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About Knoefli Falls

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This is a low, long, trough waterfall, pronounced "K-ni-flee Falls". Like most falls of this shape, it isn't as photogenic as others, but is easy and interesting to visit.

The Magnetawan River flows north out of Ahmic Lake (located just to the north of the falls) tumbles over (more correctly, through) the falls and then continues east to its outlet at Georgian Bay, about 75 km to the west. Another outlet from Ahmic Lake is on private property.

The total fall here is probably less than 5 m, and is spread over a long stretch of close to 100 m of bubbling, boiling waters. Well, the waters bubble and boil at higher flow, but visiting in mid- to late-summer will bring a more tranquil experience. The short little road leading south from Hwy 520 ends at the dam at the head of the falls, and allows visitors to park and view the falls.

Some Key Facts
Region Cottage
County Parry Sound
Near Chikopi
Watercourse Magnetawan River
Watershed / % Lakes 3 / 13%
Ownership Crown Land?
Landscape Cottage Country
Size Medium
Type Trough
Modification Water level control dam.
Access Easy
Top / Bottom Moderate / Moderate
Trail conditions Bare rock
Hiking Time 3 min
Coordinates 45.6666,-79.72311
Parking
45.6669,-79.7225
Site ID WOO.PAR.028
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This page last updated on April 20, 2024. Earlier versions can be examined on Archive.org, dating back to 2003.