Taconic State Park's Copake Falls area offers the most direct route to Bash Bish Falls, plus a swimming pond, trout streams, and camping.
The Copake Falls area is the northern anchor of Taconic State Park, a strip of land running along the New York, Massachusetts, and Connecticut tri-state border in northeastern Columbia County. Most people come for one thing: the hike to Bash Bish Falls, a roughly 60-foot single drop into a green pool on the Massachusetts side of the line: the tallest single-drop waterfall in Massachusetts, even though you reach it from New York.
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