When you think of places in the US that are a paradise for hikers, you might think of places like Zion, Rainier, or Yosemite National Parks. While these are all stunning places to visit, the trails here often come with hefty crowds, especially in the peak summer and fall seasons. Instead, it might be worth opting for a more underrated state park that has all the beauty and adventure, but with a fraction of the tourists.

Located in Upstate New York, Letchworth State Park is a gorgeous protected outdoor space that follows the Genesee River. Spanning 14,427 acres, you can find some of the best fall foliage in the country, abundant waterfalls, and a huge gorge that has earned the state park the title, the "Grand Canyon of the East," as well as comparisons to Yosemite National Park .

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