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About Cascade Falls at Elora

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A low-flow, but tall and picturesque falls that tumbles over the side of the Elora Gorge. It has barely created its own gorge, but is probably capable of a beautiful photo when flowing. You should plan to visit in spring, because I expect that flows are all but dry during the warmer portions of the year.

This site is coded yellow because it does take a fair hike to visit. In fact, I have not visited by land trail. It may be visible only by floating or paddling down the river. If you can correct this information, please let me know!

Update 2022: Earlier versions of the web site referred to this as 'Little Elora Falls'. Facebook group users corrected this name based on local knowledge. The reason that I had originally listed it as 'Little Elora Falls' is because I thought that it was called 'The Little Waterfall' in Ken Hewitt's great booked called 'Elora Gorge, A Visitor's Guide.' As it turns out, his book does refer to this site as the 'Cascade', and there is another small falls, upstream, on the south side, that he identified as 'The Little Waterfall.' Let me know if you find this!

Some Key Facts
Region Greater Toronto
County Wellington
Near Elora
Watercourse Cascade Creek
Watershed / % Lakes 1 / 0%
Ownership Grand River Conservation Authority
Landscape Rural
Size Small
Type Washboard
Modification Natural
Access Moderate
Top / Bottom Moderate to view / Moderate to view
Trail conditions
Hiking Time 20 min
Coordinates 43.6716,-80.4518
Parking
43.6721,-80.4469
Site ID WOO.WEL.001
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This page last updated on April 20, 2024. Earlier versions can be examined on Archive.org, dating back to 2003.