This waterfall is found along reasonably short, but demanding trail, right off Hwy 129. The trail is about 550 m long and is steep in sections, but people report that it isn't extraordinarily tough. The path isn't always well-worn; look for flagging tape and use your ears!
In 2022 there was a faint green sign at the trailhead. The falls is a long cascade in several sections. This makes it impossible to get the entire scene in one shot.
This site is coded yellow because the trail is challenging and in a remote area. At the same time, the trail is established and the highway, while not super busy, is regularly travelled. I have yet to visit this site myself, and hope to update this page after I do.
Region | Algoma |
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County | Algoma |
Near | Grindstone Creek |
Watercourse | Grindstone Creek |
Watershed / % Lakes | 1 / 15% |
Ownership | Crown Land |
Landscape | Wilderness |
Size | Small |
Type | Cascade |
Modification | Natural |
Access | Moderate |
Top / Bottom | / |
Trail conditions | Dirt, uneven bedrock |
Hiking Time | 20 min |
Coordinates | 46.6911,-83.374 |
Parking | 46.6897,-83.3805 ![]() |
Site ID | WOO.ALG.039 |
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