic area and playground in the summer time.

Great place to have a day out! Trails are easy and there is a few play ground areas for kids. The lower trail that leads to the falls. There are pathways down to the falls but just know that getting up and down can be difficult.

Quiet place. It is a kind a hidden gem. Mostly locals visit. It is a 137 feet waterfall with small hiking option. It has a archery range as well. You need to bring your bow, arrow, and targets. There are two stones can be used as a target too.

Really great park with relatively easy and short hiking trails available that are kid friendly. The falls itself was a tad underwhelming, which is 100% due to it being a dry Summer-but that just means I'll need to come back in the Fall to see it in all it's glory. Aside from hiking, there are also great picnic spots and swings/seesaws. Last but not least, there are a couple of ponds with lots of frogs which were fun to watch. Also appreciated the clean restrooms!

Pretty falls, there's a nice trail in the woods and a short path by the ponds.

This is a wonderful little park, it's quiet and there were only three other cars there. The admission fee is only two dollars a vehicle which is very affordable. It's clean and has nice trails. Definitely warrants a visit!

Great little park to visit with wonderful trails. Beautiful waterfall.

Nice place to spend time outdoors. Several miles of hiking trails and some good views of the falls. Not at all crowded when we were there.

I love the short drive to this historic place. A little climbing and site seeing and you will be happy with your visit. Also, the 137' waterfall is always impressive. There are great areas for a picnic. The covered pavilion has a huge fireplace also.

Pratt's Falls is a great county park. It's quiet but beautiful. There's a variety of trails from really basic where you just look over the top of the falls, to trails + stairs to the bottom, to walking in the forest or even around some fields.

Summer time it's a confusing $2 donation/fee. Which is it? One sign says donation, one sign says fee. Can't be both. Winter time (Nov to March) the park "closes" which means people park at the gate and go in with their dogs, cross country skis and snowshoes.

There are pavilions and places to grill. There's some roads that are ok for a stroller but most of the trails would be bumpy. There's an archery range and even some races there to.

Love this park!

This is might be the best waterfall that is close to Syracuse. The parking lot is lot is large and there is a huge bathroom, playground, and fields for picnics. The falls are right next to the parking lot, but you can't see much from the top. The"falls" trail starts near the bathrooms and playground and goes down about 5 sets of stairs to a viewing point, about ¼ mile or less. You can take a longer, ½ mile trail back if you feel like more of a walk. You can't reach the water from this spot. The view is fantastic.

Always love it here. Family favorite for decades.
Spring offers the best views since the water is falling heaviest, and the plants haven't grown too much to obstruct the view from the top. The trails have a moderate amount of stairs and sometimes during the winter it would be more wide not to attempt them.

This is a beautiful county park. Great walks, stunning views, and well-maintained facilities.

Loved it! Path to the lower falls was nice and steep, made for a nice mini workout. Great place to bring my dog! We loved it. Will definitely be back to explore more trails

This is a nice park..got to see the falls from the top..next time i check out the trails..