Delphi Falls is a two-tiered waterfall on Limestone Creek in Madison County, New York, with drops of 62 and 54 feet in what is now Delphi Falls County Park. A local excursion spot by the early 20th century, it was once considered for railroad access and hydroelectric development, reflecting the period’s mix of recreation and industry. After decades of private ownership closed the site to the public, access returned in 2018 through combined private and county funding, followed by grants and major improvements. Fully reopened in 2025, the park represents the restoration of a long-restricted scenic place to community use.