Perryville Falls
Perryville Falls is a privately owned  tall waterfall near Perryville, New York, on the Canaseraga Creek. Description 
The falls are approximately  tall and are located on the Canaseraga Creek  southeast of Chittenango, New York, near the towns of Sullivan, New York, Lincoln, New York, and Fenner, New York, as well as Perryville, New York. It is about  northeast of Chittenango Falls. History 
A visitor wrote in an 1871 sketch that "No one with any love of nature can afford to stop here without visiting Perryville Falls, for nature is generous in her wild and grand gifts." In 1890 a Justin explosive cartridge was tested at the falls in a  rifle. In 1922 the American Journal of Botany reported that the area around the falls held populations of Asplenium scolopendrium. By 1966 they were described in The Post-Standard as "one of the few high falls not taken over by the state." In 1970 an eighteen year old man was seriously injured when he fell  off a ledge on the falls. Such injuries became increasingly common throughout the 1970s; by 1977 nine people had injured by falling in the past decade and the falls were a common site of teen partying, underage drinking and cannabis smoking. On May 4, 1977, the Sullivan town board voted to mark the area off with 'no parking' and 'no trespassing' signs and close an access road after multiple requests to do so by town residents. References 

Waterfalls of New York (state)