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About Hilton Falls

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This is a gem of a waterfall and always produces beautiful pictures. A stone ruins of an old mill found adjacent to the falls make the picture even better. The Hilton Falls Conservation Area can be quite busy, as it located right off Canada's busiest highway, within about an hour of greater Toronto.

A large parking lot easily holds close to 100 cars, and during summer the place can get quite crowded. There is a steep, rocky hill near the trailhead, but the rest of the route is relatively flat and well surfaced.

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Some Key Facts
Region Greater Toronto
County Halton
Near Campbellville
Watercourse Sixteen Mile Creek
Watershed / % Lakes 2 / 22%
Ownership Conservation Halton
Landscape Natural, forested
Size Medium
Type Plunge
Modification Nearby mill ruins
Access Moderate
Top / Bottom Dangerous / Moderate
Trail conditions Gravel, dirt, uneven rock
Hiking Time 20 min
Coordinates 43.5094,-79.9791
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43.506,-79.9638
Site ID WOO.HAL.002
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This page last updated on April 20, 2024. Earlier versions can be examined on Archive.org, dating back to 2003.