Salmon River Falls - Swimming Hole near Salamanca, New York
Salamanca,New York
43.549, -75.9433
1.5 miles NE of Salamanca, New York
GPS: 43°32'56.4"N 75°56'35.9"W
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State: New York

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  2. Travel & camp on durable surfaces
  3. Dispose of waste properly
  4. Leave what you find
  5. Minimize campfire impacts
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From Salamanca, New York

  1. Head east on Wildwood Ave toward Seneca St (0.6 mi)
  2. Turn left to stay on Wildwood Ave (0.4 mi)
  3. Turn left onto US-219 N/Central Ave
    Continue to follow US-219 N
    (5.3 mi)
  4. Continue straight onto NY-98 N (12.4 mi)
  5. Turn left onto NY-16 N/NY-98 N (3.2 mi)
  6. Turn right onto NY-98 N (9.4 mi)
  7. Turn right onto NY-243 E (1.1 mi)
  8. Turn left onto Fairview Rd (4.1 mi)
  9. Continue onto Co Rd 36 (0.2 mi)
  10. Turn right onto Pike Rd (4.0 mi)
  11. Continue onto Dewitt Rd (2.7 mi)
  12. Continue onto Main St (1.0 mi)
  13. Continue onto NY-19 N (0.4 mi)
  14. Turn right onto Griffith Rd (4.7 mi)
  15. Turn right onto NY-19A S/NY-436 E (0.3 mi)
  16. Turn left onto NY-436 E (3.5 mi)
  17. Turn left onto Short Tract Rd (1.7 mi)
  18. Turn left onto Oakland Rd (2.1 mi)
  19. Slight right onto River Rd (1.9 mi)
  20. Turn left to stay on River Rd (1.2 mi)
  21. Turn left to stay on River Rd (3.2 mi)
  22. Turn left onto NY-408 N (2.6 mi)
  23. Turn left onto Main St (262 ft)
  24. Turn right at the 1st cross street onto E State St (0.4 mi)
  25. Continue onto NY-408 N/Mt Morris Geneseo Rd (1.7 mi)
  26. Turn right onto the Interstate 390 N ramp to Rochester (0.3 mi)
  27. Merge onto I-390 N (26.4 mi)
  28. Take exit 12 for I-90/NY-253/Lehigh Station Rd toward Thruway (0.1 mi)
  29. Keep left, follow signs for Interstate 90 Thruway
    Toll road
    (0.7 mi)
  30. Keep left at the fork, follow signs for I-90 E/Albany and merge onto I-90 E
    Toll road
    (79.6 mi)
  31. Take exit 36 to merge onto I-81 N toward Watertown
    Partial toll road
    (27.3 mi)
  32. Take exit 34 for NY-104 toward Mexico (0.3 mi)
  33. Turn right onto NY-104 E (3.3 mi)
  34. Turn left onto County Rte 22 (4.4 mi)
  35. Turn right onto NY-13 S (0.1 mi)
  36. Turn left at the 1st cross street onto Cemetery St (0.2 mi)
  37. Continue onto County Rte 22 (4.3 mi)
  38. Turn right onto Falls Rd
    Destination will be on the right
    (1.4 mi)
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