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About Heritage Falls

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This pretty falls is found deep in the Dundas Valley, yet is still easily accessible. It is about 5 m high, and while not a true plunge, is still pretty vertical.

I expect that this falls dries down during the summer, but given the presence of springs all through the valley (groundwater discharge) it probably maintains at least a low flow through the year.

To reach the falls, visitors park in the lot for the Hermitage; the driving directions lead to the entrance. Expect to pay about $10. It's OK, there is more to see around here.

From the parking lot, visitors turn right to continue north on Sulphur Springs Rd. About 250 m down the road, a trail on the left leads to the Homestead Loop Trail. The falls are found at along this short loop trail.

Some Key Facts
Region Hamilton
County Hamilton
Near Hamilton
Watercourse Sulphur Creek
Watershed / % Lakes 0 / 0%
Ownership Bruce Trail Agreement
Landscape Rural
Size Small
Type Steep Step
Modification
Access Moderate
Top / Bottom /
Trail conditions
Hiking Time 10 min
Coordinates 43.24,-80.0039
Parking
43.2363,-79.9982
Site ID WOO.HAM.026
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This page last updated on April 20, 2024. Earlier versions can be examined on Archive.org, dating back to 2003.