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About Beamer Falls Lower

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This waterfall is smaller and not as picturesuqe as the main Beamer Falls. Tucked in the middle of the forest, it is however in a more natural setting than its upstream neighbour. It is about 5 to 6 m in height and close to the same size in width, depending on stream flow in Forty Mile Creek.

The gorge is quite deep here, with some of the rock walls no doubt having been cut by the upper falls. While the trail to the falls is forested, the falls iteself is open to the sky.

I've only visited the base of this waterfall one time. It was so long ago that I can't remember much about the route, or the duration. Access was via a trail through Beamer Conservation Area that reached river level. I recall that it was a tough hike back upstream to the falls. Can you help? Is it fairly easy, and does hiking take more than 10 mins?

Some Key Facts
Region Greater Toronto
County Niagara
Near Grimsby
Watercourse Forty Mile Creek
Watershed / % Lakes 2 / 10%
Ownership Niagara Conservation
Landscape Natural, uncovered
Size Medium
Type Plunge
Modification Natural
Access Moderate
Top / Bottom Difficult / Moderate
Trail conditions Boulders, stream bed
Hiking Time 10 min
Coordinates 43.1837,-79.5726
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43.18854,-79.5733
Site ID WOO.NIA.004
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