Waterfalls of Ontario: Beamer Falls

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Beamer Falls

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Some quick facts

Region:

Greater Toronto see more...

County:

Niagara

Near:

Grimsby

River:

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Size:

Medium

Access:

Easy

GPS:

43.1833,-79.574

Parking GPS:

43.18277,-79.5731

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About Beamer Falls

This waterfall is an interesting example of the ramp form which occurs where a strong resistant caprock formation is absent. This prevents the formation of a "plunge" class waterfall (eg. Balls Falls), because there is no hard rock layer protruding over the softer rocks. This falls hasn't been as developed for visiting. But if you are careful, look around for a way to descend into the gorge. Not straight over the edge - there are some gentler ways down. Photography is way better down here. In the nearby conservation area (off Quarry Rd) there is an interpretive sign that includes a photo by yours truly!

Some quick facts

Region:

Greater Toronto see more...

County:

Niagara

Near:

Grimsby

River:

See our Book

Size:

Medium

Access:

Easy

GPS:

43.1833,-79.574

Parking GPS:

43.18277,-79.5731

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