The Tug Hill region of NYS very likely gets the third-most snowfall of any region on earth at the elevations of 800' to 1500'.
Only Valdez AK and Niigata Japan get more, though some years, the Tug Hill has likely beat them.
Yet in spite of its superlative snowfall status, the Tug Hill is almost unknown nationally. Few know that Worth NY got 324" this past year -- that's 27 feet of snow -- or that in 1976, Montague got 466", (38 feet of snow).
It's like an alien world up there when winter's in full swing.
The Tug Hill Plateau is wild because it gets some of the heaviest snowfall on EARTH.