Tews Falls Lower
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About this Waterfall
Lower Tews Falls is a “Twin Curtain” waterfall with a total height of 3.7 metres (12 ft.) and a crest width of 6.7 m (22 ft.). It is located on Logie’s Creek downstream of Tews Falls and just before it joins with Spencer Creek. To reach Lower Tews Falls, the easiest way is to park on the east shoulder of Woodley Lane just off King St. (on the way to the Dundas Golf Club). Then walk along the shoulder of King St. under the railway bridge and up the former driveway to the former Dundas railway station. The third trail on the left side (past where the station used to be located) will take you to Lower Tews Falls without having to cross any creek.This waterfall is not widely known as it used to be difficult to reach it, however this trail is becoming well worn making access much easier. (*Thanks to Joseph Hollick for writing this description*)
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Get descriptions and directions for over 125 of the best waterfalls in Ontario. Each is illustrated by full-page colour photos by professional photographer, George Fischer.
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Get descriptions and directions for over 125 of the best waterfalls in Ontario. Each is illustrated by full-page colour photos by professional photographer, George Fischer.
The 262-page third edition was published by Firefly Books in 2018, and is still available for the low price of $29.99.
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Mark Harris hereby notifies you that he makes no guarantee that it is safe to visit any waterfall identified on this site. Conditions can change. Always use caution.
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