Upper Ludlowville Schoolhouse Falls After A Nor`easter Storm Royalty-Free Stock Image

Ludlowville Falls, which is sometimes called Salmon Creek Falls. The falls faces to the east southeast, is 45 feet high, and has a crest that is 117 feet wide. The most impressive feature of this falls is the extremely large overhang found on the southern flank of the falls. This overhang, created by Tully Limestone, is 30 feet high, 60 feet wide, and 40 feet deep. When the volume of Salmon Creek is high, this overhang amplifies the sound of the falling water into an impressive roar. Near the northern flank of the falls is a flume that usually creates an impressive rooster tail. When the creek volume is high, water shoots out several feet and then plunges to a large boulder at the base of the falls.