#thacher state park

[jellofish]

Thacher State Park, 2015, Altamont, NY. Watercolor on art board. 8x10. I’m pretty happy with the way the trees went in.

[ericmedia]

Sunset of a prefect day

[needsmoreresearch]

Thacher State Park.  @pilferingapples, @robertawickham, @artificialities --  We went here, yes?  To the part where you look out over the view?

[hopelesswanderer-danilion]

Thacher State Park

[nobodysfalls]

Indian Ladder Trail, Thacher State Park

[amalavaishnavadas]

Sunday’s ride to Thacher State Park

[magiclilybean]

Finally! A clear, sunny day when I can get a clear shot of the Helderberg Escarpment. (Note: YMMV on the definition of "clear.")

If you look closely, there's a grey row of rock a bit down from the top. This is a long cliff; there's a trail that goes most or all of the length of the John Boyd Thacher State Park along that cliff edge. There's also some shorter, less-complete trails at the base of these cliffs but still not the bottom of the full escarpment itself. Both are interesting hikes.

The pic from today:

With "helpful" indicators:

Here is someone else's photo of the cliffs, with our state's capital, Albany, in the background. Here you can clearly see that the cliffs are just the top tier of the formation.

The buildings that you see there are the Empire State Plaza, containing some fun buildings like The Egg, a weird little round theater, and the state museum, but also some "down to business" buildings like some state offices and the State Legislative Office Building. The tallest tower has an observation deck on the top where you can see far off in all directions.

A closer view of those buildings:

A view of people hiking the lower trail:

Those are the rock faces that form that tiny grey line up-post.

Here is the overlook portion of the upper trail; most of the trail just has a rail fence between you and the edge, but this spot has convenient parking.

[willsturtevant]

#rockformations #upstatenewyork #thatcherpark #rockformation❤️⛰ #hiddensecrets #offtrailhiking #adventuretime #discoverupstateny (at John Boyd Thacher State Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CR2liVAJONr-nf9B0ccYLRhQ6Po4C8uiOPA_0w0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[jessicaboodhoo]

19 looks good on me 🥳 #nasty19 Hair: @stylistfairy @mljartistrysalon Nails: @nailsbyalindawg (at John Boyd Thacher State Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CB_7dA8nSXJ/?igshid=1sfnqt1zkfmly

[fiddliestfiddler-blog]

Thacher in the Rye. 

[pattypatwhatitis]

one last one from november ‘16

[sheincode-blog]

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[bwwhitney]

Nameless seasonal waterfall, John Boyd Thacher State Park, Albany, NY

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pilferingapples replied to your photoset: Thacher State Park.  @pilferingapples,...

YOU HAVE VERY TALL LAND

parts of it are very vertical!

[astridtakesphotos]

Yesterday, to celebrate our anniversary, my husband Dan and I drove up to Albany, New York and hiked at John Boyd Thacher State Park. The views were absolutely breathtaking, and the weather could not have been more perfect.

[nobodysfalls]

Minelot Falls, Thacher State Park, Voorheesville, New York