Ask locals about Cazenovia Park Falls and you’ll likely get little more than quizzical looks: even more so than Buffalo’s other natural waterfall, Forest Lawn Cemetery’s ”’Serenity Falls”’, this is truly a hidden gem. Strange, because it’s easily the more impressive of the two A by comparison with its counterpart which is little more than a series of rapids, the horseshoe-shaped Cazenovia Park Falls is a six-foot (1.8m) vertical plunge along Cazenovia Creek over a ridge of dark, oil-rich shale. The scene at the falls is a very changeable one A after heavy rains the falls might be temporarily submerged again, and during the dry summer months the flow often slows to a trickle, but come at the right time and you’ll bear witness to a lively affair of trout or bass jumping up the cascade as anglers try their luck.