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About Isidore Ruins Cascade

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Set beside the ruins of the Isadore Mill, this is a rather unremarkable little cascade, comprised of a few small steps and totalling just a couple metres in total fall. But falling water in urban areas is usually pretty rare, so this is worth checking out if you live nearby.

A few crumbling stone walls for the former mill building can be examined beside the creek and just into the woods.

This site is coded yellow because I haven't visited and cannot confirm conditions. The yellow code is also meant as a warning that this site may not be located on public lands. There is no indication that it is part of a conservation area. It is my guess that it is lands that are owned by the municipality. If you have further information, please let me know.

Some Key Facts
Region Eastern
County Ottawa-Carleton
Near Orleans
Watercourse Cardinal Creek
Watershed / % Lakes 2 / 6%
Ownership City Lands?
Landscape Suburban, forested
Size Very Small
Type Cascade
Modification Mill Ruins
Access Moderate
Top / Bottom Moderate / Thick Brush
Trail conditions Uneven ground, thick brush
Hiking Time 10 min
Coordinates 45.495,-75.4726
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45.4955,-75.4709
Site ID WOO.OTT.007
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