by Mark Harris. Online since 1999. In print ©2003, ©2011.

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   About this Waterfall

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Also known by some as "Dry Falls." This is a pretty waterfall as long as it's flowing. There is a great viewing platform along the right bank. Also, look for a footpath around the top of the waterfall and explore the bedrock channel that continues upstream for at least 100-200 m. It's just as interesting as the falls itself.  (updated June 20, 2014).

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	Mark Harris hereby notifies you that he makes no guarantee that it is safe to visit this waterfall.
	Mark Harris hereby notifies you that this web site does not give you permission to visit this waterfall or to trespass.
	The northern and eastern portions of the province (as well as the Bruce Peninsula) are "bear territory". Be prepared!
	Mark Harris hereby notifies you that he makes no guarantee that the directions provided on this web site are correct, safe and/or legal.

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