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About Hoggs Falls

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Hoggs Falls is a lesser-known neighbour of Eugenia Falls. It is much smaller, undeveloped, beautiful, yet still remarkably easy to access. The waterfall is classified as a plunge waterfall, but unlike most plunge falls, there is no obvious underlying weaker formation below.

A parking lot on the west side of the road makes visitng very easy. The trail to the falls is just a few hundred metres long, and eventually continues past the falls to meet the road again just a bit further north.

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Some Key Facts
Region Lake Huron
County Grey
Near Flesherton
Watercourse Boyne River
Watershed / % Lakes 2 / 23%
Ownership Grey Sauble Conservation Authority
Landscape Rural, forested
Size Small
Type Plunge
Modification Natural
Access Moderate
Top / Bottom Moderate / Challenging
Trail conditions Dirt, steep slope to bottom
Hiking Time 5 min
Coordinates 44.2868,-80.544
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44.2851,-80.5427
Site ID WOO.GRE.010
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This page last updated on April 20, 2024. Earlier versions can be examined on Archive.org, dating back to 2003.