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About Decew Falls

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This is widely-regarded as one of the prettiest waterfalls in southern Ontario. Forming a perfect curtain and fed by a regulated waterway, the waterfall is typically reliable through most of the year. The restored Morningstar Mill beside the crest adds to the scene.

Unfortunately, access to the base of the falls has become prohibited. This became necessary due to repeated mis-use of the site. You can still see the upper portion of the falls from beside the mill, and, when the leaves are off the trees, you can get a full view by following the trail around the gorge rim and looking back. Hopefully access to the base will return some day. Do not try to descend the gorge using a rope.

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Some Key Facts
Region Greater Toronto
County Niagara
Near Power Glen
Watercourse Beaver Dam Creek
Watershed / % Lakes /
Ownership City of St. Catharines
Landscape Suburban
Size Large
Type Plunge
Modification
Access Easy
Top / Bottom Easy to view / Prohibited
Trail conditions
Hiking Time 3 min
Coordinates 43.1104,-79.2647
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43.1099,-79.2643
Site ID WOO.NIA.008
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This page last updated on April 20, 2024. Earlier versions can be examined on Archive.org, dating back to 2003.