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In our 3rd book we dubbed this the "Beast of the Northeast." A tall, powerful waterfall, that has carved an uncharacteristically deep and narrow gorge, unlike just about anything else in Ontario.

The, deep narrow chasm is close to 50 m deep. This is at the top of many a serious waterfaller's bucket list; taking on an almost legendary status. While the waterfall can sometimes be accessible by road, it should only be visited by experienced northern adventurers. This isn't a place that you take the family for an impromptu Sunday outing.

This waterfall is coded yellow because iti s difficult to reach and very remote. I have elected not to provide directions at this time, because this isn't a destination for everyone. In recent years, access has varied from "you can drive right in" to "the road is completely flooded by a beaver dam 10 km before the falls".

There are usually ways to reach this falls. It requires a full tank of gas, all wheel drive, pre-planning and a companion. Alternatively, you can paddle to it via the Abitibi Road. Maybe some day we will have reliable overland access.

Some Key Facts
Region Northeast
County Cochrane
Near Relay
Watercourse Newpost Creek
Watershed / % Lakes 3 / 55%
Ownership Little Abitibi Provincial Park
Landscape Wilderness
Size Large
Type Tall Cascade
Modification Natural
Access Challenging
Top / Bottom Difficult / Difficult
Trail conditions
Hiking Time 20 min
Coordinates 49.9929,-81.5337
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49.9929,-81.5337
Site ID WOO.COC.019
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This page last updated on April 20, 2024. Earlier versions can be examined on Archive.org, dating back to 2003.