Waterfalls of Ontario: Babcock Mill Cascade

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Babcock Mill Cascade

Photo courtesy Gord Collins

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Some quick facts

Region:

Eastern see more...

County:

Lennox and Addington

Near:

Odessa

River:

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Size:

Very Small

Access:

Easy

GPS:

44.2727,-76.7187

Parking GPS:

Not ready yet

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About Babcock Mill Cascade

The cascade at the Babcock Mill is quite possibly the smallest waterfall in Ontario! The creek falls over a limestone step that is no more than 0.5 m high. Only a hardcore waterfaller would even consider this a falls. It's situated right next to the historic stone basket mill. If you are like Gord Collins,you will probably want to include the falls as a cute foreground feature in a photo of the picturesque mill.

Some quick facts

Region:

Eastern see more...

County:

Lennox and Addington

Near:

Odessa

River:

See our Book

Size:

Very Small

Access:

Easy

GPS:

44.2727,-76.7187

Parking GPS:

Not ready yet

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