This small cascade is just a few minutes north of Hwy 17, in a quaint little hamlet also called Little Falls. The falls are about 10 m wide and maybe 3 m high, and set beside an historic brick building that was once a powerhouse for a longlost mill. The falls are small, but the scene is picturesque; it's a regional favourite of members of our Facebook Group.
The only downside is that access to the falls is limited to a single vantage point. Fortunately, it's a good one, and easy to access at the end of a short gravel lane.
A second falls just 50 m upstream has been modified by a water level control dam. It is more of a slope cascade, with a gentler pitch than the 'main' falls. By parking on the road beside the dam, a decent view of the little falls is available.
Region | Algoma |
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County | Algoma |
Near | Little Rapids |
Watercourse | Little Thessalon River |
Watershed / % Lakes | 2 / 8% |
Ownership | Municiaplity of Huron Shores |
Landscape | Rural |
Size | Small |
Type | Cascade with Dam |
Modification | Water Level Control Dam at upper falls. Brick Building at lower falls. |
Access | Easy |
Top / Bottom | Difficult / Easy to view |
Trail conditions | Gravel, grass |
Hiking Time | 1 min |
Coordinates | 46.3038,-83.551 |
Parking | 46.30439,83.54998 |
Site ID | WOO.ALG.054 |
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