Split Rock Falls is a 25-foot waterfall on Coxing Kill in Ulster County, New York, inside the Mohonk Preserve about 5.1 miles west of New Paltz.
The falls
World Waterfall Database lists the height at about 25 feet, on a record it marks unconfirmed. This Coxing Kill waterfall is a separate feature from the taller, 45-foot Split Rock Falls in Essex County.
Getting there
The falls lie within the Mohonk Preserve, whose trailheads open at sunrise and close at sunset every day. A membership or a day pass is needed to get onto the grounds: $15 Monday through Thursday and $20 Friday through Sunday and on holidays, with visitors 15 and younger admitted free with an adult.
When to go
The Preserve is open to daylight visits year-round, subject to its posted alerts.
On site
The falls are a wading spot on Coxing Kill, at the site of the former Enderly family sawmill.
Nearby
Kleine Kill Falls is about 2.2 miles away, Saw Mill Falls on Peters Kill about 2.3 miles, and Sheldon Falls, also on Peters Kill, about 2.5 miles. Awosting Falls, on the Peterskill, is about 2.9 miles away, and Sanders Kill Falls, on Sanders Kill, about 3.8 miles.
Distances are straight-line.