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About Cliffview Falls

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This waterfalls is a tall ramp form that hugs the steep narrow gorge eroded into the side of the Escarpment. Historically, it was difficult to view because it was surrounded by vegetation. However, a new viewing platform on the west gorge rim makes it much easier to enjoy.

Getting to the base is a real challenge and not recommended. It may even be prohibited. Like many of the waterfalls in Hamilton, this creek is fed by stormwater drainage; the creek is buried under the Westcliffe neighbourhood.

This waterfall can dry right out in summer. It can also be hidden behind lots of vegetation. This is not a destination waterfall, but one that you could check out during a multi-falls exploration day. Visitors park at Cliffview Park and walk down the large metal staircase (the 'Chedoke Stairs'), or park at the Chedoke Municipal Golf Course. The driving directions lead to Cliffview Park

Some Key Facts
Region Hamilton
County Hamilton
Near Westcliffe
Watercourse Chedoke Creek
Watershed / % Lakes 0 / 0%
Ownership City of Hamilton
Landscape Urban
Size Small
Type Tall Washboard
Modification Culvert
Access Challenging
Top / Bottom Easy to view / Difficult/Dangerous
Trail conditions
Hiking Time 2 min
Coordinates 43.2443,-79.9079
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43.244,-79.9068
Site ID WOO.HAM.012
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This page last updated on April 20, 2024. Earlier versions can be examined on Archive.org, dating back to 2003.